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This guide is suitable for FRITZ!Box 7490, 7390, 7360, and 7272 routers using the latest FRITZ!OS firmware.

The FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 7270 is a Private Branch Exchange (PBX) for making telephone calls via the Internet and the fixed-line network. The FRITZ!Box connects your computers directly with your DSL line. Each connected computer can establish an Internet connection over the FRITZ!Box. FRITZ!Box buttons WLAN Button With the WLAN button you can turn the WLAN function on and off and connect wireless devices with the FRITZ!Box by WPS. WPS is an easy way to establish secure wireless connections (see page 26). Powe Internet Fixed Line / DSL WLAN INFO WLAN WLAN DECT W N WWLWLAN DDEDECT.

What we'll cover:

Connecting cables
How to log into your FRITZ!Box
Setting the language, region, and password for your FRITZ!Box
Using the setup wizard to configure your ADSL connection
Using the setup wizard to configure NodePhone VoIP
Using the setup wizard to configure your Wireless network

If you purchased your FRITZ!Box from Internode as part of a new broadband service, we've already configured your username, password, and other settings. In this case, simply follow the cabling setup section below, then test your connection.

Not what you're looking for? Try the FRITZ!Box guides for manual ADSL setup, NodePhone VoIP, or Wireless configuration.

FRITZ!Box Cable Setup

Figure 1: The ports on a FRITZ!Box 7490 router. These ports are the same on the 7390 and 7272.

The FRITZ!Box uses a RJ45-style connection for the ADSL port on the back of the device. Each unit includes an all-in-one version of the 'Y' cable without separate adapters. If you have a FRITZ!Box 7360 it will be a straight cable, as the 7360 does not support landline phone calls - this cable should connect only to the DSL socket on the filter.

NOTE: Initial shipments of FRITZ!Box units had RJ45 plugs on the included 'Y' splitter. RJ45 to RJ11 adapters are included and must be used to connect the 'Y' cable to your ADSL splitter.

Figure 2: Typical cabling for a FRITZ!Box 'Y' cable

Cabling for Standard ADSL Connections

Please note that the following does not apply for the 7360.

Connect the larger (RJ45) end of the 'Y' cable to the DSL/TEL port on the router.
Connect the small, black end of the 'Y' cable (labelled Tel) to the Local Phone port on the ADSL splitter.
Connect the remaining small end of the 'Y' cable (labelled DSL) to the ADSL Modem port on the ADSL splitter.
Connect one end of the supplied Ethernet cable to the network port on your computer. Connect the other end to one of the LAN ports on the back of the router.
Connect the power supply to the back of the router, and plug it into your 240v power outlet.
Switch on the router.

Cabling for Naked ADSL and FRITZ!Box 7360

Connect the larger (RJ45) end of the 'Y' cable to the DSL/TEL port on the router.
Connect the small, grey end of the 'Y' cable (labelled DSL) to the telephone port on the wall.
Connect one end of the supplied Ethernet cable to the network port on your computer. Connect the other end to one of the LAN ports on the back of the router.
Connect the power supply to the back of the router, and plug it into your 240v power outlet.
Switch on the router.

Figure 3: Cabling for a Naked ADSL connection

Setting the language, region, and password for your FRITZ!Box

The following steps only apply if your FRITZ!Box is not already configured, or if it has been reset to factory default settings.

If you purchased your FRITZ!Box from Internode, your router has been pre-configured. Simply follow the cabling steps above to set up your ADSL broadband service.

Step 1

Make sure that your computer is connected to the FRITZ!Box - either with an Ethernet cable, or over a wireless network.
Open your preferred web browser, for example: Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, or Mozilla Firefox.
Enter the following number into the address bar and then hit Enter on your keyboard:
- 192.168.178.1 (this number is called an IP Address).

Figure 4: Entering the IP address to access the router

Step 2

The Language Selection screen will appear.
Select English from the list, then click Next.

Figure 5: Setting your FRITZ!Box language

Step 3

The Regional Settings screen will appear.
Select Australia from the drop-down menu.
Select your state from the Time Zone drop-down, then click Next.

Figure 6: Setting your FRITZ!Box regional settings

The modem will save your settings and reboot. This may take around two minutes.

Figure 7: The FRITZ!Box rebooting screen

Step 4

The wizard will ask you to create an Administrator Password. You will need this password in future when you try to log in to your FRITZ!Box router.
Enter your chosen password into the FRITZ!Box password box.
Click OK to save your password.

Please make a note of your new Administrator Password, as Internode will not be able to provide it to you if it is lost or forgotten.

If you forget the password, you will need to factory reset your FRITZ!Box before you can access the user interface.

You can reset the FRITZ!Box to factory settings by clicking Forgot your password? and then Restore Factory Settings at the login screen (see Step 5 below). Please note that this will overwrite all of your settings.

Once you have reset your FRITZ!Box to factory settings, you will have to restart this wizard from the beginning.

Figure 8: Creating an Administrator password for your FRITZ!Box

Using the setup wizard to configure your Internet connection

Step 1

The router will display a welcome screen. Click Next.

Figure 10: The setup wizard welcome screen

Step 2

The wizard will ask you to select your Internet Service Provider.
Select Internode from the drop down menu.
Click Next to continue the wizard.

Figure 11: Selecting your ISP

Step 3

The wizard will ask for your Internode connection details.
Enter your Internode username into the User name field, that is, username@internode.on.net.
NOTE: If your username does not include @internode.on.net you will be unable to connect.
Enter your Internode password into the Password field. If you've forgotten your password, you can retrieve it with our Password Retrieval tool.
Click Next to continue.

Figure 12: Entering your Internode username and password

Step 4

The wizard will ask you to confirm your settings.
- If all the settings are correct, press Next to continue.
- If the settings are not correct, press Back to make any necessary corrections.

Figure 13: Checking your connection settings

Step 5

The FRITZ!Box will save your settings. This may take a few minutes.

Figure 14: Saving your account settings

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