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If the Phone 1 or Phone 2 lights are illuminated on your Calix Network Router, this indicates that a phone has been incorrectly connected to the phone ports. Ensure that the phone is properly connected.
What to do if Ethernet lights are off on Calix Network Router?
If the Ethernet lights are off on your Calix Network Router, it could mean that there is no connection or the device is powered off. Please, verify that the device is powered on and properly connected.
General| Brand | Calix |
|---|---|
| Model | Gigacentre 844g |
| Category | Network Router |
| Language | English |
Precaution against using the product near water sources like sinks or bathtubs.
Advice to avoid using non-cordless phones during electrical storms due to lightning risk.
Warning that the unit and VOIP emergency calls won't work during power outages.
Instruction not to use the telephone to report gas leaks.
Recommendation to use only the supplied power cord directly into a socket.
Warning not to attempt to remove or dismantle the unit as it has no user-serviceable parts.
Caution regarding Class 1 laser product and potential eye damage from optical fibre.
Identifies the rear and front ports of the Calix Gigacentre 844g router for connection.
Steps to verify internet connectivity by opening a web browser and testing speeds.
Guide to connecting devices to Wi-Fi using the WPS button on the router.
Discussion on materials and home devices that can attenuate Wi-Fi signal strength.
Instructions on how to change the network name (SSID) for better identification.
Steps to connect devices by searching for the SSID and entering the WPA Key.
Guide to accessing the router's configuration page using its IP address.
Process for updating the router's administrator username and password.
How to change the Wi-Fi password to a custom, memorable one.
Information that HCB does not support built-in phone services, recommending external VOIP providers.
A table guiding users through checking router lights for common issues.
Steps for power cycling the router and using the reset button for factory settings.
Methods for contacting support, including FAQ, email, and phone.
Specifications for the router's physical dimensions (height, width, depth) and weight.
Technical details on the router's wireless standards, bands, and security features.
Lists the available interface ports, including Wireless, Telephony, Data, and USB.
Information on data handling, traffic management, and QoS features.
Information on how the router can be managed remotely via CMS and TR-069 protocols.
Specifications for the router's operating temperature, humidity, and altitude limits.
Details on the certifications and compliance standards the router meets, such as FCC and CE.
Specifications regarding the router's power input voltage and adapter requirements.
