engin oneHub

The engin oneHub is an all-in-one device. It is an ADSL2+ modem, a 2-port router, and supports up to 6 engin lines. It also connects to your existing phone line so you can receive calls to your existing number. On top of that it has an integrated DECT base station, Hi-Definition sound, and a wireless base station. Below is a table illustrating the key differences:

If you lose power or Internet connection your engin oneHub will fallback to your PSTN/landline when you go to next make a call. This means that all phone calls that you make will be made through your existing PSTN/landline.

For this reason in case of emergencies engin recommends you do not disconnect your PSTN service.

Yes, calls to emergency service numbers are available using the engin oneHub. If your broadband goes down or there is a power outage, your engin oneHub will automatically revert to your PSTN landline service, which will support emergency service calls.

As an engin customer it is important you understand that you must notify us if you change your address, that way if you make an emergency services call, your correct address will be identified.

Please note that emergency services calls are not supported on engin BYO and engin 1way services.

To access the routers configuration menu type in the IP address http://192.168.1.254 into the address field of a web browser. If you are not automatically logged in the default credentials are:

• User Name: Administrator
• Blank password, don't type anything in the password field.

To configure your engin oneHub with your ISP you need to:

1. Type in the IP address http://192.168.1.254 into the address field of a web browser.
2. Click on the "oneHub" link then the "Set-up" link
3. Follow the instructions and enter your ISP username and password when prompted.

Note: You will need to contact your ISP to find out your username and password if you are unsure.

Press and hold the Wireless Association button for 20 seconds. The Wireless Association button is located at the back of the device. Please note that resetting your device will clear any engin VoIP settings and you will need to contact customer service on 1300 305 000 or online at http://www.engin.com.au//Help/LiveChat.aspxto reinstall them. Resetting your device will reset all routing functionality.

Important: Please ensure you have your ISP username and password before you reset your device

When viewing the front of the device from left to right:

• "Wireless" shows status of the Wireless network
• "Phone" shows connection status of engin service
• "Data" shows status of the Ethernet network
• "Internet" shows if Internet is properly configured
• "Broadband" shows is ADSL connection is detected

• Wireless

Green constant = On

Green flashing = Wireless data in use

Off = Wireless device disabled

• Phone

Off = engin not configured or disabled

Solid Green = OK, should be able to make and receive calls

Flashing Green = Call in progress

• Data

Green constant = Wired device connected

Green flashing = Wired data in use

Off = No Wired device connected

• Internet LED

Green constant = ISP Username and password correct

Green flashing = Internet data in use

Off = Broadband not setup yet (or ADSL unavailable)

• Broadband

Green constant = ADSL connection good

Green flashing = ADSL is being connected

Off = No ADSL detected

• Press "Int" to put the call on hold
• Dial the internal connection you want to transfer the call to, e.g. 2
• Pickup the internal call on handset 2
• Press the red button on handset 1 to transfer the external call to handset 2

• Log on to the engin oneHub web interface
• Go into the Advanced menu, and under 'Configuration', select 'Wireless'
• The next screen should show the 'Wireless Access Point' settings - select 'Configure' to edit these settings, and go through the following:
• Interface Enabled: Ticked
• Network name (SSID): A short name for your wireless network (so you can recognise it)
• Interface type: If in doubt, go for 802.11b/g
• Channel Selection: Automatic
• Allow multicast from Broadband Network: Ticked
• Press 'Apply'
• Next, from the Configuration > Wireless menu, select 'Configure security', and enter the following:
• Broadcast Network name: Ticked (for ease of setup - untick for greater security if you want to hide your network)
• Allow New Devices: Make sure this is set to "New stations are allowed"
• Encryption: Pick a type of encryption for security. WEP is common, WPA is more secure.
• Encryption key: This is a unique key that other devices will need to be allowed to connect to your engin oneHub
• Apply the changes.

• Connect your printer to the USB-A port on the engin OneHub
• Start the Add New Printer Wizard
• Select to Add a local printer and make sure that the automatically detect option is unticked
• Click Next
• Select create a new port and select Standard TCP/IP port from the list
• Click Next
• Click Next
• Enter 192.168.1.253 in the printer name field and the port name will automatically be completed
• Click Next
• Select Custom and click the settings button
• Select LPR
• Select LPR Byte Counting Enabled
• Enter the Queue Name as LPT1
• Click OK
• Click Next
• Click Finish
• Either select your printer from the list or insert the printer driver CD and click have disk
• Click Next
• Enter your printer name and select if you want it to be your default printer
• Click Next
• Select if you want to share your printer
• Click Next
• Print a Test Page
• Click Next
• Done