I removed mine when I had ADSL and gained about 1.

Have you removed the bell wire from your line? (If it has one) On my device it is > Advanced > Wireless Settings. Where youll find that depends on the model number (see above). If your talking about using this as the box to sit with your sky box then it would do the job great but be a bit of a waste, I am assuming that this is not the case after you have said about getting some homeplugs to do the job, which is a good idea, they will do the job just fine, I know a lot of people who have them for that purpose. You should not need the PIN number, if you can use WPS, but you should be able to find it in the WPS Settings pages of your devices controls. The 5.0 GHz network typically suffers from less WiFi. 2.4 GHz is the more commonly used network type and is the network that you should choose to connect to by default, as not all devices will be able to see or connect to the 5.0 GHz network. Which means you would have to hook up your sky router and plug it into the WAN port of the billion router to use that serve your wireless etc. With the Arris SBG6782 you have access to two WiFi networks: a 2.4 GHz network and 5.0 GHz network. However, the one thing I would point out having looked into it for a friend is that this will be no good as your primary router for Fibre as it has no fibre socket on it. That is a fantastic router, I have one myself as do the rest of the guys in my office as they are not only a great router but have a very specific broadcom chipset in that is great for long ADSL lines, for example I get barely 1MB with my BT Home Hub but with this bad boy and a bit of tweaking I get 4.5MB out of my line now.

How to connect to wps with pin arris