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Section 1
Your Device’s Browser
Interface
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The Browser Interface (page 2)
Opening the Browser Interface (page 2)
The Landing Page (page 7)
The Browser Interface
Your device uses a browser interface to configure itself.
The browser interface lets you:
Customize your landing page interface.
View the status of aspects of your network.
Set up wireless security, including MAC and port
filtering and port forwarding.
Use GPS technology to search for stores, restaurants,
and other locations in your area.
Opening the Browser Interface
Initial Connection and Setup
1.
Click
Start
and type
Power Options
in the
Start
Search
box, and then click
Power Options
.
2.
Click
Change plan settings
under the selected plan.
3.
Click
Change advanced power settings
.
4.
Expand
Wireless Adapter Settings
, and then
expand
Power Saving Mode
. Next to
On Battery
,
select
Maximum Performance
, and then click
OK
.
When you press the power button:
Your device comes on and the power LED lights up.
A solid green LED indicates the device is in service
and ready to connect to the 3G network. A solid blue
LED indicates the device is in service and ready to
connect to the 4G network.
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Interface Basics
Important:
Set the wireless network adapter power options to
maximize your device’s performance.
Note:
The battery should be fully charged before using your
device for the first time.
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LED States
The MiFi device LED provides valuable information about the state of the device and its connection.
Power/Connection LED
LED Color
Power
Connection
Status
Description
No
Light
No Power
Device is powered off
Amber
Connected to
power
Flashing:
Device is powered on; no 3G or 4G service is available (out of
coverage area)
Green
Connected to
power
Flashing:
Solid:
Device is powered on and connected to 3G; blink rate
corresponds to connection speed
Device is powered on; 3G service is available but not connected
Blue
Connected to
power
Flashing:
Solid:
Device is powered on and connected to 4G; blink rate
corresponds to connection speed
Device is powered on; 4G service is available but not connected
Purple
Connected to
power
Flashing:
Device is powered on; firmware is being uploaded
Red
Connected to
power
Flashing:
Device error
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Status Panel Display
The status panel display is located on the right side of
the front of the MiFi device. When the device is
powered on, the icons display current device status
information.
How to Connect to Your Device
1.
Use your normal Wi-Fi manager on your computer
to locate the
MiFi 4082
wireless network.
2.
If multiple wireless networks are found, highlight
Sprint MiFi4082 xyz
” (where “xyz” is a three-digit
number unique to your device).
3.
Click
Connect
.
4.
If this is your first time connecting to the device,
from your computer's Web browser, enter
http://mifi.mlp
into the address window and press
the
Enter
or
Return
key.
Mobile Broadband network signal strength.
Roaming status.
Battery life; this icon indicates the amount of
battery life remaining, and also indicates
when the device is connected to power.
GPS status. This icon indicates whether the
device has a GPS fix and also indicates
when the device is searching for a GPS fix.
Connection status; displays a dot for each
WiFi device connected to your device.
Tip:
The steps to connect to a Wi-Fi network vary depending
on your operating system and whether you use the native
application or third-party software.
Generally, you click an icon (often in the Windows
notification area or
System Preferences > Network
on a
Mac) where you can select “View Available Wireless
Networks.” If you are unfamiliar with wireless networking
on your computer, consult your computer help system.
Tip:
If more than one MiFi device is active nearby, your unit
can by identified by the last three digits of its SSID
(network name). When you set up security for your
network, the network name will change.
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The MiFi Setup Wizard will start.
5.
Enter the default password (“admin”) into the Login
password box and click
Next
.
An onscreen wizard will launch and guide you
through the initial setup for your device.
6.
Click
Next
.
Tip:
You can use either of these addresses to connect:
http://mifi.mlp
Important:
Be sure to record both the administrative password
and the network key that you create using the initial
setup wizard.
If you cancel the wizard, your network will be left
unsecure (open). The wizard will relaunch every time
you start the browser interface.

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