D-Link DSL-302G Quick Installation Manual

using any current web browser, i.e., Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator. DSL-302G ADSL USB/Ethernet Modem 9V DC, 1A Power Adapter ©2002 D-Link Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Trademarks or registered trademarks are the property of their respective holders. Software and specifications subject to change without notice. DSL-302G.09232002 Read This First! Check Your Package Contents DSL-302G ADSL USB/Ethernet Modem CD-ROM (containing Manual, Drivers and Warranty) Ethernet (CAT5 UTP) Cable (blue) Using a power supply with a different voltage rating will damage and void the warranty for this product. If any of the above items are missing, please contact your reseller. This Quick Installation Guide introduces you to your new DSL modem and walks you step-by-step through the process of installing the modem on your computer. Please make sure to follow each step carefully. For more detailed information on the functions and features of the DSL modem, please refer to the User’s Manual located on the included CD-ROM. RJ-11 Telephone Cord (black) USB Cable (transparent) Device Feet (one pair) Before continuing, you will need to know the VPI/VCI numbers and the encapsulation method (LLC or VC Mux) used for the ADSL connection. If you do not know these information, please contact your ISP.

you begin, visually inspect the rear of your computer and make sure it has either a USB or Ethernet port as shown below. If you are uncertain as to the different type of ports, please consult the manuals that came with your computer. If your computer does not have one of the two ports, you need to purchase and install a USB or Ethernet adapter before proceeding with the installation. For USB: • Your computer has a functional USB port. • Only for Microsoft Windows 98SE/Me/2K/XP Operating Systems. For Ethernet: • Your computer has pre-installed or built-in Ethernet adapter. • Can be used for all Operating Systems. USB Port Ethernet Port USB Installation (for Windows 98SE/Me/2K/XP) For USB Installation, please continue to step For Ethernet Installation, please continue to step Insert the DSL-302G CD-ROM into the computer. The following auto-run screen will appear: Click on Install Drivers & Utility Requirements: Make sure that your ADSL service is enabled. If you are not sure, please contact your ISP to verify. Since both ADSL and your telephone service uses the same telephone line wire, you are susceptible to noise and interference. To eliminate these noise, you must use a micro-filter with all other telephony devices such as your telephone, fax machine, and answering machine. Please refer to the Appendix at the end of this guide for more information.

instructions to physically connect the modem before moving further. Make sure both boxes are checked. Click Next Click Next Click Next

Please proceed to step to configure the DSL-302G. Ethernet Installation (for all Operating Systems) Connect the DSL-302G to a suitable power source. Once the unit is powered on, insert one end of the included Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port, and the other end into the Ethernet port of the NIC card installed on your computer. Make sure your computer is turned on. Note: If the cable connection is good, a green LED on the front of the device labeled Ethernet/Link will glow steadily. Click Finish to reboot the computer

the back of the device. Connect the other end of the cable to the telephone wall jack. To Power Supply To Computer To Phone Jack Please proceed to step to configure the DSL-302G. ADSL Configuration The Configuration Utility allows you to change the VPI/VCI settings of the DSL-302G to connect to your ISP and also displays ADSL connection information. The DSL-302G comes with a default VPI of “0” and a VCI of “35”. If your DSL service provider uses different numbers, change these numbers on the modem to match those of your provider. If you are unsure of the VPI/VCI numbers, check all documentation provided by your DSL provider or contact them to get this necessary information. The DSL modem will not work unless the VPI and VCI numbers exactly match those of your DSL provider. Follow the steps below to change the VPI/VCI if necessary. There should be a DSL-300 Family Configuration Utility icon on your desktop. (Alter- nately, you can go to Start>Programs>D-Link DSL Family>DSL-300 Family Configura- tion Utility) If it is not installed, please refer back to step 2 to install the Ethernet Configuration Utility. Double-Click on the icon. When the utility is launched, it will search for any DSL-302G on the network and display them in the table. If the modem does not appear in a few seconds, click the Discover button. Note: If the ADSL Link LED does not glow green within three minutes of it being connected, check all your cable connections to make sure they are correct and securely installed. Click

address of the DSL-302G or highlight it and press the Enter or Return key. You should now be prompt for the password. The default password is “admin”. Click on the General ADSL Information tab. The new menu lists 8 channels available for configuration. You need to change settings for only one channel in order to use the ADSL modem. Click on the first channel listed to highlight it, this is the default channel used by the modem. In the new menu screen you must enter new values for the VPI and VCI settings. You also must choose the Encapsulation method used (LLC or VC Mux) from the pull-down menu. Your service provider will supply this information. Note: The default settings for the modem are VPI of “0” and a VCI of “35”. The default encapsulation method used is LLC. Click Ok Click Update Click Set admin

settings and automatically restart. Note: Do not manually restart the modem. It will automatically restart by itself. When the DSL-302G has been fully restarted, then it will be ready for use. Click Ok Click Yes Click Yes You wil be returned to the General ADSL Information screen. The power LED, status LED, ADSL LED, and Ethernet or USB LED should now remain solid green.

You have now installed and configured the DSL-302G modem. Your ISP may require you to install other software such as a PPPoE client. If so, please do that now. Your connection may look similar to this:

every normal telephone in the house, apartment or office where you are installing the DSL modem. Micro-filters ensure that the new DSL data signal and the normal voice signal do not interfere with each other as they travel on the same telephone line. Installing Micro-filters Install a micro-filter on every telephone other than the one used for the DSL modem. If it’s not a DSL modem, it needs a micro-filter.

share this jack with a normal telephone, install a 2-way splitter and attach a micro- filter for the normal phone. The unused splitter jack can be used for the DSL modem as shown on this page. All phones, faxes, answering machines, etc. must have micro-filters installed before you can use the DSL modem. If you do not have enough micro-filters and wish to begin using the DSL modem, unplug the devices that do not have a micro-filter and leave them unplugged until you can obtain more micro-filters.