How to Reconnect the BM622i

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Use an Ethernet cable to connect your computer to the BM622i modem.

   The Ethernet cable must be inserted into the port labeled “LAN” on your modem.
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   Step 2: Use another Ethernet cable to connect your digital telephone to the modem.

   The Ethernet cable must be inserted into the port labeled “TEL” on the modem. ,, The lights on the modem will light up. , This is the default IP address for your BM622i modem. , The username and password are supplied to you by your Internet service provider (ISP).
   
   Try entering “user” as the username and “0SlO051O” as the password.
   
   These are the default login credentials for the Huawei BM622i., You have now successfully connected and activated your BM622i., This can be helpful if you’ve forgotten your modem’s username and password, or if the modem experiences connection problems. , Concrete, walls, and major appliances such as microwaves can sometimes interfere with signal. , Frayed, cut, or damaged cords can prevent you from establishing an Internet connection. , The BM622i can heat up when powered on for long periods of time or when exposed to direct sunlight, and can interfere with your service.
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   Step 3: Plug the modem’s power adapter into a wall outlet

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   Step 4: then plug the other end into the port on the modem labeled “Power.”

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   Step 5: Press the “Power” button on the front of the BM622i.

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   Step 6: Launch the Internet browser on your computer and type http://192.168.254.1 into the address bar.

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   Step 7: Press “Enter

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   Step 8: ” then type the username and password for your network.

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   Step 9: Click on “Login

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    Step 10: ” then follow the on-screen instructions to activate your modem for use with your devices.

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    Step 11: Press and hold the “Reset” button on the modem to restore its original factory settings if you experience problems logging into the Web-based utility.

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    Step 12: Position your modem in an open space and away from household appliances if you experience problems with network signal.

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    Step 13: Check to see that your Ethernet and power adapter cables are not physically damaged if you experience problems connecting to the Internet.

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    Step 14: Power off your modem if the device becomes excessively hot during use.

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