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PDF Instructions for Watch TV Everywhere

Video Tutorial for Watch TV Everywhere

FAQs:

• Can I use an eero as my gateway?
  • eeros cannot be used as a gateway.
• How many eeros can I have on a single network?
  • There is no limit to the number of eeros. However, more isn’t always
    better. We generally recommend one eero for every 1,000 square feet
    but it varies case-by-case.
• Can I use eeros with non-eero routers?
  • No, eeros can only be used with other eeros. In order to add an
    eero to your network, it will need to be added through the eero app
    and connected to a gateway eero that is connected to your upstream
    modem or device via Ethernet.
• Will my connection be faster if I hardwire all of my eeros or if I use
  the wireless mesh network?
  • If you’ve got the right equipment, and you’d like to hardwire your
    eeros, you will typically get the fastest connection. Hardwiring your
    eeros means you won’t lose any throughput because there aren’t any
    wireless hops.
• How much distance should there be between eeros?
  • For the best experience, when wireless, eeros should
    be no more than 50 feet away from at least one other eero.

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eero Mobile App Set-Up

How-to guide

Videos:

Create account

Add device

Remove device

Add profile

Guest network

Pause wifi

Data usage

Speed test

Update password

Software update

Notifications

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eero Secure Set-Up

How-to guide

Videos:

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Advanced security

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Content filters (Discover)

Content filters (Profile)

Create a profile

Manage notifications

View data usage

View scans

eero Help Videos

How to create a guest network

Add an eero to your network

How to setup a new eero network

How to replace an existing eero device

Remove an eero device from your network

How to bridge your eero network

What Is eBilling? eBilling, or electronic billing, refers to the process of sending and receiving invoices electronically, usually through email or specialized billing software, instead of using traditional paper-based methods. It helps streamline the billing process, reduces paperwork, and can make payments faster and more efficient.

Benefits of eBilling include:

1. Convenience: eBills can be received anytime, anywhere, through email or a digital platform, making it easier to review and manage bills on the go. Customers don’t have to wait for paper invoices to arrive in the mail, speeding up the whole process.
2. Speed: Electronic bills are delivered instantly, and payment can be made immediately through various online payment methods (credit cards, bank transfers, etc.), reducing delays.
3. Environmentally Friendly: Customers who care about sustainability appreciate that eBilling reduces the need for paper, printing, and postage.
4. Easy Access to Past Bills: Many eBilling platforms allow customers to view and download past invoices anytime, making it easier to track spending and reference past payments without having to store paper copies.
5. Security: Digital invoices can be more secure, with encryption and password protections, reducing the risk of loss or theft associated with paper bills.
6. Reminders and Alerts: Receive automated text message alert before a payment is due, helping customers avoid missed payments and late fees.
7. Better Payment Control: Customers can easily schedule payments or set up automatic payments, providing more control over when and how they pay their bills.

How to get eBilling: You can set up eBilling by calling us at 1-888.477.2177 or email [email protected]

eBilling offers customers more flexibility, convenience, and control while promoting environmental sustainability.

Remove your Adtran 834-6 Dual Band Router from the box. You should have:

• Router
• Power Adapter
• Ethernet Cables

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Connecting the Cables:

1. Plug the power adapter into the back of the Adtran router and also into an electrical outlet. You should see a Power light.
2. Plug the white/red Ethernet cable into the port on the Adtran router labelled WAN. The other end of this cable should go to an ethernet jack in the wall or directly to ETH 1 on the Fibre Optic modem. Typically, this modem will be mounted on a wall.
3. Wired devices can be connected using an additional Ethernet cable plugged in to any one of the yellow LAN ports on the Adtran router unless the Adtran router is also being used for TV services.

If TV service is also configured on this router, use LAN Port 1 only for devices.