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Quick Start Guide

D-Link Vonage Wireless Router

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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

• Any high speed DSL or Cable connection

• A valid Vonage account

• If you purchased your Vonage Device at a retail location, make

sure to first activate your device at www.vonage.com/activate.

In Canada, visit www.vonage.ca/activate.

Please wait 30 minutes before checking for a dial tone.

Before you begin

1.

If you purchased your Vonage Device from a retail store,

you must first activate your Vonage phone service.

(You will need to provide the WAN MAC ID on the bottom

of the Vonage Device.)

In the US, visit www.vonage.com/activate.

In Canada, visit www.vonage.ca/activate.

2.

If you received your Vonage Device in the mail from Vonage,

your Vonage phone service has already been activated.

3.

You also need a high speed Internet connection, such as DSL

or Cable, to use Vonage.

Helpful Terms:

ISP (Internet Service Provider) - The company that supplies your high speed Internet connection.

Modem - A piece of network equipment that your Internet

Service Provider (ISP) sent you to gain high speed.

Internet access - either DSL through your phone line, or Cable service.

Router - A router lets you connect more than one piece of equipment (like computers) to your DSL or cable modem to share one Internet connection. Some ISPs supply combination modem/routers.

(HINT: If you have more than one computer connected to the Internet, then you have a router.)

Port - This is an opening on a device where you connect a cable.

An Ethernet port looks like a wide phone jack.

Welcome

to the Quick Start Guide for Vonage.

Get ready to start saving money on your phone bill with

Vonage – just follow these easy step-by-step instructions to set up your new Vonage Device. Within minutes, you’ll be making phone calls with high-quality, low-cost

Vonage phone service!

If you have questions along the way, please go to the Troubleshooting Tips on Page 17 or visit: www.vonage.com/help (US) www.vonage.ca/help (Canada)

4 Easy Steps!

Step 1: Identify the items you’ll need

Step 2: Confirm your existing setup

Step 3: Set up your new Vonage Device

Step 4: Connect your phone

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Step 1:

Identify the items you’ll need from your

Vonage Startup Kit.

You will not need the CD-ROM to complete the setup of your Vonage service.

NOTE: You may use the optional base support included in your kit to stand the Vonage Device vertically, but it is not required.

D-Link Vonage Wireless Router

Black Power Cord Blue Cable

Yellow Cable

Telephone Cable D-LInk Documentation

CD-ROM

Base Support

NOTE: Ensure you are using the power supply provided with the Vonage Device. Using the wrong power supply could result in damage to your equipment.

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Printed Materials

Step 2:

Confirm your existing setup.

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If your existing setup includes a DSL or Cable Modem only,

proceed to page 6.

NOTE: If you have a DSL or Cable Modem with a built-in Router, the setup process is the same as if you have a separate modem and router. Proceed to page 10.

If your existing setup includes a DSL or Cable Modem and Router,

proceed to page 10.

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Step 3:

Set up your Vonage Device

(with existing Modem only)

1.

Shut down your computer and unplug your existing

Modem’s power cord.

2.

Attach the antenna to your Vonage Device.

3.

Unplug the Ethernet cable that connects your

Modem to your Computer. Unplug the cable from

both your Modem and your computer. Leave your

Modem connected to your Internet connection (the

DSL or Cable line from your Internet provider).

Existing Modem

5.

Connect one end of the blue cable to the Ethernet port

on your Modem. Connect the other end to the blue port

labeled “Internet” on the back of the Vonage Device.

Vonage Device

6.

Connect one end of the yellow cable to the yellow

port labeled “Ethernet 1” on the back of the Vonage

Device. Connect the other end to the Ethernet port on

your Computer that you unplugged earlier.

Vonage Device

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4.

Wait 10 minutes for your Modem to clear its

memory completely.

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7.

Now plug your Modem’s power cord back into an electrical

power outlet.

NOTE: You should allow enough time for your Modem to complete its

start-up process. If you’re unsure about how long this takes, consult

the manual that came with your Modem. Typical Modem start-up takes

60 seconds.

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Next, using the Power Cord that came with your Vonage kit,

plug the smaller end of the Power Cord into the circular

Power Port on the back of the Vonage Device. Then, plug the

larger end of the Power Cord into an electrical power outlet.

NOTE: Before continuing, the “Power” and “Internet” lights on the front

of the Vonage Device should both turn on. Wait until the “Power” light

stops blinking and both “Power” and “Phone 1” lights are solid. The

“Phone 2” light will be solid if you have a second Vonage line. Otherwise,

it will not light. The “Internet” light will flicker whenever there is

communication activity.

Vonage Device

9.

Now turn on your computer, open your web browser and

check your Internet connection by visiting any website.

NOTE: After turning on your computer, the Ethernet light on the Vonage

Device will also flicker whenever there is communication activity.

• If your Internet connection works,

go to Step 4: Connect Your Phone, on page 14.

If your Internet connection doesn’t work and you have a Cable Modem:

1.

Unplug the Modem for at least 10 minutes. If left off for less

than 10 minutes, it might still “remember” old information

that could prevent it from working properly.

2.

If your Internet connection still does not work, you may

need to register your Vonage Device with your cable

provider. You will need the WAN MAC ID on the bottom

of the Vonage Device.

If your Internet connection doesn't work and you have a DSL modem:

1.

On your computer, open a Web browser. In the Address

field, type http://192.168.15.1 (the default IP address

of the VWR Home Page) and press Enter. A login

window appears.

2.

In both the Username and Password fields, type ‘user’

and click login. The HOME page is displayed.

3.

(Perform this step only if your existing setup did NOT

include a router.) In the Home tab, make sure WAN is

selected on the left hand side.

4.

Under Internet Settings, select PPPoE IP Address.

5.

In the Username and Password fields, type the username

and password you normally use to log in to your DSL service.

6.

In the Keep Alive field, type 0 to ensure that your DSL link is

always active.

7.

Click Connect to start your Internet connection. Click Apply.

Click Save and Restart button on the left and click Reboot.

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Step 3:

Set up your Vonage Device

(with existing Modem and Router or

Modem with Built-In Router)

1.

Shut down your computer and unplug your existing

Modem and Router power cords.

2.

Attach the antenna to your Vonage Device.

3.

Locate an unused Ethernet port on your existing router.

4.

Connect one end of the blue cable to the Ethernet port

on your router. Connect the other end to the blue port

labeled “Internet” on the back of the Vonage Device.

NOTE: The ports on the back of your existing router may be labeled

“Ethernet” or “LAN” and may be numbered 1-4. You can plug the

Blue Cable into any of these ports.

Existing Router

Vonage Device

If all the Ethernet ports on your existing router are in use,

disconnect one of the cables in the Ethernet or LAN ports from your existing router. Connect that cable to the yellow port labeled “Ethernet” on the Vonage Device.

Then connect one end of the blue cable to the blue port labeled “Internet” on the back of the Vonage

Device. Connect the other end of the blue cable to the port you just made available on your router.

NOTE: If you don’t have any available ports on your router and you have a home network set up (where you share files on computers or share a printer), then you should install the

Vonage device in front of your existing router. Please see www.vonage.com/homenetwork for instructions.

5.

Now plug your modem’s power cord back into an

electrical power outlet.

NOTE: You should allow enough time for your Modem to complete

its start-up process. If you’re unsure about how long this takes,

consult the manual that came with your Modem. Typical Modem

start-up takes 60 seconds.

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6.

If a router is present, plug its power cord back into an

electrical power outlet.

7.

Using the Power Cord that came with your Vonage kit,

plug the smaller end of the Power Cord into the circular

Power Port on the back of the Vonage Device. Then plug

the larger end of the Power Cord into an electrical

power outlet.

NOTE: Before continuing, the “Power” and “Internet” lights on the front

of the Vonage Device should both turn on. Wait until the “Power” light

stops blinking and both “Power” and “Phone 1” lights are solid. The

“Phone 2” light will be solid if you have a second Vonage line. Otherwise,

it will not light. The “Internet” light will flicker whenever there is activity.

Vonage Device

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Now turn on your computer, open your web browser and

check your Internet connection by visiting any website.

• If your Internet connection works,

go to Step 4: Connect Your Phone, on page 14.

• If your Internet connection doesn't work,

go to Troubleshooting on page 17.

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Step 4:

Connecting Your Phone

1.

Plug the Vonage telephone cord into your phone or unplug

your existing phone cord from the wall and plug it into the

phone port directly on the Vonage Device.

NOTE: If not done so already, disconnect phone from wall.

2.

Plug the other end into the Green Phone 1 Port on the

back of the Vonage Device.

NOTE: Make sure the phone light is solid.

Vonage Device

This is what your set up should look like with an existing modem:

Existing Modem

Computer

Phone

Vonage Device

This is what your set up should look like with both an existing modem and router:

Computer

Existing Modem

Existing Router Vonage Device

Phone

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3.

Pick up your handset.

NOTE: When you pick up your phone to check for a dial tone,

the phone light will blink.

If you hear a dial tone, congratulations!

You’ve set up your Vonage service correctly, and can now start making calls. To configure your voicemail and other included services features, simply login to your web account at www.vonage.com.

If you do not hear a dial tone,

proceed to Troubleshooting on page 17.

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Wireless Networking

Your D-Link VWR is also a Wireless Router.

The default name of your wireless network is DlinkVWR.

To change the default settings and enable security encryption (highly recommended) see the D-Link

Documentation CD-ROM.

D-LInk Documentation

CD-ROM

Note: The Vonage Device has wireless enabled by default. This means any computer enabled with wireless capability within range will automatically connect wirelessly

Your Vonage Device is a wireless B/G router. If your computer is enabled with wireless B or G capability, then you can connect wirelessly. If your computer is

Wi-Fi-enabled, you may be taking advantage of your new Wi-Fi network.

Troubleshooting Tips

If your Internet connection doesn’t work:

You can solve many installation issues by resetting all of your equipment:

1.

First, power down in this order: a.

Computer (shut down properly, it is not necessary to

disconnect power to your computer) b.

Vonage Device (unplug power cord from back of device) c.

Router, if you have one (unplug power cord from back of device)

d.

DSL or Cable Modem (unplug power cord from back of device)

NOTE: Leave the modem unplugged for at least 60 seconds. (The 60

seconds is to ensure the modem doesn’t “remember” old information).

Confirm that all cables are snapped firmly into place.

2.

Turn the devices on one at a time in this order:

a.

DSL or Cable Modem - Wait for the lights to come back on

before continuing. This may take several minutes. Most

modems have a light that should be lit solid when start-up

is complete. If necessary, refer to the information that came

with your modem.

b.

Router, if you have one - Wait for the lights to come back on

(consult router manual for sequence) before continuing. Wait

at least 30 seconds after the lights have stopped blinking.

c.

Vonage Device - Wait for the power and phone(s) lights to

be a solid green. (The Internet light will blink whenever

there is activity.) d.

Computer

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At this point, you should have both a dial tone and Internet connectivity.

3.

Try opening your web browser to view a web page. If you cannot view

a web page, check to see whether your Cable or DSL prover is having

connection problems in your area.

If your Internet connection works, but you don't hear a dial tone or a voice recording:

1.

Be sure your phone is plugged in to the Green Phone Port 1 on

the rear panel of the Vonage Device, and that it is disconnected

from the wall jack that a traditional phone uses.

2.

Reset all of your equipment as described on page 18. After you

reset all your equipment, pickup your telephone handset to

listen again for a dial tone.

If you hear a voice recording instructing you to connect your phone to the Green Phone 1 Port

:

1.

Hang up your phone.

2.

Confirm that the phone cord is firmly plugged into the Green

Phone Port 1 , and listen again for a dial tone.

If you’re still having trouble, please call 1-866-243-4357

In Canada, call 1-877-272-0528

How to Read the Lights on your Vonage Device:

Power - When the power light stops blinking and is a solid green, this indicates that your Vonage Device has started up properly.

Note that both the power light and the phone light must be solid in order to make a phone call.

Internet - Solid light indicates connectivity to your router or network - whenever there is activity this light will blink.

Ethernet - Solid light indicates connectivity to your computer(s) - whenever there is activity this light will blink.

Phone 1 - Solid light indicates that phone line 1 is ready for Vonage

Internet telephone or FAX calls.

Phone 2 - Solid light indicates that optional phone line 2 is ready for Vonage Internet telephone or FAX calls.

Wireless - Solid light indicates a wireless high-speed Internet signal is available.

HINT: When the Vonage Device is downloading/upgrading firmware from Vonage, the lights will blink rapidly in unison.

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About Your Vonage Online Account

VOICEMAIL

Your Vonage voicemail is the most flexible and useful tool you’ve ever had!

Checking Your Voicemail

You can check your voicemail from anywhere in the world using these 3 options:

• Get your voicemail from your Vonage phone. Simply dial *123 to

retrieve your messages.

• Get your voicemail online: Click on “Get Voicemail” from the Voicemail menu.

• Get your voicemail via email: Check on Voicemail Email Notification within the

voicemail settings menu to enable email delivery of voicemails.

Change Pin

You can change your voicemail PIN number by clicking “Change PIN” in the

Voicemail menu.

Change Greeting

You can change your greetings anytime by dialing *123 from your Vonage phone and pressing 91 for Greetings.

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FEATURES

Your Vonage account can meet all your requirements when it comes to features and access options. Just log into the Features section to customize these features and more:

911 Dialing

Activate 911 Dialing to be sure that emergency personnel can respond quickly to your call for help! You can easily update your street address at any time through your Vonage Web Account

Call Forwarding

Make sure that callers can always find you – regardless of where you are! Vonage Call

Forwarding will automatically route all incoming calls to any number in the US and Canada.

Call Waiting with Caller ID

Take only the call you want! You can view incoming calls while you’re on the phone and decide if you want to take them or let them go to voicemail.

SimulRing

If you frequently change locations, or you use more than one landline and mobile phone over the course of a day, set up the SimulRing feature to forward incoming calls to up to 6 phones simultaneously, allowing you to pick up whatever line you hear first or are the closest to!

Network Availability Number

Never worry about your ISP going down again! Have your Vonage number(s) forwarded to any phone number in the US or Canada in the event your Internet connection is disrupted.

Voicemail Settings

Set up your voicemail to allow you to access your voicemail from anywhere!

Forward your messages to your email account, or access them through any phone or Web browser.

Bandwidth Saver

Never worry that bandwidth limitations from your ISP will prevent you from using your computer and your phone at the same time. Use Vonage Bandwidth Saver to change the bandwidth settings for your Vonage phone number(s).

International Calling

Are the in-laws visiting and you don’t want them spending hours on your phone calling international numbers? You can turn international calling on and off through the Features menu.

Call Hunt

If your Vonage line is busy, the Call Hunt feature can automatically forward your incoming calls to other Vonage lines in the order you specify so you’ll never miss a call again!

Enjoy your Vonage Internet Phone Service!

If you have any questions please visit: www.vonage.com/help (US) www.vonage.ca/help (Canada)

If you’re still having trouble, please call 1-866-243-4357

In Canada please call 1-877-272-0528

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