Connecting HH4 to Post Office Broadband

For reasons I won't go into I've had to relocate back to my parents who have fixed broadband supplied by the Post Office I need Wireless connectivity and though as my HH4 was marketed as working with other ISP's it should be a straight forward swap over - alas no, I cannot get the HH4 to connect to broadband, simply sits there with the broadband symbol illuminated in orange. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance

if it was a standard HH4 then it is locked to BT although BT does market a hub which is unlocked and can be used on other ISPs but that is only to purchase not free
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