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USER MANUAL ADSL2+ Router CONCEPTRONIC

Conceptronic CADSLR4+ / CADSLR4B+ Quick Installation Guide Congratulations on the purchase of your Conceptronic ADSL2+ Router & Modem. The enclosed Hardware Installation Guide gives you a step-by-step explanation of how to install the Conceptronic ADSL2+ Router & Modem. When problems occur, we advise you to go to our support-site (go to www.conceptronic.net and click ‘Support’. Here you will find the Frequently Asked Questions Database. When you have other questions about your product and you cannot find it at our website, then contact us by e-mail: [e-mail]

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The Hardware configuration as described below, may be slightly different on your computer. This depends on the Windows version you are using.

The following items are present in the package of the Conceptronic ADSL2+ Router & Modem:

• Conceptronic ADSL2+ Router & Modem (PSTN or ISDN). The device in the package is 1 of the 2 models listed below: CADSLR4+ [C03-013]: Annex-A Version of the Router & Modem. Suitable for Analog ADSL Lines. CADSLR4B+[C03-014]: Annex-B Version of the Router & Modem. Suitable for ISDN and UR-2 ADSL Lines.

• Power supply 12V AC, 800mA

• Front Panel Nr Description Status Status Explanation 1 Power LED ON Device is turned on OFF Device is turned off 2 LAN LED’s ON A Network Link is created on the LAN Port (1,2,3,4) OFF No Network Link is created to the LAN Port Flashing Data is send or received through the LAN Port 3 ADSL LED ON An ADSL Connection is created OFF No ADSL Connection is created

Nr Description Explanation 1 ADSL Connection Connect your ADSL Line to the device 2 LAN Ports Connect your Computer(s) to the device 3 Reset Button Reset the device to the Factory Default Settings (Press and Hold for +/- 10 seconds) 4 Power Connection Connect the Power Supply to the device

3. Connecting the CADSLR4(B)+ to your ADSL Line

Most ADSL Providers require a filter between your Phone Line and the CADSLR4(B)+ that prevents the ADSL line from interfering with regular telephone services. The two basic styles of filters are described below.

In line filters are used for each telephone or telephone device (answering machines, faxes etc.) that shares the line with the ADSL service. These filters are attached to the telephone cable between the telephone and wall jack. The filters will separate the normal telephone service from the ADSL service. A typical in-line filter installation is shown in the diagram below.

In-line filter – ADSL Microfilter

Note: The CADSLR4(B)+ is not delivered with a filter for the ADSL connection. Please contact your Telephone or Internet Provider for the correct ADSL Filter. Phone

Jack ADSL Microfilter PhoneENGLISH

3.2 Three-Port ADSL Filter (Used in most ADSL Situations)

Another type of filter is installed at the same point where the Router connects to the telephone line. Only a single filter is required. The connection ports are typically labelled as shown below: Line - This port connects to the wall jack. ADSL – This port connects to the Router. Phone – This port connects to a telephone or other telephone device. The diagram below illustrates the proper use of this type of filter. Make sure the lines are properly connected. If you are unable to hear a dial tone with the telephone, check the connections to make sure the cables are securely attached and connected to the correct port. ADSL Device 3-port Filter CADSLR4(B)

4. Configure your computer(s) for use with the Router & Modem

The CADSLR4(B)+ is equipped with a build-in DHCP Server. The DHCP Server will automatically assign an IP to a connected computer if the connected computer is set to “obtain an IP address automatically”. To configure your computer for Automatic IP follow the instructions below:

2. Enter the command

“NCPA.CPL” and press “OK”.

The Network Connections window will appear.

3. Right click your “Local Area

Connection” and select “Properties”.

The Properties window of your Local Area Connection will appear.

4. Select the “Internet Protocol

(TCP/IP” and click “Properties”.

The Properties window of the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) will appear.

5. Set the properties to “Obtain

an IP address automatically” and press “OK” to save the settings.

6. Press “OK” in the properties

window of the Local Area Connection to save the settings.

With the Command prompt of Windows you can verify if you have received a correct IP address on your Local Area Connection:

7. Click “Start” Æ “Run”.

8. Enter the command “CMD” and press “OK”.

The Command Prompt will appear.

You should see the following information IP Address : 192.168.1.xxx (Where xxx can vary between 2 ~ 254). Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway : 192.168.1.1 If the information shown above matches your configuration you can continue the configuration of the CADSLR4(B)+ in Chapter 4. If the shown information does not match your configuration (i.e. your IP address is

169.254.xxx.xxx) please check the options below:

A. Power OFF and Power ON the device. B. Reconnect the LAN Cable to the device and to your computer. C. Renew the IP address of your computer with the following commands: - “IPCONFIG /RELEASE” to release the wrong IP address. - “IPCONFIG /RENEW” to receive a new IP address from the device.

If above steps don’t solve the IP address problem, you can reset the device to the factory default settings with the Reset Button on the back panel. Press and hold the Reset Button for +/- 10 seconds to load the Factory Default Settings. When the LAN LED’s turn off and on again the CADSLR4(B)+ reloads the Factory Default Settings. Wait for +/- 10 seconds and repeat step C to renew your IP address.

The configuration of your CADSLR4(B)+ is web based. You will need a web browser for the configuration of the device.

IP Address : 192.168.1.1 (DHCP for connected clients Enabled) Username : admin (small characters) Password : admin (small characters)

11. Enter the IP address of the CADSLR4(B)+ in the address bar of your web browser (By

The Login page of the CADSLR4(B)+ will be shown on your screen:

12. Enter the Username and Password and click “Login” to enter the configuration

pages. When the Username and Password are entered correct in the login page the CADSLR4(B)+ will display the configuration pages of the device.

5.1 Configuration of your connection through the Quick Start

The Quick Start Connection Setup contains several pre-programmed ISP’s for easy configuration of the device.

1. Select your country in the “Country” drop-down list.

2. Select your ISP in the “ISP” drop-down list.

3. Select the correct Encapsulation for your ISP in the “Encapsulation” drop-down

4. The VPI and VCI value will automatically appear in the assigned fields on your

5. If “1483 Bridge LLC” is used as encapsulation for your connection, you need to set

the WAN-IP assignment. Select “Static”, “DHCP” or “Bridge” (Depending on the given information by your Internet Provider).

6. Click “Next” to continue the Quick Start Setup.

Depending on the chosen encapsulation, you can get various settings options in the 2

screen of the Quick Start Setup. Note: If your country and/or ISP is not

displayed in 1 of the 2 above drop-down lists, you need to manually configure your connection. Click the “Config” button (7) in the “Quick Start” and continue to chapter 4.2 for the manual configuration of your Internet Connection. When your ADSL connection settings are unknown, contact your Internet Provider for the correct connection settings.

5.1.1 Selected Encapsulation = PPPoE (LLC) or PPPoA (LLC or VC-MUX)

When PPPoE or PPPoA is selected as encapsulation, you will see the following configuration screen:

Enter the Username and Password given by your Internet Provider and press “Apply” to save the settings and reboot the CADSLR4(B)+.ENGLISH

5.1.2 Selected Encapsulation = 1483 Bridge LLC – Static IP

When 1483 Bridge LLC with Static IP is selected as encapsulation, you will see the following configuration screen:

Enter the Static IP information received from your Internet Provider (IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway and DNS) and press “Apply” to save the settings and reboot the CADSLR4(B)+.ENGLISH

5.1.3 Selected Encapsulation = 1483 Bridge LLC – Dynamic IP (DHCP)

When 1483 Bridge LLC with Dynamic IP is selected as encapsulation, you will see the following configuration screen:

Keep the current settings and press “Apply” to save the settings and reboot the

5.1.4 Selected Encapsulation = 1483 Bridge LLC – Bridge

When 1483 Bridge LLC with Bridge Connection is selected as encapsulation, you will see the following configuration screen:

Set the LAN group to Group 1 (Default) and press “Apply” to save the settings and reboot the CADSLR4(B)+.

When the reboot is completed, the CADSLR4(B)+ will create the ADSL connection for you. When the connection is made, the ADSL light on the CADSLR4(B)+ will turn on.

Your CADSLR4(B)+ is now ready to use! Note: For detailed explanation of the features and settings available for the CADSLR4(B)+ please see the User Manual (English only!) on the included CD- ROM. Select “Open User Manual” from the Autorun Menu.ENGLISH

5.2 Manually Set-Up your Internet Connection Configuration

If your Country and/or ISP is not displayed in the “Quick Start” Connection Setup of the CADSLR4(B)+ you need to define the connection manually. Click on the “Config” button (7) in the “Quick Start” screen to enter the manual configuration of the CADSLR4(B)+.

The manual configuration page of the CADSLR4(B)+ will be shown on your screen:

To setup your connection, you need to enter the following information in the connection setup screen:

1. Enter a name for your ADSL Connection.

2. Select the ADSL connection type. (PPPoE, PPPoA, etc.)

3. Select the correct encapsulation for the ADSL connection. (LLC, VC)

4. Enter the Username given by your provider.

5. Enter the Password given by your provider.

6. Set the correct VPI value for the ADSL connection.

7. Set the correct VCI value for the ADSL connection.

Note: You can also use the Manual Setup Configuration to modify advanced connection settings!ENGLISH

8. Click “Apply” to save the settings made in the configuration of the CADSLR4(B)+

10. Click “Save & Reboot” to restart the CADSLR4(B)+ and activate the settings for

your connection. The CADSLR4(B)+ will restart and activate the made settings. This can take a little while. Please wait for the completion of the restart.

When the reboot is completed, the CADSLR4(B)+ will create the ADSL connection for you. When the connection is made, the ADSL light on the CADSLR4(B)+ will turn on. Your CADSLR4(B)+ is now ready to use!

Note: Explained settings are the basic settings needed for your ADSL connection.

Please contact your Internet Provider for the correct settings for your connection. For detailed information about the settings please see the User Manual (English only!) on the CD-ROM. Select “Open User Manual” from the

Note: For detailed explanation of the features and settings available for the CADSLR4(B)+ please see the User Manual (English only!) on the included CD- ROM. Select “Open User Manual” from the Autorun Menu.

The Conceptronic CADSLR4(B)+ is equipped with a build-in Firewall to prevent attacks from the Internet on your network. This Firewall blocks automatically all incoming traffic on unused ports. When a blocked port is needed for a service or application (for example: a FTP Server or WEB Server) you can create a Port Forwarding Rule in the Configuration Pages.

2. Enter the IP address of the CADSLR4(B)+ in the address bar of your web browser (By

3. Enter the Username and Password and click “Login” to enter the configuration

5. Select the option “Port Forwarding” on the left menu of the Configuration Page.

Note: When using Port Forwarding rules, it is advised to configure the computer(s) with a Fixed IP Address instead of a D

namic IP Address.ENGLISH

You will see the “Port Forwarding” Setup page:

6. Select the LAN IP for the computer that needs the Port Forwarding Rule. If the IP is

not in the list (for example: if the device uses a Static IP) you can use the “New IP” Button to add the device IP.

7. Select the Category for your Port Forwarding Rule.

8. Select the Rule you need for your Forwarding.

9. Press the “Add” button to attach the selected Rule to the selected IP Address.

10. If all Rules are defined, press “Apply” to save the settings.

12. Click “Save & Reboot” to restart the CADSLR4(B)+ and activate the rules.

The defined Rules are now ready to use! Note: There are several ports pre-defined in the configuration. You can select 1 of the pre-defined ports or create a new rule by selecting the “User” Category and

ress the “New” button.

“NCPA.CPL” e premere “OK”.

ADSL Microfilter Phone

12Declaration of CE Conformity

The manufacturer Conceptronic Address Databankweg 7 3821 AL Amersfoort, the Netherlands Hereby declares that the product Type ADSL2+ ROUTER / MODEM ANNEX A & ANNEX B Product CADSLR4+ & CADSLR4B+ Complies with following directives:

• 1995/5/EEC R&TTE directive: Telecommunications Terminal Equipment and Satellite Earth Station Equipment

• 89/336/EECEMC directive: Electromagnetic Compatibility

• 73/23/EEC Low Voltage Directive: Electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits The following standards were consulted to assess conformity: ETSI 300 328-2/2000 (CTR21) EN 301 489-17-2000 EN 301 489-1-2000 EN55022/9.98 Class B EN 61000-3-2/3/4/1995 EN 50082-1/1994 EN 60950/1995 The CE symbol confirms that this product conforms to the above named standards and regulations.

This product is suitable for all EU countries. Place and date of issue: Amersfoort, April 30

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