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Plug the microfilter into the socket. Then plug one end of the grey broadband cable into the port marked ‘Modem’ and the phone cable into the port marked ‘Phone.’
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Insert the other end of the broadband cable into the ‘Broadband’ socket on your hub. Make sure it is fully pushed in - you'll hear a click.
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Slide the two parts of the hub’s plug together until they click into place.
Connect the cable to the hub’s power port, plug it into the wall and switch it on.
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The lights on your hub will change to green or flashing orange as it is setting up.
When the lights have stayed solid blue for two minutes, your hub is ready to go.
Seeing a different colour light? Use our hub light guide.
Remember your broadband can be activated any time up to midnight, so you may need to try again later.
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To set up a wireless connection:
Look for the tab on the back of your hub. Scan the QR code to enter your hub’s details automatically.
Your network name and password are on the back of your hub, your network will be called something like BT-XXYYXX.
On your device search for your network and enter your password exactly as shown. Wait a few moments for it to connect.
Here are some things to try:
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Your broadband speeds may fluctuate for up to 10 days while we perform tests to ensure you get the best possible speeds and connection.
Make sure you keep your hub on all the time. If you turn it off, we might think there is something wrong with the line.
Whether it's your phone, tablet or console, find out how to connect to your new wi-fi network.
There are simple ways you can boost performance and get the best from your broadband.
Download the My BT app to check your bill, test your speeds and activate your internet security products.
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