GemTek Technology WLRGFM100 IOT Femto Gateway User Manual
Gemtek Technology Co., Ltd. IOT Femto Gateway Users Manual
Users Manual
Document Number
Created By
Eric
GIoT Femto Cell User
Guide
Modification History
Date
Change log
Author
Revision
2017/3/23
1st version
Eric, Joey
001
This GIoT Femto Cell User Guide will assist you in navigating the system with the
1
following comprehensive guidelines.
1. Open Admin GUI
Connect to Femto Cell via wifi (SSID: AP-last 6 numbers of mac address)
Access Femto Cell WebUI via IP address “192.168.55.1”.
Default username is “admin” and password is "admin“.
Figure 1
2. Status
The Status menu consists of the following categories: Overview, Routes, System Log,
Kernel Log, Processes and Realtime Graphs. An introduction of each category will be
distinctly stated in individual paragraphs.
2.1 Status - Overview
The purpose of this category is to view the following contents: system status,
memory usage and network settings.
The contents are exhibited in one single page. Please scroll down the Status page to
obtain an overall view. (figure2.A & figure 2.B & figure 2.C)
2
An “AUTO REFRESH ON/OFF” button is lodged on the top right of the panel. This
function enables the status data to be refreshed every 5 seconds.
(figure3.A & figure3.B)
Figure 2.A - System Status
Figure 2.B - Memory Usage and Network Settings
Figure 3.A - Status will auto refresh in 5 secs if “Auto Refresh ON” button is on
3
Figure 3.B - Click “AUTO REFRESH ON/OFF” button to enable/ disable auto refresh.
2.2 Status - Routes
The purpose of this category is to view the ARP table and active IPv4 routes
information.
Figure 4 - ARP table and Active IPv4 Routes
4
2.3 Status - System Log
This category is to view system log information.
Figure 5 - System Log
5
2.4 Status - Kernel log
This category is to view kernel log information.
Figure 6 - Kernel Log
2.5 Status - Processes
The purpose of this category is to view the system processes that are in progress.
Processes can be hung up, terminated, and killed for each indivFemto Cellal item.
Figure 7 - Processes
6
2.6 Status - Realtime Graphs
This category is further divided into the following sectors: Load, Traffic, and
Connections. These options are lodged and labeled above the graph.
2.6.1 Load
To view the current load value and average of different time intervals.
Figure 8 - Realtime Load
2.6.2 Traffic
To view the network traffic of each interface.
Figure 9 - Realtime Traffic
7
2.6.3 Connections
To view the currently active network connections.
Figure 10 - Realtime Connections
3. GIoT
The GIoT menu consists of the following categories: Status, Provision, Configuration
and GPS MAP.
3.1 GIoT - Status
The purpose of this category is to view GIoT information as in its provision code,
gateway type, gateway ID or LoRa modules, channels, spreading factor, and GPS
status.
Figure 11 - GIoT Info
8
3.2 GIoT - Provision
GIoT provision code can be setup on this page.
Figure 12 - Provision Code
9
3.3 GIoT - Configuration
Click “PERFORM RESTART” button to restart LoRa server.
The latitude and longitude coordinates can be manually embedded in this page. Click
“SAVE LOCATION” button after inserting the coordinates or click “SELECT ON MAP”
button to be redirected to the map in GPS Settings.
Figure 13 - GIoT Management
3.4 GIoT - GPS MAP
To setup the GPS location, simply input your address location in the “Location” text
field above the map or pinpoint your location on the map by dragging the red
marker to the correct spot.
Once the location is confirmed, the system will verify and apply the new
Latitude/Longitude coordinates into its GPS setting.
Figure 14 - GPS Setting
10
11
4. LoRaWan
The LoRaWan menu consists of the following categories: OTAA Status, OTAA, ABP
and Network Server. The proper provision code has to be in place to reveal and
access the LoRaWan features on the system menu. Please contact GIoT personnel if
needed.
4.1 LoRaWan - OTAA Status
The purpose of this feature is to view the process status of a node joining Femto Cell
via OTAA.
Figure 15 - OTAA Status
4.2 LoRaWan - OTAA
Click “ADD” button to create an OTAA rule entry.
To delete entries, select one or more OTAA rule entries and click “DELETE” button.
To edit an entry, select a rule entry and click “EDIT” button to proceed.
Please note that 1. The OTAA settings will be cleared after Femto Cell is reset to
default.
2.The Aging Out Time must be at least 60 minutes.
Figure 16.A - OTAA - Add
12
Figure 16.B - OTAA
Figure 16.C - OTAA - Edit
4.3 LoRaWan - ABP
13
The main function of this feature is to add/delete/edit ABP rule entries on this page.
The ABP menu consists of the following categories: Individual and NetID Group.
4.3.1 INDIVIDUAL
Click “INDIVIDUAL” button to enter the INDIVIDUAL function page.
Click “ADD” button to create an ABP (INDIVIDUAL) rule entry.
To delete rule entries, select one or more ABP (INDIVIDUAL) rule entries and
click “DELETE” button.
To edit a rule entry , select an ABP (INDIVIDUAL) rule entry and click “EDIT”
button to proceed.
Please note that the ABP (INDIVIDUAL) settings will be cleared after Femto Cell
is reset to default.
14
Figure 17.A - Individual
Figure 17.B - Individual – Add
Figure 17.C - Individual – Edit
4.3.2 NETID GROUP
Click “NETID GROUP” button to enter NETID GROUP function page.
Click “ADD” button to create a ABP (NETID GROUP) rule entry.
To delete rule entries, select one or more ABP (NETID GROUP) rules and click
“DELETE” button.
15
To edit a rule entry, select a ABP (NETID GROUP) rule entry and click “EDIT”
button to proceed.
Please note that the ABP (NETID GROUP) settings will be cleared after Femto
Cell is reset to default.
16
Figure 18.A - NETID GROUP
Figure 18.B - NETID GROUP - ADD
Figure 18.C - NETID GROUP - EDIT
4.4 LoRaWan - Network Server
The user can configure Network Server settings on this page.
The Femto Cell connects to the lora data center via CURL or MQTT.
Note that the node data will be sent to Gemtek lora data center if you select CURL.
Figure 19 - Network Server
17
18
5. System
The System menu consists of the following categories: System, Administration,
Backup, System Firmware, Reboot. Introduction and input procedures for each
category are described in the following paragraphs.
5.1 System - System
Hostname and Timezone can be customized in the system properties.
Click “Sync with Browser” button (figure20.A) to adjust the local time.
Place a checkmark next to “Enable NTP Client” (figure20.B) to synchronize the time
with NTP server.
If you choose to use another NTP server, please place a checkmark next to “Provide
NTP server” and fill out the “NTP server candidates” text field.
Figure 20.A - System: System Properties
Figure 20.B - System: Time Sychronization
19
20
5.2 System - Administration
Gateway login password and SSH accessibility can be configured in this page.
Figure 21.A - Administration: Router Password
Figure 21.B - Administration: SSH Access
5.3 System - Backup
Click “GENERATE ARCHIVE” button to download the configuration file with the
current gateway settings.
Figure 22.A - Backup/Restore
21
Click “PERFORM RESET” button to reset the firmware to its initial state.
Please note that the LoRa provision settings will NOT be reset by this action.
Figure 22.B - Backup/Restore
Choose the most recent backup file and click “UPLOAD ARCHIVE” to restore the
configuration file. (figure 22.C & figure 22.D)
Figure 22.C - Backup/Restore
22
Figure 22.D - Backup/Restore
5.4 System - System Firmware
Click “CHECK NEW FIRMWARE” button to search the OTA server for the latest
version of the new system firmware. Once a new system firmware version is
detected on the OTA server, click “UPGRADE NOW” button to upgrade the newest
system firmware from OTA server.
Figure 23.A - System Firmware
Figure 23.B - System Firmware
23
5.5 System - Reboot
Click “PERFORM REBOOT” to reboot your gateway.
Figure 24 - System Firmware
24
6 Network
The System menu consists of the following categories: WAN, Wireless, LAN, DHCP,
Static Routes and Diagnostics. Introduction and input procedures for each category
are described in the following paragraphs.
6.1 Network - WAN
The purpose of this category is to view current WAN settings.
This category is further divided into three sectors: Ethernet Wan, 3G/4G LTE and
Wireless Extender. These individual options are lodged and labeled above the main
content panel.
Figure 25 - WAN
6.1.1 Ethernet WAN
This page is to setup the connection type in terms of Static IP, DHCP client or
PPPoE. The three different options can be selected in the drop-down menu in
“wantype”. Please fill in the respective fields exhibited under each selection.
Please make sure the Ethernet cable is connected to a WAN port.
Figure 26.A - WAN: Static IP
25
26
Figure 26.B - WAN: DHCP Client
Figure 26.C - WAN: PPPoE
6.1.2 3G/4G LTE
This page is to setup required information.
Make sure the SIM card is installed.
Figure 27 - WAN: 3G/4G LTE
27
6.1.3 Wireless Extender
This page is to setup the Wireless Extender Mode for WAN connection.
To activate the extended wireless connection, please select “Enable” from
the Extender mode drop-down menu (figure 24.A). Click the “SCAN” button
to obtain the list of available Access Points within your surrounding vicinity
(figure 24.B).
Figure 28.A - WAN: Wireless Extender
6.2 Network - Wireless
The Wireless Setting is divided into two sectors in the same page: 2.4G and 5G.
6.2.1 2.4G
2.4G Interface Configuration to setup 2.4G wireless.
SSID, encryption type, and channels can be lodged within this sector.
28
Figure 29.A - Wireless Setting: 2.4G
6.3 Network - LAN
LAN IP can be setup in this page.
Figure 30 - LAN
6.4 Network - DHCP
You can manage detailed DHCP server settings, which includes First leased address,
the allowed Number of leased addresses and Lease time.
Information on Active Leases can be viewed at the bottom of this page.
Figure 31 - DHCP
29
6.5 Network - Static Routes
Static routes can be established by clicking the “ADD” button to enter proper
settings. Click “Delete” to erase the entry.
Always click the “SAVE” button to apply your settings.
Figure 32 - Static Routes
6.6 Network - Diagnostic
Diagnostics is divided into three parts on the same page: PING, TRACEROUTE and
NSLOOKUP. Please see the following for input guidelines.
6.6.1 PING
Input a specific IP address in the text field above “PING”.
30
Click the “PING” button to ping the IP you have specified.
Figure 33.A - Diagnostics
6.6.2 TRACEROUTE
Input a specific URL or IP address above “TRACEROUTE”.
Click the “TRACEROUTE” button to trace the URL or IP address you have
specified.
Figure 33.B - Diagnostics
6.6.3 NSLOOKUP
Input a specific URL or IP address above “NSLOOKUP”.
Click the “NSLOOKUP” button to view the DNS server of the URL or IP address
you have specified.
Figure 33.C - Diagnostics
31
32
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the
following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this
equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Radiation Exposure Statement:
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated
with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any
other antenna or transmitter.
Country Code selection feature to be disabled for products marketed to the
US/CANADA
Operation of this device is restricted to indoor use only.
33
Professional installation instruction
Please be advised that due to the unique function supplied by this product,
the device is intended for use with our interactive entertainment software and
licensed third-party only. The product will be distributed through controlled
distribution channel and installed by trained professional and will not be sold
directly to the general public through retail store.
1. Installation personal
This product is designed for specific application and needs to be
installed by a qualified personal who has RF and related rule
knowledge. The general user shall not attempt to install or change the
setting.
2. Installation location
The product shall be installed at a location where the radiating antenna
can be kept 20cm from nearby person in normal operation condition to
meet regulatory RF exposure requirement.
3. External antenna
Use only the antennas which have been approved by Gemtek
Technology Co., Ltd.. The non-approved antenna(s) may produce
unwanted spurious or excessive RF transmitting power which may lead
to the violation of FCC limit and is prohibited.
4. Installation procedure
Please refer to user’s manual for the detail.
5. Warning
Please carefully select the installation position and make sure that the
final output power does not exceed the limit set force in relevant rules.
The violation of the rule could lead to serious federal penalty.