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Lingo Advanced with Multiple Computers (Recommended)
Appropriate to begin applying your Lingo voice over Internet protocol service, you shall demand to set up your Lingo telephone adaptor. Please read the following voice over Internet protocol install book of instructions for multiple computers carefully.
NOTE: whenever you presently apply a USB connection between your computer and your Cable/digital subscriber line modem, you shall want to upgrade to an Ethernet connection. This might ask you to buy and set up a Network Interface Card (NIC) for your computer.
This is the preferable way for connecting your network to Lingo’s voice over Internet protocol service. This set up admits your Lingo telephone adaptor to prioritise your voice traffic across your data traffic, therefore providing you with greater consistence of call quality.
What you shall need:

* Two Ethernet cables (a green one is enclosed in your start-up kit).
* One ordinary telephone line (two are enclosed in your start-up kit).
* One ordinary analogue telephone.
* The Lingo telephone adaptor.
* The Lingo telephone adaptor power supply.

1. Turn off the power for all the devices on your network, admitting your Cable/digital subscriber line modem to your broadband connection, and computer.
2. Connect an Ethernet cable (the green one admitted with your Lingo device or another cable only like it) from the Cable/digital subscriber line modem’s Ethernet port to the wide area network port on the back of the Lingo telephone adaptor.
3. Link up a second Ethernet cable from the ENET port on the back of the Lingo telephone adaptor to the wide area network port on the router.
4. Connect an ordinary analogue phone to the PH1 port on the back of the Lingo telephone adaptor applying an ordinary telephone line. (Note: any telephone configured for residential use is an analogue telephone and shall work. For cordless telephone systems, make certain you’re connecting to the base/transmitter).
5. Turn on the Cable/digital subscriber line modem. Wait till it’s successfully connected (see your modem’s user manual or contact your ISP whenever you’re uncertain of how to tell when the modem is linked to your broadband connection).
6. Connect the provided power line to the POWER port on the back of the Lingo telephone adaptor, connect other end to any ordinary home power outlet (wall plug, surge-protector, etc).
7. Verify the green POWER light on the forepart of the Lingo telephone adaptor is a steadily green. Whenever it’s not, check your power connection again
8. The wide area network light on the front of the Lingo telephone adaptor shall start like a steady green, then begin blinking as it connects to the World Wide Web across your broadband connection (you might hear a soft “click” sound. This is normal).
9. While the wide area network light is flashing, critical files are downloading. Do not disconnect the power or lift the receiver on your telephone at this time, as it might cause you to lose service.
10. Once the green voice over Internet protocol light is on, you’re ready to place calls. Catch your telephone receiver. The PH1 light should be a steady green and you should hear dial tone. You have finished the voice portion of installing and could start making voice over Internet protocol calls. (Note: when you hang up the receiver, the PH1 light shall turn off).
11. Whenever you already have devices connected to the local area network ports of your router, you don’t need to change how they are connected. Whenever the router is fresh to your home network, connect Ethernet cables from the local area network ports to each of your computers or other network devices.
12. Power up the router and wait for the wide area network port to set up a connection (see your router’s accompanying support for how to affirm a wide area network connection across your broadband connection).
13. Power up your computers. After the OSs load, apply a internet web browser to affirm that you are able to get at the cyberspace across your broadband connection.