Linksys WRTU54G-TM Installation Instruction

Insert SIM card

Use HiPort to Create a Network

Add HiPort to Existing Network

Option B

Option A

Getting Started

Manual Setup,

Feature Guide,

& Troubleshooting

Activating Service

T-Mobile @Home

HiPort

™

Wireless Router

PC Users

•

: Insert the CD included with your router and run

the Setup Wizard to begin the installation process.
Mac

•

& Advanced PC Users: Reference this poster for

basic and advanced setup instructions.

Requirements:

High speed Internet connection

•

: Cable, DSL, T1.

Home phone

•

: Corded or cordless—No rotary phones or

2.4 GHz cordless phones.
Wired connection to Internet from computer (Ethernet

•

Cable, not USB)

CD Contents:

The CD contains additional information that is not included on this poster,

such as additional setup scenarios and the router User Guide. Mac

users can

explore the CD to view the User Guide.
SPANISH: Consulta el CD para obtener la versión en español de este póster y

del Asistente de instalación.

Activating home phone service

In order to use your home phone with your new T-Mobile @Home HiPort Wireless Router,

you must first activate the service with T-Mobile. If you have not yet done so, please contact

Customer Care at 611 on your mobile phone or Toll-Free at 1-800-TMOBILE from any phone.

Your SIM card will then be active, and you can insert it into your new HiPort™ and begin using

the home phone service.

Hold your HiPort with the rubber feet facing

towards you. Remove the SIM card cover

by sliding it down and lifting away from the

router.

Gently slide the black SIM card holder

labeled Line 1 forward until it clicks

unlocked.

Once unlocked, the SIM card holder will

easily swing open when lifted from the

bottom.

Slide the SIM card into the lid of the SIM card

holder with the gold contacts facing out, as

shown.

Close the SIM card holder and slide down to

lock into place, as shown below. Next, replace

the SIM card cover on the casing by pushing

until the cover clicks into place.

Extend the Antenna and slide your HiPort into

place on the stand.

Note: Inserting the SIM card into Line 1 activates

the Phone 1 port on your HiPort.

Note: If you experience voice quality issues with

this setup, remove existing router from network,

and use the instruction under ”Option A”.

Caution:

Using excessive force may break the

SIM card holder

Note: For improved reception, elevate your HiPort

as high as possible from the ground. Also, keep

away from other devices such as routers and

monitors that interfere with wireless reception.

Plug the Ethernet cable from your

modem into your new HiPort’s blue

Internet port.

Plug the power cable into the new HiPort's

power port and the other end into the

electrical outlet.

First, plug your modem’s power cable into

an electrical outlet. Next, plug your HiPort's

power cable into the router and the electrical

outlet.

Plug a cable coming from one of your existing

router’s numbered Ethernet ports into your

new HiPort’s blue Internet port.

Plug one end of the blue Ethernet cable that

comes with your HiPort into your computer and

the other end into one of your HiPort's yellow

ETHERNET ports.

Plug one end of the blue Ethernet cable that

comes with your HiPort into your computer and

the other end into one of your HiPort's yellow

ETHERNET ports.

Plug your home phone’s cable into the green

port labeled Phone 1 on your HiPort.

Plug your home phone’s cable into the green

port labeled Phone 1 on your HiPort.

Wait up to 15 minutes for all of the lights

below to come on.

Wait up to 15 minutes for all of the lights

below to come on. While you wait, plug your

home phone into the Phone 1 port on your

router.

If any of these lights do not come on

within 15 minutes, see the section labeled

“Troubleshooting” on the back of the poster.

If any of these lights do not come on

within 15 minutes, see the section labeled

“Troubleshooting” on the back of the poster.

Unplug your modem from the power outlet

and your computer.

Disconnect the cable from your computer’s

network port that comes from your existing

router.

Internet

Home

Phone

Home

Phone

Home

Phone

Home

Phone

Phone 1

Wireless

Ethernet

Power

SIM card

TM 1491

Power

Computer

Router

Modem

HiPort

Power

Computer

Modem

HiPort

Computer

Modem

HiPort

Computer

Modem

Power

HiPort

Computer

Modem