Enter the Password and select Add

3.3 Your mobile lists available networks. Highlight BTHomeHub (your hub’s ID number is also displayed), press Options and select Add.

If the phone asks “Current network will be disconnected. Continue?” Select Yes.

Please note: If you see more than one BT HomeHub, choose the one that matches the ID on the grey label on the back of the hub - shown in step 3.4 below.

3.4 Enter the Password and select Add.

The Password is the wireless key that is displayed in the GREY box on the label located on the back of your BTHomeHub.

TIP

Note: To enter a number quickly, press and hold a number key until the number appears.

3.5 You are now successfully connected to a

BT wireless broadband network.

The BT Home Hub will automatically be saved to your networks.

The Wi-Fi Network indicator displays when you are connected to a BT wireless broadband network.

Wi-Fi status indicators

Wi-Fi Signal strength indicator. This shows the strength of your current wireless broadband connection.

If in range of the Home Hub you will also see the Wireless icon active on your Home Hub.

Wi-Fi Antenna. This shows that you are connected to the BT wireless broadband network when it is blue. When Wi-Fi is disconnected, the Antenna is grey. A flashing red Antennae indicates the handset is trying to connect to a BT access point.

Secure access point. This shows a secured wireless network. You will need a password or network key to connect to Wi-Fi.