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What is DSL?
Why choose Afaq DSL Shamel?
Understanding DSL
Information on internal wiring
Know the cables
Modem & Splitter
Modem installation steps
Activating your account
Modem settings
Introducing the world of m3com
Glossary
Thank you for your interest in Afaq DSL Shamel...
Your internet experience will never be the same again. Inside you will
fnd all the information you need regarding your new service. We hope
you enjoy your new internet service with Afaq DSL Shamel.
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DSL technology is a great way for you to access the internet
on your phone line.The technology is designed to not only give you
a smoother service but also allows you to use your phone while you
are connected online.
Afaq DSL Shamel is designed to give you total peace of mind. As a
customer you will beneft from:
Afaq DSL modem at a competitive price with the option
of installments.
Free delivery and installation.
No down payment required and easy payment options.
Technical support center (906) dedicated for broadband internet
users around the clock.
Using a fxed connection with unlimited downloads.
High-speed internet at incredible prices.
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Telephone
Computer
Electrical Socket
Modem
Your Line
Splitter
Distribution
Point
STC's Line
STC Network
Phone Jack
Your DSL line is made of two parts, as seen in the diagram above.
1- The STC line from the network to the Distribution Point on your wall.
2- Your line from the Distribution Point to the modem.
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There are several types of Distribution Points used by STC. They are either
ftted to the house, building wall or possibly to the perimeter wall. They all
have one set of contacts from the STC line and parallel to these are the
contacts for your line.
When ftting your line to the Distribution Point you should always
ensure that:
- Wire should be frmly gripped by
the contact.
- Contacts should be clean.
- Distribution Point should be kept
closed after installation.
Once you connect your cable
please ensure that the weather
protection cover or lid is replaced
and secured. Exposure to weather
will cause corrosion of the
contacts and this will reduce the
quality of your line and any other
lines from the Distribution Point.

* If the Distribution Point does not have a cover or is damaged,
please contact 907.
The cable used from the Distribution Point must be of the right size and quality.
You need to use a CAT 5 cable with a strong outer sheath for protection.
If a CAT cable is not available, please make sure you use a good twisted pair
cable. The diameter of the wire should be 0.5mm. Only single wires should be
connected to each terminal, and any extra wires should be trimmed and left
unconnected.
Note:
- Do not connect more than one
wire to each contact.
- Do not use a standard
electrical or bell wire.
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Your wires connecting
to the Distribution Point outside
your house should always be
kept seperate and straight
to improve line quality
(see illustration).
STC LINE YOUR LINE
Remember

Close distribution point
after installation
STC's Line
The cable from the Distribution Point to the socket in your home
should be kept as short as possible and secured to the wall to prevent
movement. It is important to also keep the cable in the shade as much as
possible.
If possible, cables outside should be buried to keep it cool and prevent
disturbance. High temperatures cause the resistance of the wire to
increase and reduce your DSL signal.
Please ensure cable is secured
as straight as possbile
Distribution Point
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receive data from your computer to the
website you are on. It is also the method
by which you can use the internet
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Splitter - used to ensure there is no
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the internet connection.
Please note that laptops that offer wireless access do not require
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To install your modem please follow the following steps:
Modem location
Before installing your modem/router it is important you pick a suitable
spot for it.
Please consider the following:

Keep the modem/router centralized so you dont loose speed
due to walls.

Keep all cable lengths short.

Keep at least 30 cm away from any electrical cables.

Secure cables to the wall with the correct fasteners.

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Connect phone line into
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Connect telephone cable
into the telephone slot and
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Connect modem cable
into the modem slot and
other end into the modem.
Connect the power
adaptor to the socket.
Connect your internet
(ethernet) cable to the
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your computer. Then
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A-Computers with wireless access
To get started turn on the wireless network connection on your computer.
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Insert the Fahess CD, which you will nd in
your modem box into the CD drive.
Open the wizard and follow the
simple instructions provided.
Step (3) Setting up your modem
Afaq DSL Shamel customers- it is highly recommended you use the
Fahess CD to set up your modem.
Open your internet browser and enter
your IP address in the address bar.
Go into your modem settings and follow
the steps to set up the password.
Non Shamel customers- each modem has a different IP address see your
modem instruction manual to get your address.
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Afaq DSL Shamel customers: Once you request
installation of your new AFAQ DSL Shamel modem you will
receive a text message from STC with the user name and
password. If you lose your password send a SMS to 906
entering 8111, then area code (e.g 01 for Riyadh) then
your telephone number, your username and password
will be sent to your mobile (Example 8111 015555555).
Non Afaq DSL Shamel customers:
Your activation code will be on your recharge card.
Please follow the instructions on the back of the card.
IP address
Afaq DSL Shamel customers: your IP address will automati-
cally be set up when you follow the steps in the Fahess installation wizard or visiting
through http://192.168.1.1
Non Shamel customers: every modem manufacturer has a different
IP address, you can nd your IP address in your modem user manual.
Getting password for modem
1. For Afaq DSL Shamel customers, you can retrieve your modem password by
accessing the Fahess wizard and following the steps provided.
2. For non Afaq DSL Shamel customers enter IP address in the address bar
of your web browser.
3. Be sure you remove the proxy from the browser settings.
* Note: please ensure you keep your password safe; dont let anyone
else access your modem.
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Power
DSL
Internet
Wireless
(DSL)
Ethernet
(LAN)
Modem is not getting
power
DSL signal is not
detected
Incorrect username
or password
No Wireless
connection
No Ethernet link
detected
Check the power
connection
Attempting to
synchronize
Exchanging data
Wireless trafc
transmitting
Carrying data
trafc
Power is on
DSL line is ready for
data trafc
Modem is ready for
browsing
Enabled wireless
connection
Ethernet link between
PC and modem
established
Modem Light
Behavior
Unlit Blinking Steady Green
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Afaq DSL Shamel is more than just high speed internet. It is a complete
change of the way you live your life. Now you can do more than just access
sites faster, you can further your career by taking online courses and
entering online classrooms.
If you want to make a little spare cash or even open an online business,
with high speed internet you will fnd it easy and fast. Afaq DSL Shamel is
also the best tool for bringing friends and family closer together.
With Afaq DSL Shamel you can enjoy hours of video and voice calls and
not have to worry about the cost.
Enjoy the Afaq DSL Shamel service and see how it changes your life.
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Welcome to the wonderful world of m3com.com.sa a new site brought to
you by STC to bring together all your online needs under one roof.
All that is required is to register with us and you will beneft from a new
email address to keep you in touch with all your friends and family. You will
also have access to our online forums, games, video clips and much more.
Just visit our site at www.m3com.com.sa
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Internet Protocol
(I.P address)
Every computer connected to
the public internet has a unique
number. This number consists of
4 separate numbers separated by
periods. This number is used to
identify your location.
Example: http://192.168.1.1

Kbps and Mbps
These are the speed of which you
can download. Packages with
Afaq DSL start at 128 Kbps (Kilo
Bits per second) and depending
on your line distance and quality
you have the choice to go up as
high as 20 Mbps (Mega Bits per
Second).
If you are a recent user of computers or the internet then in the index
below you will fnd some important keywords:
RJ11 connector
The cable that leads from modem
to the splitter.

RJ45 connector (Ethernet
cable)
The cable that leads from your PC
to your modem (or router).


FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
Ability to transfer fles from one
computer to another, for viewing
or other purposes.

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