Tom J
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I've got BT home hub and im getting interference on my cordless phone, so i want to change the channel the hub is on.
On here it says I can get into the settings by typing bthub.config into IE, but it just brings up yahoo search?
http://www.btfusionorder.bt.com/support/connections.aspx#wireless
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_Allan_
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You usually need to connect an ethernet/network cable from the PC to the router in order to access the router settings. Plug one in then go to
bthub.config
in the browser. 
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Tom J
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its already conected by an ethernet cable.....
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James_DT
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Try http://192.168.1.1 instead.
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liveseytowers
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You need to type in http://192.168.1.254/ to get in and the default user name and password is admin/admin
Its got quite a user friendly interface and I managed to open my ports for emule in about 2 min's, took me ages and alot of googling on my USR 9106 router!
Have you tried deleting the pairing between the hub and the phone and reestablishing it?
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Tom J
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i've just got the phone connected to the standard phone line at the moment, i need another cable before i can connect it up to the hub. there is no security menu so i can change the channels?
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liveseytowers
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quote:
Originally posted by Tom J
i've just got the phone connected to the standard phone line at the moment, i need another cable before i can connect it up to the hub. there is no security menu so i can change the channels?
Sorry you've lost me there? How have you got your hub phone connected to the standard phoneline? My hub came with the cordless phone and all I had to do was pair it up to use my VOIP 056 phone number for incoming and outgoing calls? Isnt this what you are having problems with? The phone just paired itself with the hub once i'd registered it and quality is spot on even with me hammering some downloads
edit to say i've just been playing with mine, you need to login to the hub, then click on advanced, it might ask you to change the user, if so just click change user and it will ask you the admin password. You then get alot more options.
When you are in as admin click on toolbox, then telephony. You can then see al the calls you've made and stuff like that and at the top of the page you can configure the phone then advanced configuration. You should be able to change what you want there but maybe you should try resetting it to the factory defaults before you change anything, see if that makes a difference?
Good luck anyway
[Edited on 30-11-2006 by liveseytowers]
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Tom J
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managed this so far thanks livesey, how do i change the wireless channel on the router though?
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EtHi
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bthomehub.home is the address
How to change the channel on your HomeHub
Took me a bloody long time to work it out! Good old BT, making everything complicated as usual!
1) go to bthomehub.home
2) login as admin by clicking Advanced>continue to Advanced>switch to another user. The login is admin, and the password also is admin
3) Click on Home Network
4) Click on interfaces
5) Click on WLAN
6) Click Configure from overhead menu
7) Change channel selection from automatic to manual. Wait a mo for the screen to change, and then select your channel!
[Edited on 01-12-2006 by EtHi]
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Tom J
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i did all that and changed the channel but still get it on all channels, so i get interference whenever the home hub is plugged in, if i unplug it, no intereference. Also i have connected the phone to the home hub for broadband talk and there is even more intereference and it echos aswell, the phone is a BT Freestyle 3200
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_Allan_
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You using the ADSL filters on all phone sockets?. One must be on every phone socket including Sky TV etc...
[Edited on 04-12-2006 by _Allan_]
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Tom J
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yeah i've got them on all the sockets
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Tom J
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anyone?
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gavin18787
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I cant help with your problem im affraid but i was wondering if it is possible to have one computer directly connected to the bt hub or do they all have to be wireless?
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Tom J
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i've got one connected to it with an ethernet cable
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