Internet
BROADBAND
Box
Quick installation guide
www.monaco.mc
Contents
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Package contents
18
Before you begin
20
Powering your box
21
Wired Internet connection
22
Wireless Internet connection
26
Unlimited telephone calls
27
Practical information
When connecting the power adapter and the network cable,
do not connect any other devices.
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Package contents
Box
AC Power adaptor
1 xDSL filter:
(T-connector)
2 Ethernet cables:
one yellow and one red
1 xDSL cable:
grey (RJ11)
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Before you begin
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K
J
I
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
A
(Green RJ11 ports) VoIP phone
ports 1 and 2
G
On/Off switch
B
RJ11 port for PSTN phone line Not used
H
USB 2.0 Master port
C
RJ11 port for xDSL line
I
USB 2.0 Master port on side panel
D
RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet Uplink
port - Not used
J
WiFi Protected Setup (WPS)
E
(Yellow ports) 10/100 BASE-T
Ethernet ports
K
Default WiFi network name (SSID)
and password (WEP and WPA)
F
Power input jack (via the
supplied AC power adaptor)
L
Ventilation slots. Make sure that
there is nothing preventing the
free circulation of air at the back
of the Box
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Glossary
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đŏWiFi :
Wireless Ethernet local network.
The main advantage of WiFi is
that it eliminates the need for
cables. The major disadvantage
is that wireless communications
are difficult to secure.
đŏSSID (Network Name) :
A string of up to 32 alphanumerical characters used to identify a wireless network
(WLAN) and enable one or more computers and/or peripherals to connect to it.
đŏWPA (Wireless Key) :
An encryption protocol based onTKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol), which will
eventually replace WEP. One of the strengths of TKIP is its use of dynamic keys,
which are difficult to decrypt.
Recommandations
đŏIn order to avoid impairing the performance of your Internet connection, install your
Box in a well ventilated area, away from high-powered electrical equipment or radio
transmitting devices.
đŏ In the event of a thunderstorm, unplug the telephone cables connected to your
computer or Box, and disconnect your computers, modems and routers from the
mains power supply. Use your PSTN or xDSL phone line for emergency calls only.
đŏxDSL is not compatible with remote alarm or medical assistance services.
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Powering your box
Connect
power
Power
ON
G
Auto-configuration:
5-10 minutes
C
F
Check
indicator lights
xDSL
filter
OR
RJ45
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AC power
adaptor
Connect grey
xDSL cable
(RJ11) to grey
port
220 V
Wired Internet connection
Connect
Ethernet cable
Start the
computer
Power on the
computer
E
Check
indicator lights
Connect yellow
Ethernet cable to
1st yellow port
to Ethernet port
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Wireless Internet connection 1
Are you already a Monaco Telecom client?
If you used the WiFi feature of your old Monaco Telecom Box in the past, no action is required on
your part. Your WiFi will be configured and activated automatically.
If you are a new customer you will need to create a MyMT account
(if you already have a MyMT account, go directly to step 3) Activating WiFi
Click "Nouveau Client?" to create
your new account on the home
page of the site www.monaco.mc
In the section labelled "Je ne suis
pas encore utilisateur", enter
your user ID "identifiant" et and
your password "mot de passe".
đŏIf you have an Internet account: Your user ID and password can be found on the list
of settings that you received when you signed up for your contract.
Scan me
for more information.
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Wireless Internet connection 2
WiFi activation with MyMT
Access your MyMT
customer account
A. Click the "Internet" tab.
B. Click "Mes produits et services".
A
B
C. Scroll down the page to the section labelled "Matériels associés à votre compte".
D. Click the "outils" button in the line labelled Type de matériel.
C
D
E. Click "Activer". Your WiFi connection settings appear and
a message confirming the activation will be displayed.
E
Scan me
for more information.
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Wireless Internet connection 3
Check
indicator lights
WiFi
activation
K
Make a note of the Network Name
(SSID) and the Wireless Key (WPA)
printed on the label (K)
Select your Box’s WiFi network
(SSID) and enter your WPA key
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Wireless Internet connection 4
WiFi connectivity
If you have a WiFi-capable desktop computer, laptop computer or video-game
console, or if your Box is not easily accessible:
WiFi connectivity allows for mobility, and eliminates the need for cables. Note:
Although high-speed wireless connections are now possible, WiFi cannot match the
stability, security and performance of a wired Ethernet connection.
Configuring your Box’s WiFi settings
đŏWiFi is deactivated by default - When WiFi is activated, your data will be secured
using the WPA/WPA2 protocol.
đŏYour WiFi Network Name, the authentication key format and Wireless Key
are printed on the label (K) on the back of your Box and can also be found in
your MyMT account.
If you change these settings during the activation process, remember to save
the new settings.
To change the security level of your Internet access, or for any further information,
please refer to our online Assistance page on www.monaco.mc/assistance
Your computer is now connected to your Box
Scan me
for more information.
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Unlimited telephone calls
If you have signed up to the Unlimited Telephone Calls Service.
Check
indicator lights
Connect the RJ11 cable
(supplied with your
telephone) to the first
green port
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Connect your
telephone
Practical information
Useful links
đŏwww.monaco.mc
For all the latest news from Monaco, practical information and further details on our
products and services.
đŏwebmail.monaco.mc
Check your inbox, send and receive e-mail online from any computer anywhere
in the world.
đŏMyMT (accessible via www.monaco.mc)
Access all the information concerning your account and subscriptions, and manageall
your services and options ( connection settings, e-mail addresses, personal web pages...)
đŏhttp://box.lan
Local access to your Box, for more advanced users.
đŏwww.monaco.mc/box_support
For access to additional technical documentation to find out more about the
advanced features of your Box.
For further details
đŏFind all the technical support on your mobile or on our website at
www.monaco.mc/assistance
đŏ Our customer-service staff are also on hand in our 5 stores to answer any
enquiries you may have.
Scan me
for more information.
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OUR STORES MONACO TELECOM
FONTVIEILLE
9 rue du Gabian
Monday to Friday - 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Tel. : +377 99 66 33 00
FONTVIEILLE SHOPPING CENTRE
Monday to Saturday - 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Tel. : +377 92 05 23 00
MONTE-CARLO
30 boulevard des Moulins
Monday to Friday - 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
and 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturdays - 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and 2 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Tel. : +377 97 97 09 15
MONEGHETTI
32 boulevard du Jardin Exotique
Monday to Friday - 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.,
and 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturdays - 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Tel. : +377 97 98 31 31
LA CONDAMINE
57 rue Grimaldi
Monday to Friday - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
and 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturdays - 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Tel. : +377 93 30 32 56
CUSTOMER SERVICE
SALES
(Daily, 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.)
Tel. : +377 99 66 33 00
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
(24/7)
Tel. : +377 99 66 33 01
CUSTOMER SERVICE COMPANIES
Tel. : +377 99 66 68 86
SALES (Daily, 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.) | TECHNICAL (24/7)
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