How To Load Firmware (ver.2.0 or above) With ADSL2/2+ Support

Please read this document prior to proceeding with the upgrade.

- D-Link Australia does not guarantee that this firmware 
  is fully compatible with all Internet Providers' ADSL2/2+ DSLAMs.
- Please confirm with your Internet Provider the availability 
  of ADSL2/2+ services in your area.
- Upgrading the modem/router to the ADSL2/2+ firmware is not 
  reversible without returning the product to D-Link Australia 
  RMA Dept. ADSL2/2+ firmware is however backward compatible 
  with ADSL(1).


UPGRADE STEPS:
- You may have two options with the new firmware: 
  (A) *PREFERRED OPTION* Firmware upgrade utility ( .EXE) file. 
      Use this file if your router is not running firmware 2.0 
      or above at the moment. Follow the steps listed below;
  (B) WEB Interface binary ( .BIN) file. This file can be used if your
      router already running firmware 2.0 or above. Upgrade can be 
      carried out through router's WEB interface via Tools > Firmware;

(A)
- Download the EXE firmware file and extract it into any folder on
  your computer.
- FACTORY RESET the router before upgrading.
- Connect the modem/router directly to your computer via network cable 
  (do not use wireless connection).
- !!!IMPORTANT!!! You must assign a static IP address to your PC 
  before upgrading the firwmare, otherwise it will corrupt your unit. 
  Steps: Go to Control Panel > Network Connections > Local Area Connection >
  Properties > Internet Protocol TCP/IP > Properties > 
  IP address: 10.1.1.5, 
  Subnet Mask 255.0.0.0, 
  Default Gateway 10.1.1.1.
- Disable Firewall/Antivirus software on your computer. Windows built-in
  firewall can be disabled under Local Area Connection > Properties > 
  Advanced > Settings...
- Run the firmware upgrade utility. 
  When prompted, enter the router's IP address (10.1.1.1) 
  and password (admin).
- Do not turn the unit off while loading firmware.
- After the firmware is loaded check the version under Tools > Firmware. 
  You can now change your computer back to 'Obtain IP Address Automatically'. 
- Reconfigure the router with according to your ISP's requirements. 
- Save the settings under Tools > [System] > Save & Reboot.


NOTE: This firmware is only suitable for modems/routers distributed in
Australia. If you bought your router outside Australia or New Zealand 
the firmware upgrade may damage your router and void the Warranty.

TROUBLESHOOTING:
If something went wrong during the firmware upgrade and your router
is no longer accessible via http://10.1.1.1, you can recover the router
by running the ( .EXE) Firmware upgrade utility in "Corrupted Image Mode".
See more detailed instructions in "How To Recover Router" document on our
web site.

- It is recommended to connect your router to a hub or a switch. Connect 
  your computer to the same hub/switch.
- Make sure your computer's network adapter is set with static IP address 
  as suggested above and that antivirus/firewall is disabled.
- Launch the Firmware Upgrade Utility and select "Corrupted Image Mode".
- Follow the on-screen prompts. You will be asked to disconnect power 
  from your router and then connect it back in.
- You should be able to access your router via http://10.1.1.1 now.