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LTE MIFI（ALR-G-series）User Manual LTE MIFI（G series）User Manual IndexIndex 2 1.About this Manual 2 2.Product Overview 2 3.Configuring the MIFI 2 Note: Operating temperature: -30℃—60℃. The content of this User Manual has been made as accurate as possible. However, due to continual product improvements, specifications and other information are subject to change without notice.
This MIFI supports LTE Band 3/7/20/31 (Subject to the configuration of LTE module) and it supports popular operating systems like Windows, Linux and Mac. Please refer to the Quick Start Guide that is part of the MIFI supply. Once you have identified the place for MIFI, insert USIM card supplied by your service provider at the appropriate place. Press power key for 3 seconds and after few minutes the MIFI should attach itself to the LTE network. It is as simple as that. It is advised to read this manual at leisure to make best use of the MIFI.
The basic settings in WebGUI consist of seven main parts named Dashboard,4G,Status,LAN,WIFI,Firewall and System. You can login to WebGUI as follows, and configure the settings according to your requirements. Connect the PC to MIFI with USB cable, Power on the device and waiting for about one minute until the device finished initializing. Please ensure that USIM card has been inserted into USIM slot in MIFI. You can also connect the PC to MIFI by WiFi, choose the correct WiFi SSID and input the accurate password as the label shows. The default WiFi SSID is ice.net-XXXXXX, XXXXXX denotes the last six digits of the MIFI’s MAC address. 3.1 LoginOpen your Web browser and enter 192.168.0.1 in the address bar; Login window will popup; When prompted for User name and password, enter the following username and password. Username/Password: admin/admin 
3.2 DashboardAfter successful login, the following screen will appear and you will see seven menus on the top bar of the WebGUI. The bars in the middle indicate the received signal level, data connection status, USIM status,WiFi icon and battery icon shown as below picture: 
Figure 3-2-1 Icon From dashboard page, you can also know 4G status, Wi-Fi status, WAN Info, LAN Info, Data Traffic and Device&SIM Info. You can see the dashboard page as figure 3-2-2. 
Figure 3-2-2 Dashboard Page 3.3 4G3.3.1 APN SettingsThe default APN mode is automatic and APN is NULL, if you want to configure the LTE APN, you should choose the manual mode, and then you can configure the APN settings (Figure 3-3-1-2). 
Figure 3-3-1-1 Auto APN 
Figure 3-3-1-2 Manual APN 3.3.2 PIN ManagementFrom this page, you can see the USIM card status and PIN status. The default PIN status is disabled; you can input the correct PIN to enable the PIN function. The maximum PIN attempts are 3; otherwise you must enter PUK to reset the PIN code. The USIM will be invalid after the unsuccessful attempts for 10 times.
Figure 3-3-2-1 Enable PIN
Figure 3-3-2-2 PIN Change Page
Figure 3-3-2-3 PUK Managet Page 3.4 StatusOn this page, you can see WAN Status, LAN Status, 4G Status and Software Status. 
Figure 3-4-1 Status 3.4.1 WAN StatusFrom the WAN Status, WAN IP Address, WAN Primary DNS and WAN Secondary DNS information can be displayed 
Figure 3-4-1-1 WAN Status 3.4.2 LAN StatusFrom this page, you can see the LAN Status such as SSID, Channel, Security, Key, LAN IP and DHCP Server. 
Figure 3-4-2-1 WiFi LAN Status 3.4.3 4G StatusClicking on the “4G Status”, you can see the LTE information such as Connection Status, USIM Status, IMEI, IMSI, RSRP, RSRQ, RSSI, SINR, Localization and Frequency. 
Figure 3-4-3-1 LTE Status 3.4.4 Software StatusSoftware version and the DTB version can be displayed. 
Figure 3-4-4-1 Software 3.5 LANThe setting menu consists of two main menus named LAN Settings and Device List. 
Figure 3-5-1 Settings 3.5.1 LAN SettingsClicking on the “LAN Settings” tab will take you to the “LAN Settings” header page. On this page, all settings for the internal LAN setup of the MIFI router can be viewed and changed. 
Figure 3-5-1-1 LAN Settings
3.5.2 Device ListAll clients connect to MIFI can be displayed. You can see the users’ information, include hostname, MAC address, IP address and connection type. 
Figure 3-5-2-1 Device List 3.6 WiFiClicking on “WIFI” will take you to the following header and on this page you can configure the WiFi settings and WiFi security. 
Figure 3-6-1 WiFi 3.6.1 WiFi SettingsYou can set the WiFi status, configure the WiFi standard, network name and select the WiFi channel. 
Figure 3-6-1-1 WiFi Settings
The router can be operated in five different wireless modes:”11b/g mixed mode”, “11b only”, “11g only”,”11b/g/n mixed mode”, “11g/n mixed mode”. 
Figure 3-6-1-2 WiFi standard
To identify your wireless network, a name called the SSID (Service Set Identifier) is used. You can set it to anything you like and you should make sure that your SSID is unique if there are other wireless networks operating in your area.
This field determines which operating frequency will be used for WiFi. It is not necessary to change the wireless channel unless you noticed the interference problems with other access points nearby. 
Figure 3-6-1-3 Frequency (Channel)
When wireless clients survey the local area for wireless networks to associate with, they will detect the SSID broadcast of the router. If you disabled this feature, the WiFi of the router is invisible. 3.6.2 SecuritySetting the wireless security and encryption to prevent the router from unauthorized access and monitoring. Default security mode is WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK and the default password is unique (Figure 3-6-2-1), you can modify the security mode and password you like from this page. 
Figure 3-6-2-1 WIFI Security
3.6.3 MAC FilterThis function is a powerful security feature that allows you to specify which wireless client users are not allowed to surf the Internet. 
Figure 3-6-3-1 MAC Filter The default MAC filtering setting is disabled, so you should enable it before you begin to configure the filter. Then click the “Add New” button, you can configure the rules you like (Figure 3-6-3-2). 
Figure 3-6-3-2 MAC Filter allow Default Policy: The packets that don’t match with any rules would be “Allow/Deny”. If you choose the “Allow” button, the MAC address that you add can connect to MIFI with WiFi; if you choose the “Deny” button, the wireless clients that you add cannot connect to MIFI. The new rules will be shown on the rule table, here you can delete the rules that you have selected and add new rules sequentially. The maximum rule count is 10. (Figure 3-6-3-4). 
Figure 3-6-3-3 Add Rule 
Figure 3-6-3-4 Rule Table 3.6.4 WPSYou can setup security easily by choosing PBC method to do WiFi Protected Setup.This feature can make your wireless client within a few minutes automatically synchronized with the AP devices and establish the connection via WiFi. 
Figure 3-6-4-1 WPS
(1) Press the WPS button of the MIFI directly; (2) Then MIFI and wireless client will automatically complete the interaction and connect via WiFi if these two devices can match with each other. 3.7 FirewallThe Firewall menu consists of two main menus named Port Forwarding and DMZ. 
Figure 3-7-1 Firewall 3.7.1 Port ForwardingClicking on the header of the “Port Forwarding” button will take you to the “Port Forwarding” header page (Figure 3-7-1-1). Clicking on the “Add New” button, you can configure IP address, Public Port, Private Port, Protocol to achieve the port forwarding purpose. 
Figure 3-7-1-1 Port Forwarding page 
Figure 3-7-1-2 Port Forwarding Setting
The new rules will be shown on the rule table, you can delete the items that you have selected or add new rules by clicking the “Add New” button here. The maximum rule count is 50. 
Figure 3-7-1-3 Rule Table 3.7.2 DMZFrom this page, you can configure a De-militarized Zone (DMZ) to separate internal network and Internet.
Figure 3-7-2-1 DMZ page 
Figure 3-7-2-2 DMZ Setting 3.8 SystemOn this page you can set System Menu: Password, backup&restore, firmware software and remote upgrade 
3.8.1 PasswordThe default password is admin, you can enter 1~32 characters for 2 times as your new password. Then you would logout automatically and you should login to the system by the new password. 
Figure 3-8-1-1 Password 3.8.2 Backup & RestoreClicking the “Export” button, the current settings will be saved as a data file to the local PC. You can import the device configuration from the files that you saved. You can restore and reboot the device. 
Figure 3-8-2-1 Backup & Restore 3.8.3 Firmware UpgradeOn this page, you can upgrade the current Router version from the local PC. Please wait until the whole upgrade complete, and then the device will reboot automatically 
Figure 3-8-3-1 Firmware Upgrade 3.8.4 Remote UpgradeAfter the device detects the new router version from Web server, the device will upgrade the new version automatically, and the device can upgrade the new version manually after you click the “Upgrade” button. 
Figure 3-8-4-1 Remote Upgrade Note:
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