1. Identify connection

There are two possible cable options when your router is delivered.

Left: DSL cable (TAE-RJ45)

Right: Y-cable (2*RJ45-1*RJ45) with gray DSL adapter (RJ45-TAE)

External link: Further information on these cables (pin assignment etc.)

If both cables are included, please use the DSL cable (TAE-RJ45).

Important:

  • Please do not use a splitter under any circumstances.
  • Please do not use a black adapter (RJ45-TAE) as it has the wrong polarity.

1.1. connection to the telephone network with DSL cable

  1. Connect the RJ45 plug of the DSL cable to the socket on the router labeled DSL (sometimes also DSL/TEL).
  2. Insert the TAE plug directly into the middle slot of the telephone socket (TAE F).

1.2. connection to the telephone network with Y-cable and DSL adapter

  1. Connect the long end of the DSL cable to the socket on the router labeled DSL (sometimes also DSL/TEL).
  2. Connect the shorter gray end of the cable to the DSL adapter.
  3. Plug the DSL adapter into the middle slot of your telephone socket labeled "F".

2. Putting the router into operation and setting it up

  1. Connect your router to the power supply.
  2. Connect your computer to the router via LAN or WLAN.
  3. Connect your telephones to the router via the appropriate connections.