Steps to Set up TP Link Router
Step 1
Please select whether you have a Phone Line or an ONT Box and proceed with the steps shown below
Plug it in
1. Connect the phone cable
Plug one end of the grey phone cable into the DSL port on the back of the router, and the other into your master phone socket. If your socket doesn't have a built-in broadband port, use the small filter (splitter) from the box.
2. Power on
Connect the power adapter, plug it into the wall, and press the ON/OFF button on the back.
3. Wait for green
The first start takes a few minutes while the router collects its settings. You're ready when:
- Status: orange
- Broadband:
- Internet: green
Plug it in
1. Connect the phone cable
Plug one end of the grey phone cable into the DSL port on the back of the router, and the other into your master phone socket. If your socket doesn't have a built-in broadband port, use the small filter (splitter) from the box.
2. Power on
Connect the power adapter, plug it into the wall, and press the ON/OFF button on the back.
3. Wait for the lights
Give it 2–3 minutes. Before carrying on, check these lights on the front are on and steady:
- Power: Solid on
- DSL: Solid on - Can take 1–2 min to settle
- Internet:Solid on - Once your line is live
Step 2
Connect Your Devices
2.1. Find your Wi-Fi details
Turn the router over. The label underneath shows your Wi-Fi name and password:
2.2. Join the network
On your phone, card terminal or till, open Wi-Fi settings, choose the network name from the label and type the password exactly as printed.
Card machines and EPOS tills work best on the network without “_5G”, which reaches further.
2.3. Prefer Connecting with a Cable ?
Please refer to each block and connect your device as per the Phone Line and ONT Box used by you
When connecting with Phone Line
The grey phone line cable need to go into the grey socket in the router
For Phone handset with a VOIP line
Plug the phone handset into the green socket on the router with a grey phone cable.
With Full fibre box - ONT box
Connect an Ethernet cable into the yellow WAN port labeled with a blue sticker on top
Steps to Set up Zyxel DX3301 Router
Step 1
Please select whether you have a Phone Line or an ONT Box and proceed with the steps shown below
Plug it in
Plug one end of the network cable into the router's WAN port, and the other into the LAN port on your fibre box (ONT).
Connect the power cable, plug it into the wall, and press the POWER button.
The first start takes a few minutes while the router collects its settings. You're ready when:
- Status: orange, Still starting up, leave it
- Internet: green, You're online
Plug it in
1. Connect the phone cable
Plug one end of the grey phone cable into the DSL port on the back of the router, and the other into your master phone socket. If your socket doesn't have a built-in broadband port, use the small filter (splitter) from the box.
2. Power on
Connect the power adapter, plug it into the wall, and press the ON/OFF button on the back.
3. Wait for the lights
Give it 2–3 minutes. Before carrying on, check these lights on the front are on and steady:
- Power: Solid on
- DSL: Solid on - Can take 1–2 min to settle
- Internet:Solid on - Once your line is live
Step 2
Prefer Connecting with a Cable ?
2.1. Find your Wi-Fi details
Turn your router over, and you’ll find your Wi-Fi name and password are printed on the label (or pull-out card) on the router.
2.2. Join the network
On your phone, card terminal or till, open Wi-Fi settings, pick the network name from the label and enter the password exactly as printed.
Quick Support with WPS
If your device supports WPS, press the WPS button on the router, then choose WPS on your device within 2 minutes, no password needed.
2.3. Prefer Connecting with a Cable ?
Please refer to each block and connect your device as per the Phone Line and ONT Box used by you
When connecting with Phone Line
The grey phone line cable needs to go into the grey socket in the router
For Phone handset with a VOIP line
Plug the phone handset into the green socket on the router with a grey phone cable.
With Full fibre box - ONT box
Connect an Ethernet cable to the Blue port labelled with WAN