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NetTalk ezLINQ User Manual

NetTalk ezLINQ
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How to assign an active VoIP phone service to the
ezLINQ.
Guide (with screenshots)
https://nettalkconnect.com/resources/nt/pdf/ezlinq-quick-start-guide.pdf
Before beginning, make sure you have the QR code or MAC address of your ezLINQ,
available, ready to be used.
1. The ezLINQ should already be plugged into an electrical outlet
2. Wait for LED light to start blinking blue. This means the ezLINQ is broadcasting it’s
SSID.
3. Download and Install TALK App (available at nettalk.com/app)
4. Open the TALK App
5. Use your email and password to login to the TALK App
6. As soon as you log in, you will see a list of your VoIP accounts.
7. Select an account to use the TALK App.
8. Press the “More” button, located in the bottom right corner
9. Press “Manage ezLINQ” from the menu
10. Press “First Time Setup Wizard”
11. On the next screen, you will see a list of your VoIP accounts
12. Select the VoIP phone service you want to assign to the ezLINQ
13. Before continuing…
a. Confirm that the ezLINQ is plugged into an outlet and broadcasting the SSID.
b. You should have the QR code label which was on the device and have it ready to
be scanned.
c. If you don’t have the QR code, you should have written down the MAC Address
of the ezLINQ
14. Press “Start Scan”
15. On the next screen, point your device’s camera to the QR code to scan it.
16. After the scanner scans the QR code, the TALK App should automatically start
configuring your VoIP phone service to your ezLINQ.
17. Please wait. Depending on your internet connection speed, it could take up to a few
minutes.
18. If successful, a success message will be display to let you know that your VoIP phone
service has been successfully configured.
19. Now you need to connect the ezLINQ to your home or office internet. If you plan to
connect your ezLINQ via WiFi, then continue to Step 2 in the configuration process using
the TALK App.
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NetTalk ezLINQ Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNetTalk
ModelezLINQ
CategoryWireless Router
LanguageEnglish

Summary

What's inside the Box?

First Time Setup Overview

Activate netTALK ID

Activate your phone service, requiring a netTALK ID for initial setup.

Setup Phone and Internet

Connect the ezLINQ to your home or office for proper device setup.

Configure with Mobile Device

Configure your ezLINQ using a mobile device for service and internet access.

Activate VoIP Phone Service

Connect Handset Phone

Assign VoIP Phone Service

Connect to WiFi Network

Connect via Ethernet Port

Connect to a Modem

Connect the ezLINQ to your DSL or cable modem via Ethernet for internet access.

Connect to a Router

Connect the ezLINQ to your router via Ethernet for internet access.

Router Modes Setup

Wireless Router Mode

Set up the ezLINQ as a wireless router to create a WiFi network.

Client Mode Setup

Client Mode or Extender Mode

Use the ezLINQ as an external adapter to make Ethernet devices WiFi-enabled.

Repeater Mode Setup

Repeater Mode

Extend existing wireless signal range by receiving and rebroadcasting it.

Access Point Mode Setup

Access Point Mode

Transform a wired network into a wireless network for multiple users.

WISP Client Router Mode Setup

WISP Client Router Mode

Connect to an outdoor WISP AP to share the wireless internet connection.

USB Port Usage

USB: Charge your phone

Utilize the USB port to charge your connected smartphone.

USB: Create a network drive

Connect a USB drive to create a network drive for file sharing.

USB: Stream media on your network

Connect a USB drive to stream audio/video to network devices.

Reset to Factory Settings

Troubleshooting

ezLINQ Fails to Register

Diagnose registration failure by listening for 'Register Failed' on phone handset.

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