4 troubleshooting – Panasonic KX-HGW600 User Manual

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Operating Instructions

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6.4

Troubleshooting

About KX-HGW600 Connection

About WWW Site

Problem

Cause and Remedy

The POWER indicator lights
red.

• The KX-HGW600 hardware is in a bad status. Push

the RESTART button (

Page 124) or contact our

customer call center.

The CATV/xDSL/optical cable
modem network does not
work and the WAN indicator
does not light.

• Make sure the connection between the KX-HGW600

and the modem has been successfully made.

• Make sure the KX-HGW600 and the modem have

been turned on.

The Ethernet network does
not work and the LAN 1—4
indicators do not light.

• Make sure the connection between the PC and the

KX-HGW600 have been successfully made.

• Make sure the KX-HGW600 is turned on first, then

the PC.

• Install a network card and software properly on the

PC.

Problem

Cause and Remedy

A WWW site does not
appear.

• Make sure the address of the WWW site has been

correctly entered in the address field of the web
browser.

• Make sure the KX-HGW600 is connected properly

to the modem or PC.

• Confirm the information on your Internet

configuration provided by your ISP. If you are
required to enter some network parameters, refer to
"Setting up Internet Configuration" on Page 25 and
set the network parameters to the KX-HGW600.

• Check the Status window (

Page 118) on the

Setup Page. From the Status window, make sure
the KX-HGW600 is assigned an IP address from the
ISP. If it isn’t, refer to "Setting up Internet
Configuration" on Page 25 and set the network
parameters to the KX-HGW600.

• Check the proxy server use (

Page 126).

• If you turn off the KX-HGW600 while accessing the

Internet with PPPoE Connection and then trying to
access again, it may take for about 5 to 20 minutes.
Wait for a second.

• If the switch of the modem is set to 100 Mbps, the

communication between the modem and the
KX-HGW600 (WAN jack) may not be made properly.
Change the switch of the modem to 10 Mbps.

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