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Covers safe power source usage, grounding, and avoiding electrical hazards.
Guidelines for safe battery management, ventilation, and protection from environmental factors.
Warnings related to product servicing, moving, operating environment, and fire prevention.
Details FCC rules, conformity declarations, and Canada EMI regulations.
Covers EU directives, conformity, and country-specific usage restrictions.
Specifies RF exposure limits and minimum separation distances for user safety.
Introduces the guide's content, purpose, and target audience.
Provides information on the document's release version and updates.
Introduces the Residential Gateway, its capabilities, and benefits.
Lists and describes the equipment and accessories found in the product packaging.
Explains the meaning and function of each LED indicator on the front panel.
Describes the buttons and LEDs on the top panel for WPS and Page functions.
Identifies the product label and battery compartment door on the bottom panel.
Illustrates and describes the ports and connectors located on the back panel.
Details system requirements for Internet/phone service and pre-installation tasks.
Provides recommendations for selecting the best placement for the Residential Gateway.
Guides on connecting peripheral devices and the initial setup of the Residential Gateway.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the rechargeable battery, including warnings.
Explains MoCA technology and provides guidelines for its installation within a home coax network.
Procedures for setting up wireless networks, security, and MAC filtering.
Instructions for accessing the Residential Gateway's web interface to perform configurations.
Configuration details for the 2.4 GHz wireless network, including SSID, mode, and security.
Configuration details for the 5 GHz wireless network, including SSID, mode, and security.
How to configure MAC address filtering to manage wireless client access privileges.
Steps for setting up and connecting wireless clients using WPS PIN or Push Button methods.
Details the sequence and meaning of front panel LEDs during initial power up, calibration, and registration.
Describes the LED indicator states during standard operating conditions with AC power.
Explains the LED indicator behavior during specific situations like network access denial.
Visual guide showing the location of the battery compartment on the device.
Instructions for charging, removing, and replacing the battery, including safety precautions.
Addresses common questions on TCP/IP configuration and renewing IP addresses.
Provides solutions for typical problems with Ethernet, cable connections, and dial tone.
Offers advice and troubleshooting steps to enhance the Residential Gateway's performance.
Directs users to contact their service provider for technical support and answers to questions.
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