User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- 1. Get Started
- 2. Connect to the Mobile Hotspot
- 3. Manage Battery Usage and Charging
- 4. Manage Your Internet Connection
- 5. Control Internet Access
- 6. Specify Mobile Hotspot Network Settings
- 7. Manage Your Mobile Hotspot Network
- View the Network Information
- View Mobile Hotspot Network Status
- View WiFi Details
- View a Network Map
- View Connected Devices
- Update the Mobile Hotspot Firmware
- Change the admin Password
- Manage SMS Messages
- Back Up and Restore the Mobile Router Settings
- Factory Reset
- Reboot the Mobile Hotspot
- Power Off the Mobile Hotspot
- View Details About Your Mobile Router
- 8. Frequently Asked Questions
- Why can’t my device connect to the mobile hotspot?
- Why can’t I access the Internet?
- Why is the signal indicator always low?
- Why is the download or upload speed slow?
- What do I do if I forget my admin login password?
- How do I disconnect from the mobile broadband network?
- The LCD is not lit. How do I know if the mobile hotspot is still powered on?
- How do I find my computer’s IP address?
- How do I find a device’s MAC address?
- Where can I find more information?
- 9. Troubleshooting
- A. Specifications
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If a battery exhibits significantly shorter runtime or discharge capacity compared to
when it was new, it reached the end of its reasonable lifetime. Consider replacing
it.
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If a battery does not charge or exhibits excessive charging time, it is possible that it
reached the end of its life and might need to be replaced.
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All batteries degrade and lose charge capacity over time as a result of use or storage
and must eventually be replaced.
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Batteries are best stored in a cool, dark, dry place. Avoid storage in direct sunlight
and in vehicles parked outdoors.
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Batteries might get warm while charging and discharging. This is normal behavior
for all batteries.
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Use the AC adapter and the USB cable that came with this device.
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Use the latest firmware. Check for updates on a regular basis.
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Device performance and runtime are affected by workload or usage. Higher
workloads or usage can lead to higher battery temperatures and faster battery power
consumption.
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Streaming large amounts of data affects the power consumption and reduces the
operating time of the battery.
General Battery Safety
Observe the following guidelines:
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Stop using a battery if its case appears damaged, swollen, or compromised. Examples
include, but are not limited to, leaking, odors, dents, corrosion, rust, cracks, swelling,
melting, and scratches.
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Do not expose batteries to fire or other heat generating environments.
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Do not place the battery or the device in areas that might get hot. Examples include,
but are not limited to, on or near a space heater, cooking surface, cooking appliance,
iron, radiator, or fireplace.
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Do not get the battery or the device wet. Even though it might dry and appear to
operate normally, the circuitry can slowly corrode and defeat its safety circuitry.
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Do not crush, puncture, deform, or put a high degree of pressure on the battery,
which can cause an internal short circuit, resulting in overheating.
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Avoid dropping the battery or the device. Dropping it, especially on a hard surface,
might cause damage to the battery and the device. If you suspect damage to the
battery or the device, replace it.
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