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Quick Installation Guide
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Modem
On the
Modem->Modem Settings
page, you will be able to insert all
the valid inputs in order to access the internet via your mobile operator.
There are several relevant bits of information which are necessary in
order to complete this task successfully:
•
APN(AccessPointName)
. If you are not sure what your mobile operator’s
APN is, please contact them or check with your modem manual.
•
PIN code
. This is your PIN code provided with your SIM card which
resides in your USB modem.
•
Username & Password
: Some operators may require you to insert
a username and password along with APN information in order
to authenticate towards the mobile network. If you haven’t been
provided this, then using only an APN might be sufficient. If not,
then please contact your operator.
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Quick Installation Guide
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The following scenarios should assist you in enabling your UMR for
Internet access, depending on which type of USB modem you have
inserted into the UMR.
If your scenario is not available in this guide, then please visit
www.dovado.com/support
for latest update.
Once the information has been inserted, the unit will automatically try
to establish a connection to the operator’s network.
A solid yellow light
on the USB LED indicates a successful connection.
Note:
Mobile operators typically have an
Access Point Name
(APN) as
the key relevant point of entry towards the mobile broadband network.
Make sure to have the name of your APN in advance of configuring
your USB modem. If you are using any other technology besides GPRS,
EDGE, UMTS or HSPA, you might not require an APN.
Scenario 1: 3G USB modem using a SIM card
•
In the
Modem->Modem Settings
page, select to use
SIM
.
•
Enter your operator
Access Point Name
and a
PIN code
if using
one.
•
Push
Save Modem Settings
.
•
Restart
the UMR.
Scenario 2: 3G USB modem using a SIM card along with a username
and password
•
In the
Modem->Modem Settings
page, select to use
SIM
.
•
Enter your operator
Access Point Name
and a
PIN code
if using
one.
•
Push
Save Modem Settings
.
•
Go to
Modem->PPP
and make sure that PPP is
enabled
.
•
Enter your
Username
and
Password
•
Save PPP Settings
.
•
Restart
the UMR.
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Quick Installation Guide
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SMS Configuration
The UMR supports SMS on a selected range of USB-modems, please
verify if your modem is supported on
www.dovado.com/modems
.
You will also need to verify that your mobile broadband subscription
supports SMS.
To activate, go to
SMS
and click on
Settings
, then
select
Activate the SMS handler
. If required, contact
your mobile operator to find out the number to
your operator’s SMS service centre. Insert the
number including your country code.
A blinking green light on the PWR/SMS LED
indicates that the unit has received a SMS. The
PWR/SMS LED will cease to blink once you
access your SMS inbox.
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Advanced Settings
The Dovado UMR has a built-in firewall. In this section you will learn
more about this and other security features.
Besides password protecting the UMR configuration pages it is possible
to restrict the Wireless LAN devices that may access your private network
and the public Internet through the UMR. You can use encryption
and/or MAC address filtering in order to achieve this.
With encryption you can choose a key, which then all Wireless LAN
clients need to know in order to access your private network through
the UMR. These settings are found in
WLAN->Authentication
.
With
MAC address filtering
you can enter the MAC address of each
client that you want to grant access to your private network. This
address is physically linked to the network card in each client. These
settings are found in
WLAN->MAC Address Control
.
Advanced settings
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WLAN Settings
Under
WLAN->WLAN Properties
are the settings for the wireless
network.
Wireless Band
drop-down menu lets you choose what wireless standard
to use in your private network. Possible choices are 802.11b with a
maximum transfer rate of 11Mbps, 802.11g with a maximum transfer
rate of 54Mbps or 802.11b+g if you have clients with both types of
network cards.
Channel
drop-down menu lets you change the radio channel for
the wireless communication. This is useful if you experience poor
performance that could be as a result of interference from other wireless
devices.
Data Rate
drop-down menu is the setting for the transmission speed at
the selected Wireless Band. If you experience problems at higher data
rates for 802.11g (54Mbps) it is possible to force 802.11b (11Mbps).
SSID
(Service Set Identifier) is the name of the UMR that will appear
in other Wireless LAN clients when they perform a network search.
Default value is DOVADO.
SSID Broadcast
enables or disables transmission of the SSID from the
UMR. When disabled, other Wireless LAN clients will not find the
UMR when they perform a network search.
Fragment length
is a setting that affects the quality of the wireless
transmissions. If you experience a high packet error rate you can
decrease this value in small steps to reduce this problem. Setting the
fragment length too low may result in poor performance. The default
value is 2346.
RTS length
is a setting that affects the quality of the wireless transmissions.
If you experience inconsistent data flow you can decrease this value in
small steps to reduce this problem. The default value is 2311.
Advanced settings
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