Air 6271

On the AirTies website, select the product group for the product you are using. Select your product. Or directly go to the download center and select your product. Then you can download the manual in pdf format by selecting the User Manual button .

On the AirTies website, select your product under the Download Center. Then click on the “Easy Installation CD” tab to download the CD contents.

In any web browser window(e.g. Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape), type http://192.168.2.1 in the address field to get to your device’s web interface and modify the advanced settings.

Pick the product you wish from Download Center and click on the Firmware button. Unzip the file using win.zip. Using the web UI of your modem (http://192.168.2.1) go to “Tools” and select “Firmware Upgrade” to load the file.

If you have forgotten the password you have defined for logging in to your device using the web interface, you need to reset your device to factory defaults. By going back to factory defaults, all other settings that you may have configured (ADSL, Wireless, LAN settings) will be erased. To reset your device, press and hold the “Reset” button on the back panel for 5 seconds while your device is on. You can then login to the web interface by leaving the password field blank, and reenter all your settings.

By using a VoIP service provider of your choice you can make international phone calls over the Internet with your AirTies device even if your fixed line service is not setup for international calling.

For good call quality the minimum recommended is 512 Kbps.

With your AirTies device, you do not need a computer, earphones, or a microphone to make phone calls. You call using your regular phone or by connecting your device to a PBX.

Yes. When there is a power or ADSL connection failure, your AirTies device automatically switches your calls to the land line so that you can continue to use your phone to make and receive calls without having to change any settings or connections.

For calls taking place over PSTN, you hear two short beeps after you dial the number and as the call is taking place the “Phone” LED on the front panel of your device keeps flashing (red for landline and blue for VoIP).

Yes, with the QoS feature of your device, call quality is as good as the regular phone calls and there are no interruptions or delays.

QoS (Quality of Service), assigns priorities based on packet type to expedite certain types of packets between your local network and the Internet. For simultaneous Internet access and phone calls over the same ADSL line, the AirTies device gives higher priority to VoIP calls and voice packets are transmitted at a higher priority than the rest of the applications, (e.g. FTP transfer, mail) during the phone call.

Yes, it is secure to make VoIP calls over the ADSL line using your AirTies device. Since your device is an integrated access device (ADSL modem integrated with VoIP gateway), the traffic is transmitted directly over the ISPs ATM backbone and reaches your VoIP service provider’s backbone.

To reset your device, press and hold the “Reset” button on the back panel for 10 seconds using a pointed object (such as the end of a paper clip) while your device is still on. This erases all settings (ADSL, NAT, etc.) except the VoIP settings. If you press and hold the reset button for 20 seconds or more, then all your settings, including VoIP, will be erased. You will have to configure all your settings again. If your device was provided by your service provider, then its VoIP settings are configured automatically. In case of a problem, turning your device off and then on will refresh this configuration.

For VoIP calls your device supports the G729 codec and uses a bandwidth of 24 Kbps

With your AirTies device, you can make two simultaneous VoIP calls over the Internet and only one call over the landline.

Yes, you can connect your device to a PBX and have the internal users make outgoing phone calls using your device. For this, you must use an outside line with an active ADSL service.  Connections should be made as follows:

1. Plug in the outside line to the LINE port of your splitter.
2. Connect the PHONE port of the Splitter to the LINE port of your device.
3. Connect the MODEM port of the Splitter to the ADSL port of your device.
4. Connect the PHONE1 and PHONE2 ports of your device with two outgoing line ports of your PBX.
5. Configure the PBX to send the local, long distance and international phone calls to the outgoing line ports connected to your device.

When you make phone calls over the ADSL line, you will be downloading approximately 24 Kbps. This amount is too small to fill your quota. On an hour long phone call, you will be downloading approximately 10 Mbytes.

Yes, you can do port forwarding with the NAT (Network Address Translation) feature of your device. Data packets sent from the Internet to your WAN address arrive at a certain port of your device and are redirected to the same port of a computer on your local network.

Install the ADSL Utility Program from the CD included with your device onto your computer. When you run the program, you will see the “ADSL Counter” button on the main menu and can use it to track your monthly ADSL usage (download and upload).

To block the use of programs such as ICQ, MIRC, MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, you need to use a 3rd party Firewall such as ISA SERVER or Checkpoint.

YES. AirTies products are designed and developed in compliance with the latest technology. You will need to find out which ADSL line parameters (VPI, VCI values, PPPoA/PPPoE encapsulation mode..) are used in the country where you would like to use your device and configure those settings correctly. Also, make sure that the local ADSL connection type is “Annex A”.

Check the splitter connections of your device. The hardware connections should be made as described in the User Manual and Easy Setup CD. If there are no problems with the connections, contact your ADSL service provider and report the problem.

Even though it is not required by law to repair a product that has failed as a result of not following the User Manual guidelines, following its principle of unconditional customer satisfaction, AirTies will make every effort to fix the problem at no charge.