How you connect your Optus 3G Home Zone device to your broadband service will depend on how many spare ethernet ports you have on your Home Broadband Modem.
Step 2(A): Modem with spare Ethernet ports
Connect the supplied white Ethernet Cable to the LAN1 port on the Optus 3G Home Zone device.
Connect the other end to a spare port on your modem/router.
Proceed to Step 4.
OR if you don't have spare ports on your modem, follow Step 3(B) instead.
Step 2(B): Modem with no spare Ethernet ports
Leave the end of the Ethernet cable that's already attached to your computer connected. Disconnect the other end from your modem and connect it to the port marked LAN2 on the back of the Optus 3G Home Zone device.
Connect one end of the supplied white Ethernet cable to the LAN1 port on the Optus 3G Home Zone device. Connect the other end to the empty network port on your modem/router.
Proceed to Step 4 on Connecting the Optus 3G Home Zone device to Power.
This may take up to 1 hour to complete. During this time the lights will flash intermittently. When the √ and the @ lights stops flashing, the set-up process is complete.
Lights
On
Slow flashing
Fast flashing
Unit powered on
A problem has been detected.
Internet connection established.
Connection in progress
Connection error
Maximum number of concurrent users reached
One user
Several users
Unit ready for use
Unit is updating itself
Restart: When restarted, the unit will run through this sequence:
Lights up > All lights flash once > Flashes slowly > Stays on > Flashed when the unit is in use
You should notice that your mobile now has full signal strength
2
When you make a phone call from your mobile, you will hear 3 beeps after you have dialled the number.
Important:
If you do not hear the beeps this may mean you are not connected to your Optus Home Zone. Please refer to the FAQs section of this site for more information on how to resolve this.