eero Max 7 Quick Start Guide
Provided by MORE mobile & internet & more The eero Max 7 provides premium Wi-Fi performance and speeds up to a 9.4Gbps (if you have an internet plan capable of supporting this speed)1. The eero Max 7 features include: Coverage information: 1 Internet connection speeds and availability depend on the speed of the internet plan you have with More. If your internet plan does not provide you with the maximum supported speed achievable with your eero device, you will not experience that maximum speed. Maximum network speeds, if applicable, reflect combined supported speeds across wired and wireless clients. Maximum wireless signal rates are derived from IEEE 802.11 standard. Specifications assume wired Ethernet connection; your experienced speed may vary when connected to an eero device that is configured as a wireless extender. Eero devices are only compatible for use with FTTC, FTTP, HFC and Fixed Wireless internet access technologies. Coverage estimates are based on normal use conditions. Actual range and performance can vary, and maximum supported speeds may not be available to all customers, due to factors such as local regulations (including power limits), network configuration, interference, connected devices, device usage, building materials, and obstructions. Specifications are based on use of a Wi-Fi 6 or later generation client device. See eero.com/legal for more details regarding terms for eero products, software and services. For more information about eero performance, visit support.eero.com. The front of the eero Max 7 features an LED light that indicates connection status. A solid blue light signifies a successful connection. The back of the eero Max 7 includes a Power/reset button, a USB-C Power Port, and Ethernet Ports for connecting wired devices such as computers, laptops, or modems. If your eero's LED is in a different state or colour, refer to the following table: Before you start to set up your eero Max 7 and network, you will need the following: IMPORTANT: How you connect your eero Max 7 is dependent on your internet technology type. If you are unsure what nbn® technology type you have at your address, please check your nbn® order email from More. This diagram illustrates the connection for Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) and Fixed Wireless setups: The setup involves connecting the eero Max 7 via a USB-C CABLE to a POWER OUTLET. An ETHERNET CABLE (labeled B) connects the eero Max 7 to the nbn® CONNECTION BOX (labeled C), which is fixed to the wall. The nbn® CONNECTION BOX has ports for the Ethernet cable and the main internet line. IMPORTANT: You will need to plug the ethernet cable from your eero Max 7 into your Network Termination Device's activated Uni-D port. If you are unsure which port has been activated, check your nbn® Ready to Go email from us. This diagram illustrates the connection for Fibre to the Curb (FTTC) and Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC) setups: Similar to the FTTP setup, this shows the eero Max 7 connected via USB-C CABLE to a POWER OUTLET. An ETHERNET CABLE (labeled B) connects the eero Max 7 to the nbn® CONNECTION BOX (labeled C). The nbn® CONNECTION BOX has ports for the Ethernet cable and the main internet line. Plug your eero and nbn® connection box to an available power outlet. For optimal performance, you should: The status light on your eero will begin flashing white as it searches for your device, and then turn solid white once it finds it. Note: If your eero light is in any other state or colour, refer to the table on page 4. Select the 'Add another eero device' button on your screen and plug your additional eero to power. If you have a third eero device to add to your network, follow the same steps; otherwise, select the 'Finish setup' button. eero Secure's content filters allow users to apply pre-set content filters by age range or customise by category, including adult content, illegal or criminal, violent, social media, streaming, chat or messaging, games, shopping, SafeSearch, and YouTube Restricted Mode. To apply content filters: eero Secure's Internet backup2 lets users add alternate wireless backup connections, such as their personal hotspot, to keep their Wi-Fi up and running during an nbn® or modem outage. When the internet goes down, users can temporarily switch their eero network over to their backup source to broadcast Wi-Fi throughout their business, so their connected devices stay online. To set up an internet backup: 2Access of this feature requires customers to have a compatible backup internet connection and a current eero Secure subscription. Use of this feature does not guarantee zero disruption to internet connection and is not suitable if you require uninterrupted internet connection. You are responsible for any data charges and/or other charges that may result due to use of a backup internet in conjunction with this feature. If your backup internet has a limited amount of included data (e.g. you are using mobile hotspot) and you use all of this data, eero Internet Backup may not work. The backup internet connection speeds and availability are dependent upon the backup internet provider and may vary due to factors such as concurrent users, obstructions, building materials, location and local conditions. Access to backup internet connection may require backup power in instances of power outage. eero Secure's advanced security feature helps keep users safe from accidentally visiting malicious sites that may infect your devices3. To turn on advanced security: 3Access to this feature requires customers to have a current eero Secure subscription. The eero Secure Advanced Security feature is intended for personal use only and is not suitable as a comprehensive security solution for businesses. eero Secure's Block & Allow feature gives users control over which sites can be visited by other users on their network and what content can be viewed. eero Secure gives users the ability to block other users' access to apps as well as allow access to apps that may otherwise be blocked by content filters. To block apps: eero Secure's ad-blocking feature helps you improve your browsing experience by blocking a variety of ads on your devices. To block ads: You can connect compatible smart devices to your eero network once you have linked your eero account with your Amazon account. If you didn't link your accounts upon sign up, you can do so by: Tap 'Connect to Amazon' and login using your Amazon account. Once your accounts are linked, your enabled devices will join the network almost instantly when plugged in and stay connected even when you change your network name or password through the Amazon Frustration-Free Setup. You can set custom schedules, control internet access, and apply content filters by creating profiles through the eero mobile app. In addition to any rights or remedies you may have under the Australian Consumer Law, your eero device also comes with a 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty from the date of purchase that covers faults with eero devices purchased from More (subject to certain exclusions). Please see our Hardware Warranty Information on our Policies page for further information, including how you can contact us to submit a warranty claim. When you purchase an eero device from More, you will be provided with an ongoing subscription to eero Secure at no additional cost for use with a compatible More internet service4. eero Secure protects your growing online life by helping to keep your family's personal information, connected devices, and network protected from online threats. eero Secure also gives you access to advanced parental controls, including content filters and the ability to block and allow individual sites to help keep your family safe from the content they're not ready for. 4 eero Secure subscriptions are subject to More's Standard Form of Agreement – Part I and other applicable policies available on our Policies page. For further information on the eero Max 7, please refer to our website. For a more comprehensive user guide, you can view the eero Max 7 User Guide here. Alternatively, for Customer Service and troubleshooting, contact our team on 1800 733 368.Get to know your eero Max 7
Device Overview and Status Lights
Front view of the device
Back view of the device
LED Status Meanings
LED Colour What it Means No Light eero doesn't have power Blinking White eero software starting up/connecting to the internet Blinking Blue Broadcasting bluetooth Solid Blue The eero app is connected to your eero and setting it up Blinking Green Multiple eeros detected Blinking Yellow Unapproved USB-C power source used Solid White eero connected to the internet Solid Red eero is not connected to the internet How to set up your eero Max 7
Download the eero mobile app from the [App Store] or [Google Play Store] and create an account using your mobile number, email address, or your existing Amazon account.
Unplug all devices (including your old router) from your nbn® connection box and then unplug your box from power.
Using the supplied ethernet cable, connect your eero to your nbn® connection box from one of the ethernet ports.Connection Diagrams
Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) & Fixed Wireless
Fibre to the Curb (FTTC) & Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC)
Step 4: Plug your eero Max 7 to power
Status Light and Adding Devices
Step 5: Check your status light
If you have additional eero devices:
eero Secure
How to apply eero Secure content filters
How to set up eero Secure internet backup
How to turn on eero Secure advanced security
How to block websites with eero Secure
App and Ad Blocking, Smart Device Connection
How to block apps with eero Secure
How to block ads with eero Secure
How to connect your smart devices to your eero network
How to create custom settings for people on your eero network
How to customise profile settings:
Other important information about your eero Max 7
1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty
eero Secure Subscription at no additional cost
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