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¶ Network Eligibility
The Technicolor TC4400 available from NCF has been certified by the following cable network vendors for operation on their infrastructure:
- Rogers (Ontario)
¶ Firmware
Current certified firmware version: SR701343-190628-D (on the Rogers network)
Cable network operators control what cable modems and firmware versions can be used on their networks. Operators run all cable devices and firmware versions through their own testing process, after which the device and firmware are certified for use on the cable network. After the testing and approval process of a new version of firmware for a cable device, cable network operators may then automatically upgrade all cable modems connected on their network with the latest certified firmware.
NCF does not have access to firmware that it can provide to members.
¶ Accessing the Configuration
To access the Technicolor TC4400 Configuration:
- Connect a device to the modem by plugging an ethernet cable from your device into one of the LAN ports on the back of the modem.
- Open up a web browser on your connected device.
- Enter 192.168.0.1 in your web browser’s URL bar.
- A login screen for the Technicolor TC4400 will appear. The default username and password are case-sensitive, and are:
- Username: admin
- Password: bEn2o#US9s
- Select Login.
¶ Modes of Operation
Functions only as a modem. A separate router is required to provide Wi-Fi.
¶ Factory Reset
When you reset the TC4400 to its factory default settings, all user-configured settings are lost, and the modem is returned to its initial configuration state.
To factory reset the TC4400:
- Using a pin or pencil tip, press and hold the recessed RESET button at the back of the modem for at least 10 seconds.
The TC4400 will turn off and on again, and load with its factory default settings.
Note: Depending on your previous configuration, you may need to re-configure the IP settings of the devices you are connecting to the modem.
¶ Modem Lights
The operational status of the Technicolor TC4400 is indicated by lights (LEDs). These LEDs indicate the status of the modem’s power, downstream connection (DS), upstream connection (US), internet connectivity (Online), and active Ethernet ports (Link).
Information is communicated by the light colour (green) and state (solid, off, or flashing).
Here’s a summary of how to read the lights on the Technicolor TC4400.
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