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Getting started
Consult your hardware manual and connect / configure your ADSL router or modem.

Create a dial-up connection and enter the details provided in your welcome letter, should the modem ask you for a number to dial, typically the number will be 0, 38 or 000000.

You should not need to enter any details other than your username and password in order to connect to you ADSL, however for the more technical user you may require the following information.

  • VPI: 0
  • VCI: 38
  • PPP Type/Encapsulation: PPPoA (PPP over ATM) NOT PPPoE
  • Framing: VC-MUX
  • Modulation/Mode: G.DMT
  • DNS Primary: 213.208.106.212
  • DNS Secondary: 213.208.106.213
  • MTU: 1500


How will I know when my ADSL line is ready?
As soon as your line is active we will notify you via your control panel. On Average this takes approximately 10 days from placing the order; however, in some cases it may take a little longer.

Billing cycle
When your ADSL line becomes active, your billing cycle will be amended accordingly to reflect the date on which you first receive the service.

Trouble-shooting

I can't get synchronisation (my ADSL link light is flashing)

  1. Check if your phone has a dial tone, if not then call BT 151 for them to check the line.
  2. Check, and if possible, replace your micro-filters and internal cabling (even if the setup has worked before).
  3. Unplug all non ADSL equipment from the line including fax machines, Sky TV, etc (even if it has worked with them before)
  4. Try plugging your ADSL directly into the master socket via the filter with no other devices on the line.

If all of the above fail, please contact technical support.

My connection keeps dropping

  1. Check, and if possible, replace your micro-filters and internal cabling (even if the setup has worked before).
  2. Unplug all non ADSL equipment from the line including fax machines, Sky TV, etc (even if it has worked with them before).
  3. Try plugging your ADSL directly into the master socket via the filter with no other devices on the line.
  4. If all of the above fail, please contact technical support.

I get a failed authentication message when logging on

  1. Ensure you are using the correct login format e.g. 'example@turbo.mydsl' where 'example' is your login name.
  2. Double check your password.
  3. Ensure that the login and password are in the correct case (check Caps lock etc).
  4. If the connection is still failing, please try the following login names and make a note of the results.
  5. Try the login bt_test@startup_domain with your own password.
  6. Try the login bt_test_user@gotadsl.co.uk with your own password.
  7. If all of the above fail, please contact technical support with the results of all of the above.


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