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Connecting the Powerline Adapter to a Cable/DSL router

If you have a Cable/DSL router to share your Internet connection, you can extend that

connection to every room in the house using the Powerline adapter. If your Cable/DSL router

supports either automatic or manual (push button) uplink ports, use the standard (BLUE)

Ethernet patch cable. If your router does not support an uplink feature, then use the supplied

(GRAY) Ethernet crossover cable.

Note: for NETGEAR routers RT311 and RT314 please use the (GRAY) Ethernet

crossover cable. For all other NETGEAR routers, use the

(BLUE) Ethernet patch cable.

1. Connect the Ethernet Cable to the Ethernet port of

the Powerline Adapter.

2. Connect the other end of the cable to an available

Ethernet LAN port of the Cable/DSL router.

3. Connect the enclosed power cable to the back of the

Powerline adapter.

4. Connect the other end of the power cable (the plug)

directly into the wall receptacle.

Note: Do not connect the plug into a power strip or

surge protectors since these devices may contain

circuit filters, which may degrade the Powerline signal.

Router

LAN

Ports

WAN

Port

Cable/DSL

Modem

Power Adapter XE602

WARNING!

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