EE Brightbox Manuel D’Utilisation
EE Bright Box User Manual
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ADSL MODE
The ADSL Mode page allows you to change your ADSL connection mode (sometimes known
as modulation type). The ADSL mode is used to establish a connection between your Bright
Box router and your local Broadband exchange.
By default, the ADSL Mode is set to ‘Automatic’, and this is generally the best mode for your
connection, as the correct connection type will be automatically negotiated between the
exchange and your router. Bit Swapping and SRA (Seamless Rate Adaption) are also enabled
by default. You can change these settings for troubleshooting purposes.
as modulation type). The ADSL mode is used to establish a connection between your Bright
Box router and your local Broadband exchange.
By default, the ADSL Mode is set to ‘Automatic’, and this is generally the best mode for your
connection, as the correct connection type will be automatically negotiated between the
exchange and your router. Bit Swapping and SRA (Seamless Rate Adaption) are also enabled
by default. You can change these settings for troubleshooting purposes.
Setting an incorrect ADSL Mode, Bit Swapping or SRA setting may prevent you from
successfully connecting to the Internet. If you make changes to these settings and lose your
Internet connection, please set back to ‘Automatic’ (with Bit Swapping and SRA enabled) and
click Save Settings
Internet connection, please set back to ‘Automatic’ (with Bit Swapping and SRA enabled) and
click Save Settings
Description of ADSL Mode settings
The following settings can be configured on the ADSL Mode page:
Section
Description
ADSL Mode
This dropdown is used to configure the ADSL
connection mode (modulation). This is set to
‘Automatic’ by default and this is usually the best
option. You can also set the mode manually to
‘G.992.1 (G.DMT)’, ‘G.992.3 (ADSL2)’, ‘G.992.5
(ADSL2+)’, ‘G.992.3 Annex-M’ and ‘G.992.5 Annex-M’
connection mode (modulation). This is set to
‘Automatic’ by default and this is usually the best
option. You can also set the mode manually to
‘G.992.1 (G.DMT)’, ‘G.992.3 (ADSL2)’, ‘G.992.5
(ADSL2+)’, ‘G.992.3 Annex-M’ and ‘G.992.5 Annex-M’
Bit Swapping
This option is used to enable or disable Bit Swapping
on your ADSL connection. Bit Swapping is enabled
by default and is used to help keep your ADSL line
connection stable.
on your ADSL connection. Bit Swapping is enabled
by default and is used to help keep your ADSL line
connection stable.
SRA
This option is used to enable or disable Seamless
Rate Adaption (SRA) on your ADSL connection. SRA
is enabled by default, and helps adapt your line sync
speed automatically without disconnecting your
Internet connection.
Rate Adaption (SRA) on your ADSL connection. SRA
is enabled by default, and helps adapt your line sync
speed automatically without disconnecting your
Internet connection.
MIGRATION WIZARD
This page allows you to easily migrate your Broadband service from EE ADSL to EE Fibre
broadband or vice-versa. The page also displays the current default Broadband Type (either
ADSL or Fibre/Ethernet) and is identical to the Migration Wizard found in Basic Set-up >
Broadband Settings > Migration Wizard. For further details see
broadband or vice-versa. The page also displays the current default Broadband Type (either
ADSL or Fibre/Ethernet) and is identical to the Migration Wizard found in Basic Set-up >
Broadband Settings > Migration Wizard. For further details see
Migration Wizard
on
page 55
WIRELESS SETTINGS
The advanced Wireless Settings page allows you to Enable or Disable the wireless LAN on the
Bright Box router, and works in the same was as on the Basic Set-Up > Wireless Settings
page. See
Bright Box router, and works in the same was as on the Basic Set-Up > Wireless Settings
page. See
How to enable or disable wireless
on page 63 for further details.
The page also allows you to manually run an Intelligent Wireless scan to find the least
congested wireless channel. See
congested wireless channel. See
Using the Intelligent Wireless feature
on page 78 for further
details.