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Safety warning to disconnect power before performing any servicing on the modem.
Ensures reliable operation and prevents overheating by providing adequate ventilation and keeping away from heat sources.
Guidance on proper disposal of inoperative electronic appliances to protect the environment and comply with regulations.
Reminder about grounding guidelines from the National Electrical Code and Canadian Electrical Code for cable installation.
Information on the power supply, its accessibility, and required line cord specifications for operation.
Details on operating and storage temperature ranges for the cable modem.
Instructions for product registration, keeping sales receipts for warranty, and recording serial/model numbers.
Overview of the chapter's content related to connecting and setting up the cable modem.
Lists key features and capabilities of the DCM476 cable modem, including DOCSIS versions and data rates.
Details the contents of the accompanying CD-ROM, including instruction books and troubleshooting tips.
Instructions on how to access the modem's diagnostic information via the CD-ROM and a web browser.
Specifies the minimum system requirements for IBM PC compatible and Macintosh computers for modem operation.
Describes the front panel of the DCM476 model, including its LEDs and their functions during operation.
Explains the different functions activated by pressing and holding the reset button for varying durations.
Details the connectors and buttons located on the rear panel of the DCM476 cable modem.
Provides instructions and specifications for mounting the cable modem to a wall, including screw requirements.
Explains the modem's function as a bridge and outlines prerequisites like cable company and ISP services.
Information required when contacting the cable company to establish internet service and for modem setup.
Key points to confirm with the cable company before proceeding with modem setup and connection.
Note emphasizing the importance of keeping the modem powered on for continuous internet connectivity.
Explains how to connect the cable modem to a computer's Ethernet port and install necessary software.
Guides on locating and connecting the Cable TV wire to the modem, including wiring scenarios.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the modem to a computer using an Ethernet cable and power supply.
Details on connecting multiple computers to the modem, including required additional equipment like hubs or switches.
Describes the modem's activation process, including LED indicators and system software updates.
Answers common user queries regarding cable TV subscription, installation, internet access, and broadband.
Provides solutions for common issues like inability to access the internet or establish an Ethernet connection.
Declarations regarding FCC and Industry Canada compliance, including interference guidelines.
Guidance on obtaining warranty service, customer support, or additional service information for the cable modem.
Definitions of technical terms used in the manual, such as DOCSIS, Ethernet, IP Address, and MAC Address.
Lists various applicable power supply models from different manufacturers for the cable modem.
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