NEXXT SOLUTIONS VKG300 Wireless-N 3G/4G Router User Manual

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Quick Installation
Thank you for purchasing the new Viking aoo
SIS/AG Flouter from Nexxt SolutionsW. if any
of the following items are mismatched, missing
or damaged, please contact die merchant
from whom you purchased the unit for
immediate replacement.
' Wireleser 3G/4G Router
0 Power adaptor ’llU/EEDVAC
' Network cable
- ouick installation guide
1 ,Exwrnal antennas: Two SdEli antennas to
wirelessly broadcast your signal throughout your
home or office.
2,WAN port: This FiJ45 port is where you will
connect the DEL/cable modem, or Ethernet line.
3,LAN ports (1-3): Connect your laptop or desktop
computers in your network to any of these was
Ethernet ports.
4,WPs/Reset human: Use it to reset the router to
ii: factory default imlues, and to enable the wireless
setup funcoon.
5,oc input: Connect the supplied power adapter to
this jack.
eusa modern port: This part is used to plug a
(36/46 modem.
indliEEtor Status Description
50‘“ The WAN LED lights up when the
g niiralass faatura is enabled
WAN - , The device is actNely sanding
filmmg or transmitting packets over that port
in . The router is performing WPS
was 3"“k‘"9 authentication on a client device
\Xx / There Is no function or indication
u u associated with this LED
Buick setup
Network configuration
Please note that in this quick Installation guide. we use
Windows 5 to Illustrate the setup process.
1. If configuring die wireless router through a wireless
connection, search for the SSID of the router on
your PC. By default, this is NexxLXXXXXX
[whereby the "X' represents the last six digiis of the
router's MAC address]. There is no password
configured by default. If setting up the wireless
router through a wired connection, men proceed
with Step 2,
Preliminary steps
There are a total of 3 main operation modes
supported by this router: 38/46 router mode.
wireless router mode. and universal repeater
mode. Connect your devices according to the
mode of operation you have selected.
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LED indicator description
Herdmre connection in the default configuration mode
The inking duo is set to operate in the SIS/4G
router mode by default.
1. First. insert the DC connector of the supplied
power adapter into the Ac input jack located on the
rear panel of the router
2. Insert the usenaupplled 38/48 modem into the
use port on the device
3. Finally, plug the power adapter to a standard
electrical Wall socket.
2. Once connected. open your web browser [Internet
Explorer preferred]. Type 191158.01 on the
search bar and hit Enter to continue.
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3. Tha Login interface will be displayed on the screen,
Enter die default password admin. and click on Login
to continue.
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Product layout
External antennas
WAN port
1-3 LAN ports
WPS/Heset outton
DC input
38/46 use modem port
P’GJ‘PPEDT‘
mfg” Status Description
1‘)
men On The device is powered on
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5V5 Blinking The router is initializing
0% s I d A use dongle is detected and it
use “' working properly
a Solid The WlFl radio is active
. . . The device l5 actively sending or
W'F' E""k'"9 transmitting data using wireless link
Sand The link between the router and a
El device is established through that port
LA“ “3 Blmkmg The device is actively sending or
transmitting data over that port
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4. Click on the Wizard tab to configure the router.
For the purpose of this guide. we will use the default
36/46 router mode. This mode also features an
additional Auto switch function designed to allow
users to set up dielr wireless connection prefer-
ences for network access. This is a fallsafe mode to
automatically enable the cable/DSL modem connec-
tion when SG/AG connection is not available,
For a complete description and additional router
mode settings, please refer to our online manual at
www.naxxtsolutions.com,
Quick Installation Guide
5.ln order to start configuring the 36/46 parameters
for your USE modern. click on the Next button. as
shown in the illustration below
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is set to e and the password field is blank,
We recommend adding a password to prevent
unauthorized access to your network. When done,
click on Next to move on to the next step,
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1 1. Now, you are ready to start enjoying your wireless
connection to the internet.
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FDC 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 transmitter must not be co—located or operating
in conjunction widi any other antenna or transmitter.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or
TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications
to this equipment.
E.From the drop down menu. now select your Country
and Service Provider for your 36/48 USB modem,
When done, click on Next to set up your Wireless
Security settings. Please note that you can change.
if needed. d'ie preset parameters of your USE! modem.
lf desired. you also have the option of selecting Auto in
order for the router to configure the parameters of
your USE! modern automatically.
8.5elect on Finish to complete the setup. The router
reboots automatically at this stage.
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FCC Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of die FCC Rules.
operation is suoiect to the following two conduons:
(1] This device may not cause harmful inmrference.
and [2] this device must accept any interference
received. including inmrference that may cause
undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limls for a Class B digital device. pursuant to
part 15 of the FEE Rules. These limits are designed
to prowde 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
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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.
FCC ID: X4YVKBEDZI
7.ln this stage. you can change the SSID. Channel and
password Key of the router, By default, die channel
9.After the device finishes rebooting. reconnect to your
wireless network using the newly programmed SSID
and Password. if you have set them up in the steps
described above.
Note: When the router is configured in 36/4G Router
Mode. the network port becomes a LAN port. When
configured as a wireless router. the network port
becomes a WAN port,
’lD.lf properly configured. you Wlll get a successful
connection on the Status page of the router, Log into
router using the previous steps, and click on the
Status tab followed by the Running Status menu on
the rlght hand corner of the dialog box. If the USE!
modern has been configured successfully, a Connected
message should be displayed under the Internet
Connection Status.
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that inmrference will not occur in a particular installa
tion. if this equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or television reception, which can be
determined oy turning the equipment off and an, die
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference
by one or mora of the following measures:
0 Fieorient or relocate the receiVing antenna.
0 Increase die separation between the equipment
and receiver.
0 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which die receiver is connected,
0 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.

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