Cradlepoint S3A748A Integrated Mobile Broadband Router User Manual

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THANK YOU FOR
CHOOSING CRADLEPOINT
COR IBR200
Secure 4G LTE Connectivity for the Internet of Things
Cradlepoint is the leading provider of
secure, cloud-managed LTE networking
solutions for distributed and mobile
enterprises with hundreds or thousands
of locations. The COR IBR200 is a 4G LTE
router that provides secure connectivity
for a wide range of M2M/IoT applications.
Always Connected. Always Protected.
COR IBR200 Key Features:
++ Cloud-managed
++ Embedded
Category 1 LTE
modem
++ Purpose-built
for security &
PCI Compliance
++ 10/100
Ethernet port
++ 1x1 802.11
b/g/n WiFi
++ GPIO (1 input,
1 output)
++ IP Passthrough
++ USB for future IoT
device support
Model/Regulatory Numbers:
WHAT’S
INCLUDED:
AC Power Adapter
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Modem & WiFi Antennas
+ SIM Door Screw
IBR200-10M-VZ
IBR200-10M-B-AT
S3A749A
S3A749A
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GETTING STARTED
Logging into NetCloud OS
1. Insert an active SIM and power up the COR IBR200.
1. Connect to the router via
Ethernet or WiFi.
2. Wait for the device to connect. The device will
require a connection to a network through a cellular
SIM or through WiFi-as-WAN. If the device does not
establish a cellular connection within 60 seconds
or will utilize WiFi-as-WAN, you may need to make
configuration changes directly in NetCloud OS. If
needed, follow the instructions to the right to log
into NetCloud OS.
Connection Indicator:
Cellular connected
3. Log into NetCloud Manager. If you’re managing this
device, you’re ready to log into NetCloud Manager.
Open a browser to cradlepointecm.com and log in
with the credentials received by email with your
account information. If you’re not managing this
device, you’re done.
2. Open the browser, type “cp/” or
“192.168.0.1” and press enter.
3. Enter the eight-digit
Administrator password found
on the product label.
4. Upon first-time login, you’ll
automatically be directed to
the First Time Setup Wizard.
Deploy and Manage the Intelligent
Network with Cradlepoint NetCloud
Your new device now comes with a
subscription to NetCloud Manager.
NetCloud Manager is a network management
application that helps businesses deploy,
configure, and collect actionable intelligence
about any registered device. It also includes SDWAN capabilities, like policy and orchestration,
to enhance the security and scalability of your
network and business operations.
Explore everything you can do with NetCloud
Manager. Visit cradlepoint.com/netcloud or call
our Sales & Support team: +1 855-813-3385
For more setup instructions, visit cradlepoint.com/ibr200.
Router Communication / Data Usage
The factory default configuration of the router is set to communicate with Cradlepoint and other resources at regular intervals to access the latest
NetCloud OS and modem updates, clock synchronization (NTP), and NetCloud Manager membership. Such communication may result in data usage
and applicable charges regardless of whether the router uses a wired or wireless Internet connection. To avoid such data usage and potential charges,
consult the following Knowledge Base article: http://knowledgebase.cradlepoint.com/articles/Support/router-communication-data-usage
©Cradlepoint. All Rights Reserved.
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