Beetel 450 TC1 is a WiFi Modem with four Ethernet ports. The Modem support latest ADSL and WiFi standards with a maximum download speed of 24Mbps. You can configure this for BSNL, MTNL or any other ADSL broadband connections through the user friendly web interface. Connect this Modem with your PC/Laptop by using the supplied Ethernet Cable.
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Hello,I am using the DSL 502T for my MTNL Broadband. I also have a Linksys WRT54GS wireless router.Following are my Querries: 1. To create a wifi zone do i need both connected at the same time or will only the linksys suffice? If only the Linksys will suffice then how does it get connected to the telephone outlet from the wall as the connectors are different sizes. The DSL 502T has a standard size telephone jack for the ADSL and am using a standard telephone line plugged into the slot whereas the linksys has a larger jack for the internet(LAN sized). What type of wire is to be used for this so can plug into the wall as well the router? If i need both the DSL 502 as well as the linksys for wifi then what would be the process?
A detailed response would be highly appreciated. Many thanks in advance. I want to replace my GLB 502T wired ADSL Modem with a DSL-2640T ADSL+ Wirelesss Modem & Router, the GLB-502T has two RJ11 ports, one for the telephone line IN to the modem, and another is for the line OUT for the telephone instrument. However on the DSL-2640T there is only one RJ11 port for the line IN.
Therefore the question is how and where do we connect the telephone instrument. I assume that the connection to the telephone line has to originate from the ADSL modem/router rather than from a parallel connection from a dual wall socket. I appreciate it very much if someone can let me know how to go about it. Hi ESSBEBE / SOCRATES In fact sometime ago I connected the DI-524 wireless router to my GLB-502T modem and it worked fine, except that I couldn't connect to some of the websites etc. The reason now I want to install an ALL-IN-ONE (modem/router/wireless) instrument is to reduce the clutter around the work area. Like that I can do away with the GLB-502T completely, and have only one instrument for the purpose. Earlier I had only in my mind, now I am open to other models/manufacturers as well.
I will gather all the valuable information from you all guys and also from the forum, and eventually decide on which one to go for. Visual basic 6 portable. THANKS FOR YOUR INPUTS.
ADSL micro filters – those things that go between telephones and the phone lineWhy do I need them?Your telephone equipment (phone/fax machine/answering machine etc) wasn’t designed for an ADSL signal. Therefore the phone may interfere with your Internet connection and vice versa. Micro filters were created to keep normal phone signals and ADSL separate, even though they are running on the same wires. To learn more, click.Symptoms of incorrect Micro filter installation:If your ADSL internet connection works ok when all phones, fax machines etc. Are disconnected from the phone line, but stops working when one or more of these devices is connected to the line or is in use, then there is something wrong with your ADSL filter installation.Where should they be installed?You need to ensure that all your phones, fax machines, alarm systems, sky digi-boxes, analogue modems etc are on a line that has been filtered at some point. The actual positioning and number required will depend to a great extent on how your phone wiring is laid out.The important things to remember are that:1. Your ADSL modem (or router/modem) must NOT be on a filtered line or else it will not work.2.
All your phones, fax machines etc. MUST be on a filtered line, of they will interfere with the ADSL.Some typical installation examples. The example shown are for British Telecom installations in the UK, but the same principles apply everywhere:(i) ADSL Filter built in to the phone Master SocketOnly one filter is required, but the modem/router needs to be close to the BT Master in this example.(ii) Single Inline ADSL FilterIn this example a single filter has been placed between the Master socket and the extensions. The modem/router is fed from the “ADSL” socket whilst the extensions are fed from the “Phone” socket. All NETGEAR modem/routers ship with a micro filter in the box.(iii) Multiple In-line ADSL FiltersIn this example each phone is filtered separately.
GearHead Support for Home UsersGearHead Support is a technical support service for NETGEAR devices and all other connected devices in your home. Advanced remote support tools are used to fix issues on any of your devices. The service includes support for the following:.
Desktop and Notebook PCs, Wired and Wireless Routers, Modems, Printers, Scanners, Fax Machines, USB devices and Sound Cards. Windows Operating Systems (2000, XP or Vista), MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Adobe Acrobat. Anti-virus and Anti-Spyware: McAfee, Norton, AVG, eTrust and BitDefender.
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Beetel 450 TC1 is a WiFi Modem with four Ethernet ports. The Modem support latest ADSL and WiFi standards with a maximum download speed of 24Mbps. You can configure this for BSNL, MTNL or any other ADSL broadband connections through the user friendly web interface. Connect this Modem with your PC/Laptop by using the supplied Ethernet Cable.
13th warrior buliwyf. One day, John goes to the gas station in his '69 Mustang and the Russian; Iosef Tarasov asks the price he wants for his car.
Hello,I am using the DSL 502T for my MTNL Broadband. I also have a Linksys WRT54GS wireless router.Following are my Querries: 1. To create a wifi zone do i need both connected at the same time or will only the linksys suffice? If only the Linksys will suffice then how does it get connected to the telephone outlet from the wall as the connectors are different sizes. The DSL 502T has a standard size telephone jack for the ADSL and am using a standard telephone line plugged into the slot whereas the linksys has a larger jack for the internet(LAN sized). What type of wire is to be used for this so can plug into the wall as well the router? If i need both the DSL 502 as well as the linksys for wifi then what would be the process?
A detailed response would be highly appreciated. Many thanks in advance. I want to replace my GLB 502T wired ADSL Modem with a DSL-2640T ADSL+ Wirelesss Modem & Router, the GLB-502T has two RJ11 ports, one for the telephone line IN to the modem, and another is for the line OUT for the telephone instrument. However on the DSL-2640T there is only one RJ11 port for the line IN.
Therefore the question is how and where do we connect the telephone instrument. I assume that the connection to the telephone line has to originate from the ADSL modem/router rather than from a parallel connection from a dual wall socket. I appreciate it very much if someone can let me know how to go about it. Hi ESSBEBE / SOCRATES In fact sometime ago I connected the DI-524 wireless router to my GLB-502T modem and it worked fine, except that I couldn't connect to some of the websites etc. The reason now I want to install an ALL-IN-ONE (modem/router/wireless) instrument is to reduce the clutter around the work area. Like that I can do away with the GLB-502T completely, and have only one instrument for the purpose. Earlier I had only in my mind, now I am open to other models/manufacturers as well.
I will gather all the valuable information from you all guys and also from the forum, and eventually decide on which one to go for. Visual basic 6 portable. THANKS FOR YOUR INPUTS.
ADSL micro filters – those things that go between telephones and the phone lineWhy do I need them?Your telephone equipment (phone/fax machine/answering machine etc) wasn’t designed for an ADSL signal. Therefore the phone may interfere with your Internet connection and vice versa. Micro filters were created to keep normal phone signals and ADSL separate, even though they are running on the same wires. To learn more, click.Symptoms of incorrect Micro filter installation:If your ADSL internet connection works ok when all phones, fax machines etc. Are disconnected from the phone line, but stops working when one or more of these devices is connected to the line or is in use, then there is something wrong with your ADSL filter installation.Where should they be installed?You need to ensure that all your phones, fax machines, alarm systems, sky digi-boxes, analogue modems etc are on a line that has been filtered at some point. The actual positioning and number required will depend to a great extent on how your phone wiring is laid out.The important things to remember are that:1. Your ADSL modem (or router/modem) must NOT be on a filtered line or else it will not work.2.
All your phones, fax machines etc. MUST be on a filtered line, of they will interfere with the ADSL.Some typical installation examples. The example shown are for British Telecom installations in the UK, but the same principles apply everywhere:(i) ADSL Filter built in to the phone Master SocketOnly one filter is required, but the modem/router needs to be close to the BT Master in this example.(ii) Single Inline ADSL FilterIn this example a single filter has been placed between the Master socket and the extensions. The modem/router is fed from the “ADSL” socket whilst the extensions are fed from the “Phone” socket. All NETGEAR modem/routers ship with a micro filter in the box.(iii) Multiple In-line ADSL FiltersIn this example each phone is filtered separately.
GearHead Support for Home UsersGearHead Support is a technical support service for NETGEAR devices and all other connected devices in your home. Advanced remote support tools are used to fix issues on any of your devices. The service includes support for the following:.
Desktop and Notebook PCs, Wired and Wireless Routers, Modems, Printers, Scanners, Fax Machines, USB devices and Sound Cards. Windows Operating Systems (2000, XP or Vista), MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Adobe Acrobat. Anti-virus and Anti-Spyware: McAfee, Norton, AVG, eTrust and BitDefender.