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Copyright©2012 NeetComm Wireless Lim
The information conntained herein is propprietary to NetComm Wireless Limited. Noo part of this documeent may be translated, transcribed, reprodduced, in any form, or by any means withoout prior
written consent of NNetComm Wireless Limited.
Please nnote: This document is subject to change without notice.
Save Our Environment
When this equipment has reached the end
e of its useful life, itt must be taken to a rrecycling centre and processed separateely from domestic wasste.
The cardboard boxx, the plastic containeed in the packaging, and the parts that maake up this device caan be recycled in acccordance with regionnally established reguulations. Never dispoose of
Y may be subject tto penalties or sanctions under the law. Innstead, ask for dispoosal instructions from your municipal goveernment.
this electronic equippment along with youur household waste. You
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NetComm 4G100W
DOCUMENT VVERSION
1.0
- Initial document releasse
DATE
166/04/2012
Tablee 1 ‐ Document Revvision History
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Table of CContents
Overview
Introduction .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Target Users ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Product Int ro
oduct ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Product Overvview ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Package Conttents ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Product Features ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Physical Dim ensions and Indicat
ors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
LED Indicatorss ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6
Connect ivit y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
4G100W LTE W
WiFi Router Default Setttings ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Saf et y and Product Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Transport an d Handling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
and Conf iguratt ion of t he 4G
G100W LTE WiiFi Rout er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Inst allat ion a
Placement of yyour 4G100W LTE WiFi Router ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Avoid obstaclees and interference ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Cordless Phonnes ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Choose the “QQuietest” Channel for yoour Wireless Network...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Hardware instaallation................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Managementt Console . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Management CConsole Login Proceduure ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Basic Status OOverview .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
Wireless ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Internet ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Advanced Fe
eat ures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Home 16
Status 16
LAN/WAN portrt Mode................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Int ernet Set t ings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
WWAN (MBB) ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
Band Settings ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
SIM Security ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
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LAN……………
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WAN 24
Wireless LAN
N. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Configuration .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26
Security Settinngs ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
WPS 29
Station Info.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 30
Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Routing ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Static 31
RIP 32
NAT 33
DMZ 34
DDNS 35
NTP 35
System Monitoor.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Syst em . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Log 37
Settings....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
Update Firmware....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
Administrationn ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
System Configguration ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 41
Logoff 41
Reboot ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 41
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at a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FAQ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Appendix A: Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Legal & Regu
ulat ory Inf orm
mat ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cont act . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Overrview
Introductioon
This manual pprovides information related
to the installattion, operation, and uutilisation of the 4G1000W LTE WiFi Router.
Target Ussers
The individual reading this manual is preesumed to have a baasic understanding off telecommunicationss terminology and concepts.
Prerequisites
Before continuing wwith the installation off your 4G100W LTE WiFi
W Router, please coonfirm that you compply with the minimum system requirementsts below.
An activated SIM caard.
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A smartphone, tableet or computer runninng Windows, Mac OSS, iOS, Android, or Liinux-based operatingg systems with a workking Wireless (802.11b, 802.11g or 802.11n) or
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Wired Ethernet adapter.
Safari etc.
A Web Browser succh as Internet Exploreer, Netscape Navigattor, Mozilla Firefox, Opera,
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Wireless
Computer
System
Requiremen
ts:
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802.11g or 802.11n wireless adaapter.
o Compputer with a working 802.11b,
Notation
The following symbols are utilised in thiss user manual:
The following note rrequires attention.
The following note pprovides a warning.
The following note pprovides relevant infoormation.
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Product Inntroduuctionn
Product O
Overview
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1.
3 x 10/100 RJ-45 LANN Ethernet ports for wired
w connections.
1 x 10/100 RJ-45 LANN/WAN Ethernet portt for optional alternatee Internet connectivitty (ADSL/Cable/Satellite).
8802.11n/300Mbps Wireless
(Backward compatible
with 802.111b/g).
2 x Internal WiFi anteennas.
BBrowser based interfface for configurationn and management.
Wireless security opttions- WEP, WPA, WPPA2.
2 x USB ports for attaaching external storage devices to share with connected cliennts.
Speeds are deppendent on network coverage. See your 3G/4G providder coverage maps for morre details. The total number of WiFi users connected tot the router can also affecct data speeds. Maximum wireless
signal rate and coverage
values are deriveed from IEEE Standard 8022.11g and 802.11n specificcations. Actual wireless speeed and coverage are deppendent on network and ennvironmental conditions inccluded but not limited to voolume of network traffic, building
materials and coonstruction/layout.
Package CContents
The 4G100W packaage consists of:
1 x NetComm Wireless LTE WiFi Router (44G100W).
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1 x Power Adapter (112VDC~1.5A).
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1 x Ethernet Cable (RRJ-45, Cat5e).
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QQuick Setup Guide.
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Wireless Security Card.
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maged, please contacct NetComm Wirelesss Support immediately by visiting the NetC
Comm Wireless Suppport website at:
If any of these itemss are missing or dam
http://support.netcoommwireless.com/
Product Features
The 4G100W LTE W
WiFi Router creates a secure WiFi networkk, providing Internet aaccess for up to 15 users using your Mobile Broadband providder’s mobile broadbaand network. With quick and
easy setup, the 4G1100W provides a fixeed internet experience without the need foor fixed line connectioons. Simply plug the 4G100W into a poweer outlet and insert ann active SIM card to access
your Mobile Broadbband provider’s mobile internet connection within minutes.
WiFi Router incorporaates a WLAN 802.11bb/g/n access point annd four 10/100Mbps Ethernet
ports, with one
o able to act as a 110/100Mbps Ethernett WAN port. Two USBB ports
The 4G100W LTE W
provide connectivityy to attached USB Sttorage devices for coonnected clients. It feeatures the latest security options such ass WPA and WPA2 datta encryption, SPI (Sttateful Packet Inspecction)
Firewall and VPN paass through.
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D nsionss and Indiccatorss
LED Indiccators
The 4G100W LTE W
WiFi router has been designed
to be placeed on a desktop. All oof the cables exit from
m the rear for better organization.
The dissplay is visible on thee front of the 4G100W
W to
provide you with infformation about netwwork activity and the device
status. See beelow for an explanatioon of each of the indicator lights.
Figure 1 ‐ LEDs
LED INDICCATOR
ICONN
DEFINITION
HIGH
High LTE Signal strength available.
MED
Medium LTE Signal strength available.
LOW
Low LTE Signal strength available.
SIGNAL
Connection established with
w LTE network.
WWW
Internet connection estabblished.
LAN 4
Lit when a powered devicce is connected to this LAN
N port. Blinks to indicate LAAN port traffic throughput.
LAN 3
Lit when a powered devicce is connected to this LAN
N port. Blinks to indicate LAAN port traffic throughput.
LAN 2
Lit when a powered devicce is connected to this LAN
N port. Blinks to indicate LAAN port traffic throughput.
LAN / WAN
Lit when a powered devicce is connected to this port. Blinks on LAN or WAN poort traffic, depending on which
w is configured.
WIFI
Solid blue light when WLAAN is enabled. Blinks on traffic (data transfer).
POWER
Solid amber light when device is powered on. Blinks during device start up.
Table 2 ‐ LED Indicators
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Connnectivvity
The following ports are available on the rear of the 4G100W in the cable comparttment. Please removee the compartment cover by gently pullingg on the grip marks near
n the OPEN label at the
top of the device, inn the direction of the arrow.
Figure 2: Rear Panel
INTERRFACE
FUNCTION
SIM Slot
Insert your SIM card heree (until you hear a click). Please
be careful to insert thhe SIM card in the correct orientation by viewing the
printed icon on the routeer housing.
LAN 2 - 4
LAN Ports for wired Etheernet clients (Computers, Laptops etc.).
LAN 1 / WAN
LAN or WAN port for wireed Ethernet clients or bridgged devices (an ADSL moddem etc.).
Power
Power connector for usee with a DC 12V 1.5A Power Adapter.
Reset
Holding this button downn for 10 seconds or more will
w reset the router to factorry defaults.
Table 3 ‐ Rear Panel Ports
Note: Theere is a non-functionaal RJ11 port on the eqquipment which is coovered by a RJ-11 Caap
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Defaault Settinggs
The following tabless list the default settinngs for the 4G100W WiFi
W Router.
LAN (MANAGEM
MENT)
Static IP Address:
1922.168.20.1
Subnet Mask:
2555.255.255.0
Default Router:
1922.168.20.1
Table 4 ‐ LAN Managementt Default Settings
WAN (INTERNET)
WAN mode:
Dissabled (operates as LAN by
b default)
Tablee 5 ‐ WAN Port Defa
ault Settings
WIRELESS (W
WIFI)
WiFi Network Name (SSID):
Eacch device has a unique WiFi Network name. Please reefer to the
included Wireless Security caard located in the box, whicch has the
WiFFi network name printed onn it.
Security:
WPPA2-PSK
Security Key:
Eacch device has a unique WiFi Security Key. Please refefer to the
included Wireless Security caard, located in the box whicch has the
WiFFi Security Key printed on it.
Tablle 6 – WiFi Default Settings
4G100W W
WIFI ROUTER WEB INNTERFACE ACCESS
Username:
Password:
adm
min
adm
min
Table 7 ‐ Web Interface Deefault Settings
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Safetty andd Prodduct CCare
With reference to unnpacking, installationn, use and maintenannce of your electronicc device, the followingg basic guidelines arre recommended:
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TTo avoid fire or shockk hazard do not use or
o install this productt near water. For exam
mple, near a bathtub, kitchen sink, laundrry tub, or near a swim
mming pool. Also, do not
eexpose the equipmennt to rain or damp areeas (e.g. a wet basemment).
DDo not connect the power
supply cord onn elevated surfaces. AAllow it to lie freely. There
T should be no obstructions in its pathh and no heavy itemss should be placed on
o the
ccord. In addition, do not walk on, step on or mistreat the cord.
TTo safeguard the equuipment against overrheating, make sure tthat all ventilation areeas on the router panels are unobstructedd.
WARNING
Discoonnect the power linee from the device beffore servicing.
Transsport and Hand
H ling
When transporting tthe 4G100W LTE WiFFi Router, it is recomm
mended the product be returned to the orriginal packaging. Thhis will ensure the prooduct will not be dam
maged.
In thee event the product needs
to be returned, ensure it is securelyy packaged with apppropriate padding to prevent
damaage during courier trransport.
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o the 4G1000W
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R er
LTE W
Placemennt of your 4G100W LTTE WiFi Rouuter
Just like your mobilee phone, the 4G100W
W LTE WiFi Router’s location will affect its signal strength to Mobile Broadband Basse Stations (Cell Towwers). The data speedd achievable from thee
4G100W LTE WiFi RRouter is relative to thhis signal strength, which
w is affected by mmany environmental faactors. Please keep in mind that the 4G1000W LTE WiFi Routerr will need adequate signal
strength in order to provide Internet connnectivity whilst choossing a location to plaace your 4G100W LTEE WiFi Router.
Similarly, the wirelesss connection betweeen your 4G100W LTEE WiFi Router and yoour WiFi devices will be
b stronger the closeer your connected wirreless devices are to your 4G100W LTE WiFi
Router. Your wirelesss connection and peerformance will degraade as the distance bbetween your 4G1000W LTE WiFi Router and
a connected devicees increases. This may or may not be direectly
noticeable, and is ggreatly affected by the individual installatioon environment.
If you have concernns about your network’s performance that might be related to rrange or obstruction factors, try moving thhe computer to a possition between three to five meters from thhe
4G100W LTE WiFi RRouter in order to seee if distance is the problem.
Pleasee note: While some off the items listed beloow can affect networkrk performance, they will not prohibit your wireless
network from functioning; iff you are concerned that your network is nnot operating at its maximum
effectivenesss, this
checklisst may help)
y WiFi Devices annd your 4G100W LTEE WiFi Router, please try the following stepps:
If you experience difficulties connectingg wirelessly between your
In multi-storey homees, place the 4G100W
W LTE WiFi Router onn a floor that is as cloose to the centre of thhe home as possible.. This may mean placcing the 4G100W LTEE WiFi
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Router on an upperr floor.
Try not to place the 4G100W LTE WiFi Router
near any cordlless telephones that operate at the same radio frequency as thhe 4G100W LTE WiFi Router (2.3GHz).
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Avoid obsstacles andd interferennce
Avoid placing your 4G100W LTE WiFi Router near devices thhat may emit radio “nnoise,” such as microowave ovens. Dense objects that can inhibbit wireless communication include:
Refrigerators.
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Washers and/or dryyers.
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Metal cabinets.
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Large aquariums.
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Metallic-based, UV--tinted windows.
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If your wireless signnal seems weak in soome spots, make suree that objects such as those listed above are not blocking the signal’s path (betweeen your devices andd the
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4G100W LTE WiFi Router).
Cordless Phones
If the performance oof your wireless netwwork is impaired after considering the abovve issues, and you have a cordless phone:
Try moving cordless phones away from your 4G100W LTE W
WiFi Router and your wireless-enabled
com
mputers.
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the
battery
from
any
cordless
phone
tha
at
operates
on
the
2.3
3GHz
band
(check
th
he
manufacturer’s infoformation). If this fixess the problem, your phone
Unplug
and
remove
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may be interfering with
w the 4G100W LTEE WiFi Router.
If your phone suppoorts channel selection, change the channnel on the phone to thhe farthest channel froom your wireless netw
twork. For example, change
the phone to use

wireless channel 1 and set your 4G100W
W LTE WiFi Router to use wireless channeel 11. See your phonee’s user manual for ddetailed instructions.
If necessary, considder switching to a 900MHz or 5GHz cordlless phone.
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Choose thhe “Quietesst” Channeel for your W
Wireless Network
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In locations where hhomes or offices are close together, such as apartment buildinngs or office complexxes, there may be wireless networks nearrby that can conflict with
w your wireless nettwork
and cause interfereence. Use the Site Survey capabilities founnd in the Wireless Utiility of your wireless adapter
to locate anyy other wireless netwoorks that are available (see your wireless
adapter’s user manual), and switch yourr Router and computers to a channel as fafar away from other networks as possible.
Experiment with moore than one of the avvailable channels, in order to find the cleaarest connection and avoid interference frrom neighbouring corrdless phones or other wireless devices.
Hardwaree installation
1.
2.
3.
Insert your SIM card (until youu hear a click) into thhe SIM slot. Please bee careful to insert thee SIM card in the corrrect orientation by vieewing the printed icoon on the router housiing.
u the RJ-11 Cable provided.
For voicee functionality, conneect a standard analoggue telephone to the port labelled Line 1 using
Connect the power adapter too the power socket on
o the back of the 4GG100W LTE WiFi Routter.
4.
Plug the power adapter into your
y power point andd switch on the powerr.
5.
Wait appproximately 60 seconds for the 4G100W LTE
L WiFi Router to poower up.
Connectinng via an Ethernet
caable
1.
If you wissh to connect a compputer via Ethernet cable, connect the yelloow Ethernet cable prrovided to one of the Ethernet ports on thee back of the 4G100W
W LTE WiFi Router.
2.
Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to your computer or to an other Ethernet-enabled device such as a gaming console, a TTV or a home cinemaa system.
3.
Wait appproximately 30 seconds for the connectionn to establish.
Connectinng wirelesssly
You can connect multiple WiFi devvices, including laptops, desktops, tabletss and PDA’s to your Router
by following thhese two basic stepss.
1.
Ensure WiFi is enabled onn your device (compuuter/laptop/Smartphoone).
2.
Scan for wireless networkss in your area and coonnect to the networkk name shown on the included Wireless Security Card.
3.
security settinngs, enter the Wirelesss security key showwn on the included Wireless Security Cardd.
When prompted for your wireless
4.
Wait aapproximately 30 secconds for the connecttion to establish.
5.
To connnect additional deviices via WiFi, repeat steps 1 through 4.
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Managem
ment Consoole Login Procedure
For device configurration, you can log in to the device’s manaagement console viaa your web browser. The
T management connsole is password pro
rotected to prevent unauthorized access to
t the
configuration settinggs of your 4G100W LTE
L WiFi Router.
please follow the steps below:
To log in to the mannagement console, viiew the status and make changes to yourr 4G100W LTE WiFi Router,
1.
Open your wweb browser (e.g. Inteernet Explorer/Firefoxx/Safari) and navigatee to http://192.168.200.1
2.
Enter the useername and passworrd and click the Subm
mit button. The defau lt username and passsword is “admin”.
Pleaase Note: If you forgeet the 4G100W LTE WiFi
W Router usernamee and password afterr changing it, holding the reset button for oover 10 seconds will restart the unit with the
origginal factory default settings
with the defaault username and paassword returning to “admin”.
Figgure 3 ‐ Managemeent Console Login
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Basic Stattus Overvieew
The basic status paage provides basic syystem related informaation. It is shown afteer logging in to the 4G
G100W LTE WiFi Rouuter, and can also bee accessed by selecting Status from the menu
tabs.
Figure 4 ‐ B asic View – Status
The status page shoows the 3G Frequenccy, Signal Strength (ddBm), Connection staatus, Current 3G Provvider, Current 3G APN and the SIM Statuss.
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Figure 5 ‐ B asic View – Wirelesss
The wireless page aallows you to configuure basic WiFi settings for the 4G100W LTTE WiFi Router such as
a enabling/disablingg the WiFi functionalitty, changing the Wireeless Network Name (SSID)
or the Wireless Security key.
OPTION
DEFINITION
WiFi Netwoork Name (SSID)
The SSID (Seervice Set Identifier) is the name of your wireless netwwork. Use a unique name to identify your wireless devvice so that you can easily connect your
wireless clients to it. This field is case ssensitive and can be up to 32 characters long.
WiFi Passwword (Security key)
Enter your chhosen Wireless Security keey here. The default WPA2--PSK key is printed on the wireless
security card and on the Product ID on the bottom
of the
4G100W WiFFi Router. Please note that whilst the key can be customized on this page, the key will revert to the defaultt key if the 4G100W WiFi Roouter is reset to
factory defauult settings.
Table 8 ‐ Baasic View ‐ WiFi Setttings
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Internet
Figure 6 ‐ B asic View – Internet
The 3G Operation M
Mode can be configuured on this page. Pleease see the table beelow for options allowwed for the 3G operattion mode:
OPTION
DEFINITION
Automaticaally configure my mobile
broadbandd
When this opption is selected the router will automatically detect thhe SIM card, enter the appropriate APN and connect to the Mobile Broadband network.
Do not
select this opption if your Mobile Broadbband connection requires a username and password.
Mobile Broaadband
Use this option to enable or disable thee Mobile broadband functioon on the router.
Click here iif your service requires a
Username and Password.
If your conneection requires a usernamee and password to authenticate the Mobile Broadband network connection seleect this option. Enter the username and
password intto the small window that wiill appear and press the Saave button.
Custom APPN (if required)
Enter an APN
N (Access Point Name) if thhe Auto Configuration optioon does not correctly identify your Mobile Broadbandd service settings.
Country
Select the coountry that your Mobile Brooadband provider operatess in. By pressing the “Click here to choose an APN” linnk, a list of Mobile Broadbaand providers will
appear for thhe selected country for youu to choose from.
SIM Status
The current status
of the inserted SIM. If ‘SIM PIN’ is shown, enter the SIM PIN in the fields below.
PIN
Enter the SIM
M PIN here (if required).
Confirm PINN
Re-enter the SIM PIN here (if required)..
Rememberr PIN
Select to rem
member the entered SIM PIIN. This means you should not need to enter the pin again
a to be able to use the inserted SIM.
Table 9 ‐ Baasic View ‐ Internet Settings
Broadband” opption. This option atteempts to automatically fill out the correct AAPN from your Mobilee Broadband SIM ennabling
You can also elect tto use the “Automaticcally Configure my Mobile
you to connect to thhe applicable Mobile Broadband service. Please verify the APPN detected is correcct by clicking on the Status
tab. The currennt APN will be listed at the bottom of the page.
matically Configure my
m Mobile Broadbandd” option and manuaally enter the APN youu would like to use.
Alternatively, you caan disable the “Autom
If the “Automaticallyy Configure my Mobile Broadband” optionn does not correctly ddetect your APN andd you are unsure of what to enter manuallyy, please contact youur mobile broadband service
provider for more innformation.
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Advaancedd Feattures
The basic configuraation interface is intennded to provide acceess to settings that mmost people will want to use on their 4G100W LTE WiFi Router.. There are advancedd settings available iff desired
which are accessibble by viewing the advvanced settings pagees. To view the adva nced settings, please follow the instructioons in the previous chhapter to log into the management console, and
then click the “Switcch to Advanced Vieww” button at the bottom of the page.
t level menu itemss, which are describeed below:
The Advanced Mannagement Console prrovides a number of top
Home
Clicking the Home m
menu item will return you to the Basic View page.
Status
The status page proovides system relatedd information and is displayed
when you login to the 4G100W
W LTE WiFi Router management console annd switch to the Advanced View option. By
default, the status ppage will show System
m Information, WAN, Mobile Broadband ((WWAN (MBB)), Connection Status and Ethernet Port Status.
W link below the green
g menu bar. Thiss section is hidden byy default, however to view them all click oon the “All Status” linkk. Each section contaains a
To view the WLAN sstatus, click on the WLAN
breakdown of inform
mation relevant to thee connection type or function.
Figure 7 ‐ A dvanced View – Sta
atus
LAN/WANN port Mode
The LAN1 port can also operate as a WAAN port for connectinng to a bridged Etherrnet device such as an
a ADSL modem. If you
y would like to chaange this setting, pleaase select the mode
applicable to your eenvironment from thee dropdown menu at the
t bottom right handd side of the page.
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Internnet Seettings
WWAN (M
MBB)
This page allows yoou to setup your WWAAN (Wireless Wide Area Network) connecction.
Config profile which wwill attempt to connect automatically baseed on
There are four connnection profiles setupp by default on this deevice. All profiles aree disabled by default,, except for the AutoC
information which iss detected by the SIM
M card that is insertedd into the device.
To configure a partiicular profile, please select it from the droopdown menu labelleed “Profile Name”. Eaach profile can be configured independenntly. To enable/disable each individual proofile,
please select it from
m the dropdown list, and
a configure “Auto Connect” to be eithe r enabled or disabledd.
Figure 8 ‐ A dvanced View – WW
WAN Settings
OPTION
Profile Nam
me
A descriptivee name to identify the Mobbile Broadband (MBB) profile and associated settings.
Change Proofile Name
The new nam
me you would like to use foor the current connection profile details.
APN Namee
Enter the APN name you wish to conneect to in this field. Please doo not edit this field unless you
y are aware of what effecct it will have.
Mobile Broaadband
Select to enaable or disable this mobile broadband profile.
User
The usernam
me supplied by your MBB pprovider in order to connecct to the MBB service (if applicable).
Password
The passworrd supplied by your MBB pprovider in order to connecct to the MBB service (if applicable).
Authenticattion Type
The type of authentication
in use by thee MBB network. For more information, please contact your MBB provider.
Reconnect Delay
The delay in seconds between attemptts to reconnect to the MBB service.
Reconnect Retries
The number of reconnection attempts tthat will be made to the MBBB service.
Metric
This field alloows you to customize the mmetric of the MBB interfacee. This setting will have no effect
e for most users, but mmay be required for advancced routing
configurationns (Static Routes, RIP, VPNN, etc)
NAT Masquuerading
Enabled by Default,
this option allows yyou to switch NAT (Network Address Translation) on or off.
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Data Roam
ming
Select to enaable data roaming for your SIM card.
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Band Setttings
The band settings ppage enables you to select which frequenncy band you will usee for your connection and enable you to scan for available netw
twork operators in your area.
Figure 9 ‐ A dvanced View – Band Selection
t majority of users.
The default setting oof “All bands” shouldd be appropriate for the
You can also scan ffor available 3G service providers in your area by selecting “MManual” for the “Curreent Operator Selectioon Mode” and then cllicking the scan buttoon.
Figure 10 ‐ A
Advanced View – Operator
Selection
a click “Apply”.
A list of the detected mobile broadband service carriers in yoour area will be displlayed. Select the mosst appropriate mobilee broadband service from the list shown and
The default setting oof “Automatic” shouldd be appropriate for the majority of users and locations.
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SIM Security
The SIM Security paage enables you to configure
SIM PIN related functions such aas storing the PIN in use on the SIM or chhanging the PIN proteection status.
Figure 11 ‐ A
Advanced View – WWAN
(3G/4G) ‐ SIM
M Security
ITEM
DEFINITIO
ON
SIM Status
The current status
of the inserted SIM ccard.
Number of Retries Remaining
The remaining number of times an inco rrect SIM card PIN can be entered before being prom
mpted to enter a PUK (PIN Unlock Key) code.
PIN
Enter the PIN
N for your SIM card here (if required).
Confirm PINN
Re-enter the PIN for your SIM card heree (If required).
Rememberr PIN
If a PIN is reqquired set the 4G100W WiFFi Router to remember the SIM PIN. This prevents it from having to be entered eeach time the 4G100W LTEE WiFi Router starts up.
PIN Protecttion
Select to enable or disable PIN protecti on on your SIM card.
Table 11 ‐ A
Advanced View – WWAN
(3G/4G) ‐ SIM
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LAN
IP Setup
The LAN functionaliity of the 4G100W LTTE WiFi Router can bee configured from thi s page. Using this paage, a user can channge the LAN IP, LAN Subnet and DNS Maasquerading options.
Figure 12 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ LA
AN Settings
NAME
DESC
CRIPTION
IP Addresss
The local IP adddress of 4G100W WiFi Router.
Subnet Massk
The subnet maask for the local network.
DNS Masquuerade
Select to enabble or disable DNS masquerading for connected clients.
Table 12 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ LAN
N Settings
Click ‘Apply’ to savee any changes to thee settings.
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DHCP
The DHCP page is used to adjust the DHHCP settings used by the router. The DHCCP settings are then assigned to any device connecting via DDHCP and assign a dynamic IP address too each
device.
You can manually sset the DHCP Start annd End Range, the DHCP Lease Time, thee default Domain Nam
me Suffix, the Primaryy and Secondary DNNS Server addresses,, the Primary and Seccondary
WINS Server addresses, as well as the NTP
N Server address, the TFTP Server adddress and Option 1500/Option 160 (VoIP options) settings.
Figure 13 ‐ DHCP Settings
After entering the applicable details, clicck “Save”.
You can also assignn a particular IP addrress to a specific devvice every time that ddevice makes a DHCP request as follows:
Figure 14 ‐ D
DHCP Settings ‐ Fixeed Mapping
1.
Click Add.
2.
Enter a namee for the computer orr device.
3.
Enter the com
mputer or devices’ MAC
M address.
4.
Enter the IP aaddress to be assignned to the computer or
o device.
5.
Click “Save”.
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LAN Advancedd Setup
D, IGMP Proxy, UPnPP, Router Advertisement and PPPoE Relayy.
The LAN Advancedd Setup page featuress options to enable or disable such routerr features as 802.1d Spanning Tree, LLTD
Figure 15 ‐ LLAN ‐ Advanced Settup
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WAN
The WAN page alloows you to configure the
t optional WAN Ethhernet port. Select th e WAN connection tyype suitable for your environment and connfigure parameters according
to the seleccted
connection type.
STATIC (fixed IP)
If your WAN connecction uses a static IP address, please seleect “STATIC (fixed IPP)” as the WAN Connection Type and enteer the required informmation in the fields provided as shown below.
Figure 16 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ WAN
W ‐ Static IP Settin
ngs
NAME
DESCRIPTION
IP Address
Type in thhe IP address assigned to you by your Internet Servicce Provider.
Subnet Mask
Type in thhe Subnet mask assigned to
t you by your Internet Service Provider.
Default Gatewaay
Type in thhe WAN Router assigned too you by your Internet Servvice Provider.
Primary/ Seconndary DNS Server
Type in thhe DNS address assigned to you by your Internet Serrvice Provider.
Table 13 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ WA
AN Settings ‐ Static IP
Click ‘Apply’ to savee any changes madee to the settings.
DHCP
The 4G100W LTE W
WiFi Router when connnected to the interneet will be assigned a W
WAN IP address from
m the Internet Servicee Provider. Leave eveerything as default unless instructed by your
Internet Service Proovider.
Figure 17 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ WAN
W ‐ DHCP Settingss
Click ‘Save’ at the bbottom of the page too save any changes to the settings.
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WAN Failoverr Settings
The WAN Failover BBackup feature of thee 4G100W is designeed to provide a backuup Mobile broadbandd Internet connection in case your primaryy connection should fail. To use this featuure, you
will need both an Etthernet WAN connecction (from an xDSL modem/ISDN/Satellite
e etc) and a Mobile broadband
Internet WAN
W connection.
Figure 18 ‐ WAN ‐ Failover Setttings
There are 4 possible WAN Failover Connnection types describbed in the table beloww.
CONNECTIONN TYPE
DESCRIPPTION
WAN OOnly
The WAN failover featurre is completely disabled and
a the router uses the WA
AN connection as the internnet connection only. The WWAN
(mobile
broadband) functionalitty is disabled.
WWANN Only
The WAN failover featurre is completely disabled and
a the router uses the WW
WAN (mobile broadband) cconnection as the internet connection
only.
The WAN connection wwill not be used.
WWANN Failover if WAN Link Dowwn
The router uses the WAAN connection as the primaary connection and the WW
WAN (mobile broadband) co
connection as a backup connection. When
the WAN network cablee is physically unplugged the router will start using the WWAN (mobile broadbannd) connection.
WWANN Failover with WAN Ping
The router uses the WAAN connection as the primaary connection and the WW
WAN (mobile broadband) co
connection as a backup connection. When
none of the specified seervers respond to a ping reequest the router will start using
u the WWAN (mobile bbroadband) connection. Thhe 4G100W sends
ping requests to a speccified Internet Host to verifyy whether the (WAN) Internet connection is online andd functioning. The Fail Couunt specifies how
many successive ping attempts can fail before the 4G100W fails over to the WWAN Mobile broadbandd Internet connection whilee the Success
Count specifies how maany ping attempts must succeed in order to reset the Fail counter.
Figure 19 ‐ WAN Failover ‐ Con
nnection Types
b set to be:
In addition the WWAAN (mobile broadbannd) connection can be

Alwayys On – Although the router does not use the WWAN (mobile bbroadband) connection when the WAN coonnection is availablee, the WWAN connecction will always be onnline as
a bacckup connection. Thiss allows the router to fail over quickly to thhe existing WWAN coonnection.

Dial wwhen Required – The router dials the WWAAN (mobile broadbannd) connection only when
w the WWAN is reequired, that is when the WAN connectionn drops out. The routter will
also aautomatically disconnnect the WWAN connnection if the connecttion becomes unneceessary, that is if the WAN
W connection is reestored.
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Wireless LAN
Configuraation
This page allows yoou to define the basicc wireless settings forr the 4G100W WiFi RRouter.
Figure 20 – Advanced View – WiFi
W Settings
Radio On/Off:
and you will noot be able to connecct to your 4G100W LTTE WiFi
WiFi is turned on byy default. Changing this option to OFF willl turn OFF the wirelesss functionality on thee 4G100W LTE WiFi Router
Router wirelessly.
OPTION
DEFINITION
Radio On/OOff
Use this option to
t enable or disable the wirreless functionality.
Country
Select the counttry you are operating the roouter in.
Network Moode; There are 5 modes to select from:
11b/g mixeed mode:
Both 802.11b annd 802.11g wireless devicees are allowed to connect to
t your 4G100W LTE WiFi Router.
11b only:
Select this if all of
o your wireless clients usee the 802.11b wireless prottocol.
11g only:
Select this if all of
o your wireless clients usee the 802.11g wireless prottocol.
11n only:
Select this if all of
o your wireless clients usee the 802.11n wireless protocol.
11/b/g/n Mixed mode:
Select this modee if 802.11b, 802.11g and 8802.11n wireless devices are
a all employed in your network.
Frequency (Channel):
This setting configures the frequency that tthe Wireless Radio uses foor wireless connectivity. Select one channel that you wwish to use from the drop down
d list.
Network Naame (SSID):
The SSID (Servicce Set Identifier) is the namme of your wireless networkk. Use a unique name to identify your wireless devicee so that you can easily connnect to it from your wirelesss
clients. This fieldd is case sensitive and cann be up to 32 characters long. It is recommended the default SSID be changed for added security.
Network Auuthentication
See the followingg pages for an explanationn of the different security tyypes available.
WDS Modee:
WDS (Wireless Distribution
System) is a syystem that enables the wireeless interconnection of acccess points, and allows a wwireless network to be expanded using multiple acceess
points without a wired backbone to link theem. Each WDS Access Point needs to be set with the same channel and encrypption type.
Table 14 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ WiiFi Settings
Click ‘Apply’ to savee any changes to thee settings.
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Security Settinggs
This section allows you to configure the wireless security for your 4G100W LTE W
WiFi Router. Setting up sufficient wireless security
can prevent unauthorized accesss to your wireless nettwork.
Figure 21 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ WiFi
W Security Settingss
OPTION
Network Auuthentication
DEFINITION
Select the security mode
m for the wireless netwwork. See below for more innformation.
Table 15 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ WiiFi Security Settings
Network Authenticaation
You may choose froom the following wireless security options:
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Open
Shared
WPA
WPA-PSK
WPA2
WPA2- PSK
WPA-PSK-WPA2-PSSK
WPA1-WPA2
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WPA1/WPA2
WPA (WiFi Protecteed Access) authenticaation is suitable for enterprise applicationns. It must be used in conjunction with an authentication serverr such as RADIUS to provide centralized access
control and manageement. It provides a stronger
encryption and
a authentication soolution.
Figure 22 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ WiFi
W Security Settingss ‐ WPA1/WPA2
WPA-PSK/WPA2-PPSK
A newer type of seccurity is WPA-PSK (TKKIP) and WPA2-PSK (AES). This type of ssecurity gives a moree secure network com
mpared to WEP. TKIPP is used as the Encryyption Type for WPA--PSK
security and AES iss used as the Encrypttion Type for WPA2-PPSK. Having selectedd WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK as the Network Authentication type,, enter a wireless seccurity key in the WPA PreShared Key field. Thhe WPA Pre-Shared Key needs to be morre than 8 characters and less than 63 chaaracters long and cann be any combinationn of letters and numbbers.
Please note that the configurattion for WPA-PSK andd WPA2-PSK is also iidentical.
Figure 23 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ WiFi
W Security Settingss ‐ WPA‐PSK/WPA2‐
2‐PSK
Your 4G1000W LTE WiFi Router uses WPA2-PSK by default as the Netwoork Authentication typpe. Check the Wirelesss Security Card or thhe device label on the bottom of the 4G1000W LTE
WiFi Rouuter for your default SSID
S and Security keyy to begin connectingg your wireless devicces.
802.1x
In order to use 802..1X security, you neeed to have a RADIUS server on your netwoork that will act as thee authentication server. Please type in thee details for your RADDIUS server in the fields
required.
Figure 24 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ WiFi
W Security Settingss ‐ 802.1x
Please note: After configguring wireless security, you also need too configure your wireless adapter to use thhe same security setttings before you can connect wirelessly. Not all
wireeless adapters suppoort WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK/WPA/WPA2 seccurity.
Please refer to your wireeless adapter user guuide for more details.. It is strongly recomm
mended to set up a simple
wireless securrity type such as WPAA-PSK (when the wireeless
clieent supports WPA-PSSK) in order to securee your network.
Most wireless adappters in computers annd laptops support att least WEP and WPAA wireless security typpes.
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WPS
WPS is the simplestt way to establish a connection
between wireless
clients and yyour 4G100W. This method
removes the need
n to manually seleect the encryption mode and fill in the
passphrase key. Yoou only need to presss a button on both wireless client and the 4G100W, and the WPS will do the rest for you. The 4G100W ssupports two types of WPS:
OPTION
DEFINITION
WPS via Puush Button
You have to push a speecific button on the wirelesss client or in your wireless client utility to start the WPPS mode. Then switch the 44G100W to WPS mode. Sim
mply push the
WPS button of the wireless router, or click the ‘Appply’ button in the web conffiguration interface.
WPS via PIN code
You have to know the PIN
P code of the wireless cliient and switch it to WPS mode,
m then input the wirelesss client PIN to the 4G100WW web interface.
Figure 25 ‐ WPS Types
Figure 26 ‐ WPS Settings
Use the drop box too either enable or dissable the WPS functioon.
OPTION
DEFINITION
Status:
If the wireless security (encryption) function off this wireless router is propperly set, you will see a ‘Suuccess’ message here. Othherwise, you will see ‘Idle’.
SSID:
This is the network broadcast name (SSID) of the router.
WPS Auth M
Mode:
It shows the active authentication mode for thee wireless connection.
WPS PIN:
This is the WPS PIN
N code of the wireless routeer. You may need this information when connecting too other WPS-enabled wireleess devices.
WPS Modee:
Select either PIN mode or PBC (which is WPSS via Push Button).
Table 16 ‐ W
WPS Settings Descriiption
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Station Info
The Station List shoows the wireless cliennts currently associated with your 4G100W
W LTE WiFi Router.
Figure 27 ‐ A
Advanced View – WiFi Station List
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Services
Routing
Static
The Static Route paage is used to add orr delete static routes. Static routes can bee used to facilitate communication betweeen devices on differennt networks and can be used as a meanss of
configuring a fixed path selection of routers across computer networks in the abssence of communication between routers of the network topoloogy.
Figgure 28 ‐ Static Routte Settings
o the Ethernet subneet. A PPP route is also added upon obtainning a
Some routes are addded by default by the router on initialisatiion such as the Etherrnet subnet route for routing to a device on
WAN PPP connectioon.
Adding Static Routees

Enter the required values in the fields (as showwn above) for route beeing added.

Click tthe “ADD” button.
Please noote: You must incremeent the “Route no” fieeld by 1 for each routte in the “Route no” field otherwise the current route will be ove
verwritten.
1.
Enter the Destination IP Address on your local network.
2.
Enter the IP SSubnet Mask.
3.
Enter the Router IP Address. Usee 0.0.0.0 in place of any
a IP address.
4.
Enter a Metriic value to indicate thhe associated cost off using the indicated route. This can be useful for determining the efficiency of a ceertain route from two points in a network.
The Static routing taable at the bottom of the page will then shhow the new route addded.
Deleting Static Rouutes
a static route rule.
Click the “Delete Enntry” link (in blue) to delete
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RIP
RIP (Routing Inform
mation Protocol) is useed for advertising rouutes to other routers. Thus all the routes inn the router’s routing table will be advertissed to other nearby roouters. For example, the
route for the router’ss Ethernet subnet could be advertised to a Router on the PPP interface side so thaat a Router on this network will know how tto route to a device on
o the router’s Ethernnet
subnet. You will havve to add the routes appropriately
in the previous
Static Routees section – see Adding Static Routes.
Please noote: Some routers will ignore RIP.
Figure 29 ‐ RRIP Settings



CClick Enable on the RIP
R Page.
SSelect the RIP version you wish to use.
CClick the Save buttonn to save any changees to the RIP settings .
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NAT
The NAT page is ussed to configure the Network
Address Traanslation rules currenntly in use on the routter. The router is in NAAT mode by default.
Figure 30 ‐ N
NAT Settings
This is only neededd if you need to map inbound requests to a specific port on th e WAN IP address too a device connectedd on the Ethernet inteerface, e.g. a web camera.
OOPTION
DEFINITION
Mapping no
A number used to identify each port mappping rule. Increment by 1 foor as many rules as required.
Protocol
Specify the protocol to use for the port maapping rule. Options includee TCP, UDP or All protocols.
Source IP Address
Specifies either a “Friendly” IP address thaat is allowed to access the router or a wildcard IP adddress of 0.0.0.0 that allowss all IP addresses to accesss the router.
Incoming Port Range
Specify the exteernal port(s) to listen to.
Destination IP Address
Local Area Netw
work Address of the compuuter or device to forward inbound requests to.
Destination Port Range
Local Area Netw
work Port(s)
to forward
conn
nections to.
Table
17 ‐ Adv
vanced
‐ Services ‐ Routing
‐ NAT
How to configure Port Forwarding
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Enter the Maapping No for the connfiguration rule.
Select the prrotocol – UDP, TCP or
o All.
Enter the Souurce IP Address from
m where the data pacckets originate.
Enter the Inccoming Port range. If the incoming port is a single port enter thhe same number in both
b fields.
Enter the Destination IP Address,, to where the data paackets will be forward
rded to.
Enter the Destination Port Range. If the destination poort is a single port entter the same numberr in both fields.
Click the Savve NAT button.
c be set to any porrt. If the “Incoming Poort Range” specifies a range of port numbbers
Please note: If the “Incoming Port Range” specifiees a single port then tthe destination port can
then the “DDestination Port Rangge” MUST be the samme as the “Incoming Port Range”.
o the corresponding “Delete Entry” link frrom the list of IP Mapppings.
To delete a port forrwarding rule, click on
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DMZ
If you have a client computer or device that
t cannot run an Internet application (e..g. Games) properly from behind the NATT firewall, then you caan open up the firewaall restrictions to alloww
unrestricted two-waay Internet access byy defining a DMZ (demilitarized zone) Hosst.
The DMZ function aallows you to re-direcct all packets going too your WAN port IP a ddress, to a particulaar IP address in your LAN. The differencee between the virtual server and the DMZ function
is that the virtual server re-directs a partticular service/Interneet application (e.g. FTTP, websites) to a paarticular LAN client/seerver, whereas DMZ rre-directs all packetss (regardless of services)
going to your WAN IP address to a particular LAN client/servver.
Figure 31 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ DM
MZ Settings
OPTION
DEFINITION
DMZ Settings:
Enable/disable DMZ.
DMZ IP Address:
Enter the IP address of a particuular host in your LAN Network that will receive all the packets originally going too the WAN port/Public IP adddress of your
4G100W WiFi Router.
Table 18 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ DM
MZ Settings
Click the ‘Save’ buttton to save any channges to the above connfiguration.
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DDNS
The DDNS page is used to configure thee Dynamic DNS featuure of the router. A nuumber of dynamic DNNS hosts are offered to select from.
FFigure 32 ‐ DDNS Seettings
Dynamic DNS provides a method for thee router to update an external name serveer with the current WAAN IP address.
The following DDNSS Providers are availaable:
mic DNS:
To configure dynam
1. Click the Enaable option to enablee Dynamic DNS.
2.
Select the Dyynamic DNS service that you wish to use. Enter your dynamic DNS account credentials.
3.
Click the ‘Save’ button to save thee new configuration.
NTP
The NTP page is ussed to configure NTP Synchronisation or to select the NTP servver used for synchronisation.
Figure 33 ‐ NTP Settings
The NTP (Network TTime Protocol) settinggs allow your router to synchronise its inteernal clock with a gloobal Internet Time serrver. This setting will aaffect functions suchh as System Log entries and
Firewall settings whhere the current systeem time is displayed.
You can use the deefault NTP server or enter
e one manually if required.
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System Monitoor
The System Monitorr page is used to connfigure the behaviourr of the Periodic Ping monitor function.
Figure 34 ‐ SSystem Monitor Setttings
The Periodic Ping RReset Monitor configuures the router to trannsmit controlled ping packets to 2 specifieed IP addresses. Shoould the router not recceive responses to thhe pings, the router will
reboot.
This works as followws:
1. After every “Periodic Ping Timer” configured interval, the router sends 3 coonsecutive pings to the “Destination Addrress”.
2. If all 3 pings fail the router sends 3 consecutive pings to the “Second Add ress”.
3. The router thhen sends 3 consecutive pings to the “Destination Address” annd 3 consecutive pinngs to the “Second Address” every “Period
odic Ping Acceleratedd Timer” configured interval.
4. If all acceleraated pings in step 3 above
fail the numbeer of times configuredd in “Fail Count”, the router reboots.
5. If any ping suucceeds the router reeturns to step 1 and does not reboot.
Please nnote: The “Periodic Ping Timer” should never be set to a value less than 60 secondds; this is to allow the router time
to reconnnect to the cellular neetwork following a rebboot.
How to disable the Periodic Ping Monitoor
To disable the Perioodic Ping Reset Moniitor simply set to “Fail Count” 0
Please nnote: The traffic geneerated by the periodicc ping feature is counnted as chargeable usage,
please keep this in mind when seleecting how often to ping.
How to configure a Forced Reset
This facility is availaable by clicking on thhe “Services” menu foollowed by the “Systeem Monitor” menu iteem on the right.
The router can be cconfigured to automaatically reboot after a period of time speciffied in minutes. Whilee this is not necessary, it does ensure thatt in the case of remote installations, it will reboot
the router if some anomaly occurs.
The default value iss 0 which disables thee Forced Reset Timer. The maximum valuue is 65535 minutes.
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Systeem
Log
The Log page is used to download or diisplay the current Sysstem Log of the routeer.
FFigure 35 ‐ System Log
The System Log helps you to troubleshooot any issues you maay be experiencing wwith your router.
w show you either informational messagges about your routerr or every message produced
when “All” iis selected.
Selecting the approopriate logging level will
ITEM
DEFINITION
All
Display all system log messages.
Debug
Show extended system
m log messages with full deebugging level details.
Info
Show informational meessages only.
Notice
Show normal system logging information.
Warning
Show warning messagges only.
Error
Show error condition messages
only.
Table 19 ‐ SSystem Log Detail Leevels
F link at the bottomm of the page.
You can also downlload the current System Log to your compputer for off-line viewwing. To do this, click the “Download Log File”
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Settings
The settings page iss used to backup or restore the router’s configuration
or to resset it to factory default settings.
Figure 36 ‐ LLoad / Save Configu
uration Page
Please noote: In order to perforrm an update, you must be logged into thhe router as the root user
u (see the Remote Administration sectiion for more details).
Saving a copy of thhe router’s configurattion:
1.
Key in the rooot manager Passworrd and click the Savee button.
This will download a copy of the currentt settings from the rouuter to your PC.
Please nnote: The following conditions apply:
It is NOT possible to edit the contents of the file downloaded; if you modify the conteents of the configurattion file in any way yoou will not be able to restore it later.
n of the file if you wish but the filenamme extension must rem
main “.cfg”
Yoou may change the name
Restoring a copy off the router’s configuration:
1.
2.
3.
Click thee Browse button.
Select thhe configuration file you wish to restore thee router settings to.
Click thee Restore button.
Restoring the routeer’s configuration to factory default settings:
Click Restore to resstore the factory default configuration.
The router will then restart with the factoory default configuratiion loaded.
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Update Firmwaare
This page allows yoou to upgrade the 4G
G100W LTE WiFi Routter’s internal softwaree.
mware of your 4G100W
W LTE WiFi Router, you
y need to downloadd the upgrade imagee file to your local harrd disk, and then clicck the Browse button and navigate to the location
To upgrade the firm
of the firmware file oon your computer.
Once you have seleected the new firmwaare file, click ‘Apply’ to start the upgrade pprocess.
Figure 37 ‐ A
Advanced View ‐ Firrmware Update
The upgrade proceess takes several minutes. During the firmwware upgrade proce ss, all the lights on thhe front of the 4G100W LTE WiFi Router wwill flash.
Do not interrupt the power supply duringg the upgrade processs.
and your 4G100W LTE WiFi Routter will restart.
Once completed, foollow the on-screen prompts
After a firmware upggrade it is important to perform a factory reset to so that the firrmware loads correctly onto the router. Too do this select the RRestore button from thhe System > Settingss router
page.
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Administration
The Administration page is used to enabble or disable remotee administration and sset the username / password required to access the 4G100W
W WiFi Router remotelyy.
Figure 38 ‐ A
Administration Con
nfiguration Items
OPPTION
DEFINITION
Firewall
Select
to enable or disablee the router’s firewall.
Enable HTTP (RRemote
Administration)
Enable
or disable remote HTTP
H access to the router. You can also set the port you
y would like remote HTTP access to be available on
on.
Enable Telnet
T to enable the Telnet seervice through the router.
Tick
Enable Ping
T to enable the ICMP seervice through the router.
Tick
User Name
T field shows the administrator user name currentl y set on the router.
This
Admin Passworrd
E the new password for the Admin account.
Enter
Confirm Passwoord
Re-enter
the new passwordd for the Admin account.
Table 20 ‐ A
Administration Conffiguration Items
Please noote: The password wiill only be changed twwo matching passwoords are entered. It iss not necessary to change the password iff you are only changing the incoming porrt
number.
To access the routeer’s configuration pagges remotely from a remote
computer, peerform the following steps:
1. Open a new browser window (e.gg. Internet Explorer, Firefox,
Safari ...).
2. Ensure the m
mobile broadband coonnection you are using assigns a Public IIP Address to the WAAN interface. Contactt your mobile broadbband provider for further details.
3. In the addresss bar, enter the routter’s WAN IP addresss and assigned port nnumber, e.g. “10.10.10.10: 8080” and preess the enter key.
Please note: You can find thee router’s WAN IP adddress by clicking on tthe ”Status” menu. The Local field in the WWAN
section showws the router’s WAN IPP address.
4.
passwo
word. Then click on the “Submit” button.
Type “adminn” in the Username annd “admin” in the Passsword fields (withouut quotes) unless you have changed the administration
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System Configuration
The System configuuration page is used to specify an externaal syslog server addre
ress and port numberr.
Figure 39 ‐ SSystem Configuration Items
OPTIO
ON
IP / Hostname [:PORT]]
DEFINITION
The IP address and port of thee external syslog server youu would like logging information regarding the router aand its associated services sent
to.
Diagnostic configuratioon
Use this field to enable or disa ble diagnostic port configuuration settings.
Diagnostic TCP Port
Enteer the port number to use wwhen sending the diagnostic logs.
Table 21 ‐ SSystem Configuratio
on Items
Logoff
The logoff item will log you out of your web
w configuration sesssion.
FFigure 40 ‐ Logoff
Reboot
The reboot item will reboot the router. Thhis can be useful if yoou have made configguration changes youu want to implement or
o want to restart the router.
Figuure 41 ‐ Reboot Routter
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Techhnical Data
The following table lists the hardware sppecifications of the 4G
G100W LTE WiFi Rouuter.
FEATUURE
SPECIFICATIO
ON
Connectivity
10/100 Ethernet LAN x 3, 110/100 Ethernet LAN/WAN x 1, WLAN
LED Indicators
Power, WiFi, LAN/WAN, LAAN2-4, WWW , 4G Signal Strength
Operating Temperature
0 ~ 50 degrees Celsius (ooperating temperature)
Power input
100-240VAC to 12VDC – 11.5A
160 mm (L) x 195 mm (H) x 65 mm (W)
Dimensions & Weight
250 grams
Table 22 ‐ Technical Speccifications for the 4G
G100W WiFi Routerr
Electrical Specifications
A suitable power suupply is available on request or via direct purchase from the NNetComm Online shop. It is recommendedd that the 4G100W LTTE WiFi Router be poowered using the
12VDC/1.5A power supply which is incluuded with the device.
Environmeental Speccifications / Tolerancees
The 4G100W LTE W
WiFi Router is able to operate over a wide variety of temperaturres from 0˚C ~ 50˚C (ambient).
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FAQ
1.
Does the NetComm Wireless LTEE WiFi Router require any configuration ouut of the box?
For moost customers, the NetComm Wireless 4G
G100W LTE WiFi Rouuter is a plug and playy device. Plug the deevice into an electricaal outlet and once thee status indicator lighhts are
on, pluug in your LAN cablee for data connectivityy. For WiFi connectivvity the SSID (Servicee Set Identifier) and wireless
network key ((password) are locatted on the bottom of the
devicee. If you would like too customize your settings you can enter 1992.168.20.1 into your Web browser to acccess the Managemennt Console and devicce settings.
2.
I cannot seem to access the webb page interface.
t unit is 192.168.200.1, so first try to opeen a web browser to this
t address. Ensure you have an Etherneet cable connected frrom one of the LAN ports
p on
The default IP address of the
p on your computeer. Also check that yoour laptop/ PC is on the same subnet as the
t router’s Ethernet port.
the roouter to the Ethernet port
3.
get back onlinne.
The router wwas connected but I cannot
may need to enable thhe periodic ping timeer using the System MMonitor Link from the Management Consoole. This ensures thatt if the connection droops (i.e. outage on thhe
You m
netwoork) the router will rebboot after a specified number of failed pinngs and then force a re-connect. Setting the timer to around 155 minutes should be sufficient.
Pleasee note: The traffic gennerated by the perioddic ping feature is co unted as chargeablee usage, please keepp this in mind when seelecting how often too ping.
4.
The router is rebooting frequentlyy.
Checkk the System Monitorr link in the Administration menu on the m anagement console to check whether thee Periodic Reset timeeout is set to somethinng other than 0. If it iss set to
1 this means the unit will reeboot every minute reegardless of what haappens. Reset it to 0 if you do not need to use this feature or se
select a higher value if you don’t want the router to
rebooot so often.
5.
The router haas a current connection but I cannot acceess the internet.
Checkk that DNS Proxy is enabled
by clicking on
o the LAN link on thee Internet Settings intterface. Make sure that the DHCP DNS seerver address 1 IP adddress is set to the saame
addreess as that of the Etheernet port.
6.
I cannot seem to get a 4G WAN connection.
Click on the Internet Settinngs > Mobile Broadbaand > Connection linnk on the webpage innterface and check thhat the correct APN ssettings are entered.
Also check that the username and password credentials aree correct if the SIM caard in use requires these details to connecct to the mobile broaadband provider.

Make sure that Autoo Connect is enabledd on the Internet Settiings > Mobile Broadbband > Connection Profile
Settings sectioon on the Internet Setttings page.

View
the
Status
pag
ge
of
the
router
and
check
that
you
have
suitable
mobile
broad
dband
signal
strengt
h,
your
SIM card is aactive and whether it requires a PIN code to be

entered in order to connect to the internet.
7.
The SIM status indicates that the SIM is “not installed or reboot required” oon the home page of the router.
t the SIM has beeen removed or inserteed whilst the unit is poowered up. In this caase you must reboot the
t unit. Selecting thee
If a SIM is installed correcttly this may indicate that
Rebooot option from the System menu will rebooot the router.
8.
Is the NetComm Wireless LTE WiFi Router secure; cann other people accesss my wireless netwoork?
me, type 192.168.20.1 into
The NetComm Wireless LTTE WiFi Router comess configured with WPPA2-PSK WiFi security enabled. When acccessing the router intterface for the first tim
and configuure the wireless secu rity settings of the router (please see the Quick Start Guide forr more information onn connecting your daata
the adddress bar of a web browser,
devicees to the NetComm Wireless
LTE WiFi Router). Only people yoou allow will be able to
t connect to the NetComm Wireless LTE WiFi Router ensuringg your connection is secure
and saafe.
9.
Can I changee the name and passsword of my wireless network?
Yes. YYou can change yourr NetComm Wireless LTE WiFi Router settiings from the router’ss user interface by typing 192.168.20.1 innto the address bar of your Web browser. The
SSID ((Service Set Identifier) or network name, security
standards (W
WPA, WPA2, WEP) annd your WiFi password can each be custoomised to suit your reequirements.
10.
How do I shaare my Internet conneection, using the NetComm Wireless LTE WiFi Router, with othher users?
Providde any users with whoom you wish to sharee your WiFi Internet cconnection, the SSID (Service Set Identifieer) and WiFi network ppassword for your 4G
G100W LTE WiFi Rouuter.
Each user will need to seleect the 4G100W LTE WiFi Router SSID, onn their WiFi enabled computer
or device and
a enter the networkk password you provide.
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11.
What is the ddifference between upload and downloadd speeds and why doo they differ?
Uploaading is when you sennd information (e.g. emails)
from your commputer and downloadding is when you receive information via tthe Internet. The speeeds at which upload and
download operate dependd on the way you use the Internet, the sizee of files you send and receive, the network capability and currrent network traffic.
12.
Do I need to attach an antenna on this device?
No. Yoour NetComm LTE WiFi
W Router comes equipped with an internnal WiFi antenna.
13.
I have lost thhe security card that came
c with the setup instructions. What caan I do?
If you have lost your securrity card, and forgotteen the wireless securrity details (SSID and WiFi network password), check that theree is a label stuck to the base of your 4G100W
LTE W
WiFi Router with all yoour original security details. If the label is uunreadable or has beeen removed, the WiFFi network password can be viewed and or reset by logging inn to the
Managgement Console usinng an Ethernet Cable connected to the LAAN port of the 4G100W LTE WiFi Router.
14.
I forgot my M
Management Consolee password. What can I do?
If you have forgotten your Management Consolle password and cannnot access the Web user interface, you will
w need to reset you r 4G100W LTE WiFi Router
back to factorry
default settings. To reset your
y device press andd hold the reset buttoon on the back of youur 4G100W LTE WiFi Router for 10-15 secconds. All the indicatoor lights on the unit will
w flash
WiFi settings ((SSID and WPA key) will match those found on the base of youur 4G100W LTE WiFi Router. (Note - this will
w also
when your device has reseet. After a reset, the default
reset aany custom settings and passwords you may have already seet up).
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Appeendix A: Taables
Table 1 ‐ Do
ocument Revvision Historyy ........................................................................................................................... 2
Table 2 ‐ LED Indicators ................................................................................................................................................ 6
Table 3 ‐ Reear Panel Porrts............................................................................................................................................. 7
Table 5 ‐ LA
AN Managem
ment Default Settings ............................................................................................................... 8
Table 6 ‐ WA
AN Port Defaault Settingss ............................................................................................................................ 8
Table 7 – W
WiFi Default Settings
..................................................................................................................................... 8
Table 8 ‐ Web Interface Default Setttings ..................................................................................................................... 8
W Settings ............................................................................................................................ 14
Table 9 ‐ Baasic View ‐ WiFi
Table 10 ‐ B
Basic View ‐ Internet Setttings .................................................................................................................... 15
Table 11 ‐ A
Advanced Vieew ‐ Internett Settings ............................................................................................................ 18
Table 12 ‐ A
Advanced Vieew – WWAN (3G/4G) ‐ SIIM Security .................................................................................... 20
Table 13 ‐ A
Advanced Vieew ‐ LAN Setttings ................................................................................................................... 21
Table 14 ‐ A
Advanced Vieew ‐ WAN Se
ettings ‐ Statiic IP ................................................................................................ 24
Table 15 ‐ A
Advanced Vieew ‐ WiFi Setttings .................................................................................................................. 26
Table 16 ‐ A
Advanced Vieew ‐ WiFi Seccurity Settinggs ................................................................................................... 27
Table 17 ‐ W
WPS Settingss Description .......................................................................................................................... 29
Table 18 ‐ A
Advanced ‐ Seervices ‐ Rou
uting ‐ NAT.......................................................................................................... 33
Table 19 ‐ A
Advanced Vieew ‐ DMZ Setttings .................................................................................................................. 34
Table 20 ‐ SSystem Log Detail
Levels ............................................................................................................................ 37
Table 21 ‐ A
Administratio
on Configuration Items .......................................................................................................... 40
Table 22 ‐ SSystem Configuration Item
ms ...................................................................................................................... 41
Table 23 ‐ TTechnical Speecifications for the 4G1000W WiFi Rou
uter ............................................................................. 42
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mationn
1.
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2.
Customer Informatioon
The Australian Com
mmunications & Mediaa Authority (ACMA) requires you to be awware of the following information and warnings:
1. TThis unit may be connected to the Telecommunication Networrk through a line cordd which meets the reqquirements of the AS/
S/CA S008-2011 Standard.
2.
TThis equipment incorrporates a radio transsmitting device, in noormal use a separatioon distance of 20cm will
w ensure radio freqquency exposure leveels complies with Ausstralian
aand New Zealand staandards.
3.
TThis equipment has been
b tested and founnd to comply with thee Standards for C-Tick and or A-Tick as seet by the ACMA. Thesse standards are dessigned to provide
rreasonable protection against harmful inteerference in a reside ntial installation. Thiss equipment generatees, uses, and can raddiate radio noise andd, if not installed and used in
aaccordance with the instructions detailed within this manual, mmay cause interference to radio communications. However, theere is no guarantee that
t interference will not
ooccur with the installaation of this product in your home or officee. If this equipment does
d cause some deggree of interference tto radio or television reception, which cann be
ddetermined by turning the equipment off and
a on, we encouragge the user to try to correct the interferencce by one or more of the following measures:
4.
3.

Change the direction or relocate the receiving antennna.

Increase thee separation between this equipment and the receiver.

Connect the equipment to an alternate power outlet onn a different power circuit from that to wh ch the receiver/TV iss connected.

Consult an experienced
radio/TVV technician for help.
TThe power supply thaat is provided with this unit is only intendeed for use with this prroduct. Do not use this power supply withh any other product or do not use any otheer power
ssupply that is not appproved for use with thhis product by NetCoomm Wireless Limitedd. Failure to do so maay cause damage to this product, fire or result
in personal injuury.
CConsumer Protectionn Laws
Australian and Neww Zealand consumer law in certain circumstances implies manndatory guarantees, conditions
and warranties which cannot bbe excluded by NetComm Wireless Limiteed and
legislation of anotheer country's Governm
ment may have a similar effect (together thhese are the Consum
mer Protection Laws). Any warranty or reppresentation providedd by NetComm Wireleess
Limited is in additioon to, and not in replaacement of, your rights under such Consuumer Protection Lawss.
If you purchased ouur goods in Australia and you are a consuumer, you are entitledd to a replacement orr refund for a major faailure and for compeensation for any otherr reasonably foreseeaable loss
or damage. You aree also entitled to havee the goods repairedd or replaced if the gooods fail to be of accceptable quality and the
t failure does not aamount to a major faillure. If you purchasedd our
goods in New Zealaand and are a consumer you will also be entitled
to similar stattutory guarantees.
4.
PProduct Warranty
All NetComm produucts have a standard one (1) year warrantty from date of purchhase, however, some products have an exxtended warranty opttion (refer to packaging and the warranty card)
(each a Product Waarranty). To be eligiblle for the extended warranty
option you mmust supply the requeested warranty inform
mation to NetComm W
Wireless Limited within 30 days of the original
purchase by registeering online via the NetComm
Wireless weeb site at http://supp ort.netcommwirelesss.com/support/warrannty . For all Product W
Warranty claims you will
w require proof of purchase.
All Product Warrantties are in addition to your rights and remeedies under applicabble Consumer Protecction Laws which cannot be excluded (seee Section 3 above).
Subject to your righhts and remedies undder applicable Consuumer Protection Lawss which cannot be exxcluded (see Section 3 above), the Producct Warranty is granteed on the following coonditions:
1. The PProduct Warranty exteends to the original purchaser (you / the ccustomer) and is not transferable;
or other accesssories supplied in orr with the product;
2. The Product Warranty shalll not apply to software programs, batteriees, power supplies, cables
a relevant agreemeent with NetComm Wireless
Limited and any
a other reasonablee requirements of NettComm Wireless Limited
3. The cuustomer complies witth all of the terms of any
includding producing such evidence of purchase as NetComm Wirelless Limited may reqquire;
4. The cost of transporting thhe product to and from
m NetComm Wirelesss’s nominated premisses is your responsibbility;
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5.
6.
NetCoomm Wireless Limitedd does not have any liability or responsibiility under the Producct Warranty where any cost, loss, injury orr damage of any kindd, whether direct, indirect,
conseequential, incidental or
o otherwise arises ouut of events beyond NNetComm Wireless’s reasonable control. This includes but is nnot limited to: acts off God, war, riot, embaargoes,
acts oof civil or military authhorities, fire, floods, electricity outages, ligghtning, power surges, or shortages of maaterials or labour; andd
The cuustomer is responsibble for the security of their computer and nnetwork at all times. Security
features mayy be disabled within tthe factory default seettings. NetComm Wireless
Limiteed recommends that you
y enable these feaatures to enhance youur security.
Subject to your righhts and remedies undder applicable Consuumer Protection Lawss which cannot be exxcluded (see Section 3 above), the Producct Warranty is automatically voided if:
1. You, oor someone else, usee the product, or attempt to use it, other thhan as specified by NetComm
Wireless Limited;
2. the fauult or defect in your product is the result of a voltage surge ssubjected to the product either by the wayy of power supply or ccommunication line, whether caused by
thundeerstorm activity or anny other cause(s);
3. The faault is the result of acccidental damage or damage in transit, in cluding but not limiteed to liquid spillage;
4. Your pproduct has been useed for any purposes other than that for whhich it is sold, or in any way other than in strict accordance witth the user manual supplied;
5. Your pproduct has been reppaired or modified or attempted to be reppaired or modified, other than by a qualifieed person at a service
ce centre authorised by
b NetComm Wirelesss
Limiteed; or
6. The seerial number has beeen defaced or alteredd in any way or if the serial number plate has
h been removed.
5.
Lim
mitation of Liability
This clause does noot apply to New Zealaand consumers.
Subject to your righhts and remedies undder applicable Consuumer Protection Lawss which cannot be exxcluded (see Section 3 above), NetCommm Wireless Limited accepts no liability or
responsibility, for coonsequences arising from the use of this product. NetComm W
Wireless Limited reseerves the right to change the specificationns and operating detaails of this product without
notice.
If any law implies a guarantee, conditionn or warranty in respeect of goods or servicces supplied, and NeetComm Wireless Lim
mited’s liability for breeach of that conditionn or warranty may nott be
excluded but may bbe limited, then subjeect to your rights and remedies under anyy applicable Consum
mer Protection Laws which
w cannot be excluuded, NetComm Wireeless Limited’s liabilitty for
any breach of that gguarantee, condition or warranty is limitedd to: (i) in the case off a supply of goods, NetComm
Wireless Limited doing any onee or more of the followwing: replacing the goods
or
supplying equivalennt goods; repairing thhe goods; paying thee cost of replacing thee goods or of acquiriing equivalent goodss; or paying the cost oof having the goods repaired; or (ii) in thee case of
a supply of servicess, NetComm Wirelesss Limited doing either or both of the followwing: supplying the services again; or payying the cost of havinng the services supplied again.
To the extent NetCoomm Wireless Limitedd is unable to limit itss liability as set out abbove, NetComm Wireeless Limited limits itss liability to the extentt such liability is lawffully able to be limitedd.
FCC Reguulations:
This device compplies with part 15 of the
t FCC Rules. Operaation is subject to thee following two conditions: (1) This devicee may not cause harmmful interference, andd (2) this device must accept
any interference recceived, including inteerference that may caause undesired opera
ration.
This device has bbeen tested and founnd to comply with thee limits for a Class B ddigital device, pursuaant to Part 15 of the FCC
F Rules. These limmits are designed to provide
reasonable
protection against hharmful interference in a residential installation. This equipmennt generates, uses annd can radiated radioo frequency energy aand, if not installed annd used in accordance with
the instructions, maay cause harmful interference to radio com
mmunications. Howevver, there is no guaraantee that interferencce will not occur in a pparticular installation If this equipment dooes
cause harmful interfference to radio or teelevision reception, which
w can be determi ned by turning the eqquipment off and on, the user is encouragged to try to correct the
t interference by one or
more of the following measures:
-Reorient or relocatee the receiving antennna.
-Increase the separration between the eqquipment and receiveer.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different frrom that to which the receiver is connecteed.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced raadio/TV technician foor help.
Changes or modificcations not expressly approved by the party responsible for coompliance could voidd the user‘s authority to operate the equippment.
RF Exposure Infformation
This device meets tthe government’s reqquirements for exposuure to radio waves.
This device is desiggned and manufacturred not to exceed thee emission limits for eexposure to radio freqquency (RF) energy set
s by the Federal Coommunications Commission of the U.S.
Government.
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This device compplies with FCC radiattion exposure limits set forth for an unconttrolled environment. In order to avoid the possibility of exceedding the FCC radio freequency exposure lim
mits,
human proximity to the antenna shall noot be less than 20cm (8 inches) during norrmal operation.
IC Regulaations:
This device compliees with Industry Canaada license-exempt RSS
R standard(s). Opeeration is subject to the
t following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause interference, and
(2) this device mustt accept any interfereence, including interfference that may cauuse undesired operation of the device.
ée aux deux conditionns suivantes:
Le présent appareill est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux aappareils radio exempts de licence. L'expploitation est autorisée
(1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de broouillage, et
le foncctionnement."
(2) l'utilisateur de l'aappareil doit accepteer tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, mêême si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérrique de la classe B est
e conforme à la norrme NMB-003 du Cannada.
IC Radiation Exposure Statement:
mplies with IC RSS-1002 radiation exposure limits set forth for aan uncontrolled
This equipment com
environment. This eequipment should be installed and operated with minimum disstance 20cm betweenn the radiator & your body.
The County Code SSelection feature is disabled for products marketed in the US/CCanada.
For product availabble in the USA/ Canadda markets, only channel 1~11 can be opperated. Selection of other channels is nott possible.
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Contact
Address: NETCOMM WIRELESS LIMITEED Head Office
PO Box 1200, Lanee Cove NSW 2066 Australia
P: +61(0)2 9424 2070 F: +61(0)2 9424 2010
mwireless.com
E: sales@netcomm
W: www.netcommwwireless.com
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