Telrad LTE Mobile hot spot MiFi User Manual

Mifi Series User Manual

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1. About this Manual............................................................................ 5

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2. Product Overview............................................................................. 5

3. Definition of buttons and OLED Screen .................................... 5

3.1 Buttons Definition ................................................................ 5

3.2 OLED Screen........................................................................ 5

4. Configuring the MiFi ....................................................................... 5

4.1 Login ................................................................................... 6

4.2 Quick setup ......................................................................... 7

4.2.1 User settings ............................................................................ 7

4.2.2 Internet Connection ................................................................ 7

4.2.3 Wireless Settings ..................................................................... 9

4.2.4 Device Placement Guidelines ................................................ 10

4.3 Dashboard......................................................................... 11

4.4 Internet ............................................................................. 11

4.4.1 Internet Connection .............................................................. 12

4.4.2 Traffic Statistics ..................................................................... 12

4.4.3 PIN Management ................................................................... 12

4.4.4 Manual Network .................................................................... 14

4.5 Home Network .................................................................. 14

4.5.1 DHCP settings ........................................................................ 15

4.5.2 Connected Devices ................................................................ 16

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4.5.3 Device Traffic......................................................................... 16

4.5.4 Network Activity ................................................................... 17

4.5.5 Custom Firewall Rules .......................................................... 17

4.5.6 Port Filter .............................................................................. 19

4.5.7 Port Forwarding .................................................................... 20

4.6 PhoneBook ........................................................................ 22

4.7 SMS ................................................................................... 23

4.7.1 Device Inbox .......................................................................... 23

4.7.2 Device Outbox ....................................................................... 24

4.7.3 SIM SMS ................................................................................. 24

4.7.4 Drafts ..................................................................................... 25

4.7.5 SMS Settings .......................................................................... 26

4.8 Wireless ............................................................................ 26

4.8.1 Wireless Settings ................................................................... 27

4.8.2 Wireless Security Settings .................................................... 27

4.8.3 WPS ........................................................................................ 27

4.8.4 Wireless MAC Filters ............................................................. 28

4.9 Router ............................................................................... 29

4.9.1 User Management ................................................................. 29

4.9.2 Configuration Management .................................................. 30

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4.9.3 Software Upgrade.................................................................. 31

4.9.4 Reboot Router ....................................................................... 31

4.9.5 Time Setting .......................................................................... 32

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1. About this Manual

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.

2. Product Overview
Congratulations on your purchase of this product. It can be operated on Linux,
Windows and MAC system PC.
Insert a valid USIM card into MiFi, power on the device, then MiFi will attach to
the LTE network automatically. It is recommend to read this manual before you
start using this device in order to have a good experience.

3. Definition of buttons and OLED Screen

3.1 Buttons Definition

Buttons Definition
Button Location Operation Function
Short Press ON/OFF Screen
Power Key 1
Long Press（5S） Power On/Off
Table 3-2-1 Buttons Definition

3.2 OLED Screen

Short press the power-key can open the screen. After light up the screen
you can see the signal strength, the wireless icon, battery power, and the current
rate

4. Configuring the MiFi

Power on the MiFi, waiting for about 20 seconds, you can connect to the
MiFi via WiFi（the default SSID name is WIFI-XXXX, X represents the last four
digits of the MAC address, Password is the last eight digits of the IMEI）.
In the following sections, we will introduce you the main functions and the
method of how to configure them.

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4.1 Login

Open Web browser and enter 192.168.0.1, login window will pop-up. Input
the following username and password.

Username/Password：admin.

Figure 4-1-1 Login

After successful login, you can see the “Welcome” page, here you can choose
“Quick Setup” in order to set up the router step by step as the system
guides(refer to chapter 4.2）, select “Skip” to enter the main interface of the
router （refer to chapter 4.3）, there is also the quick setup option on the right
side at the top of the page. Click the “Help” option near the “Quick Setup” to view
an simple instruction of the router, click the “Log Out” option to logout.

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Figure 4-1-2 Quick Setup

4.2 Quick setup

4.2.1 User settings

From this page, you can modify the router’s password, then click “Next” to
enter the “Internet Connection” setting page.

Figure 4-2-1-1 User Settings

4.2.2 Internet Connection

From this page, you can configure the Internet connection mode, refer to the
following options:

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 My Internet Connection is ：Cellular/Disabled. This feature must be enabled

in order to set other options;
 Network Mode：4G/3G/2G multimode（default）, 4G only, 4G/3G, 3G/2G, 3G
only, 2G only, Auto;
 Preferred Network Mode：4G Preferred（default）,3G Preferred, 2G Preferred;
 Preferred LTE Type：TD-LTE preferred（default）/ LTE FDD preferred;
 Connection Mode：Auto（default）/Manual;
 Auto APN: Auto Configure APN（The option is checked in default）
 Prohibit automatic dial-up in the roaming status：Check the box to take
effect；
 MTU：Set it as you like between 1000 and 1500, the default is 1500;
 PDN1 Settings： PDN1（The option is checked in default）->Default Bearer1
TFT Settings;

Figure 4-2-2-1 Internet Connection

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Figure 4-2-2-2 Default Primary PDP

4.2.3 Wireless Settings

After you finish configuring the Internet connection, Click "Next" to enter the
wireless settings interface. Here, you can configure the wireless network settings,
including the wireless network name, network status, and wireless security.

 Network Name（SSID）：You can modify it as you like, the default value is

WIFI-XXXX，X represents the last four digits of the MAC address of the MiFi.;
 Network Visibility Status：Visible（default）/Invisible;
 Wireless Security：WPA-WPA2 Mixed（default）, WPA2-PSK, WEP, WAPI-PSK,
Disabled;
 Password：Default value is the last eight digits of the IMEI, can be modified,
check the box of the “Unmask Password”, password will be clearly displayed;
 WPA Cipher：WPA-TKIP/WPA2-AES.

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Figure 4-2-3-1 Wireless Settings

4.2.4 Device Placement Guidelines

Figure 4-2-4-1 Device Placement Guidelines

Continue clicking "Next" to enter the “Device Placement Guidelines” page. It

is recommended that you do not place your wireless router near a Microwave,
Home Cordless Phone, a Baby Monitor, Bluetooth devices (such as a headset or a
Bluetooth keyboard or a Bluetooth mouse) and any other wireless network
devices. Click "Finish", you can see the “Please Wait” prompt, the settings would
be saved automatically, then the system turns to the dashboard page (Chapter
4.3).

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 During the Quick Setup process, you can click "exit setup" to return to the
main interface of the route;

4.3 Dashboard

The main interface includes seven sections: Dashboard, Internet, Home

Network, PhoneBook, SMS, Wireless and Router. You can manage the router
configuration through the menu page, and modify the parameters according to
your needs. From “Dashboard” page, you can learn Cellular Connection, router
information, software information, home network and so on.

Figure 4-3-1 Dashboard

Figure 4-3-2 Dashboard

4.4 Internet

Click “Internet” option, the page redirects to the following page, including
Internet Connection, Traffic Statistics, PIN Management and Manual Network.

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Figure 4-4-1 Internet

4.4.1 Internet Connection

Click on “Internet Connection”, you can configure the “Internet Connection”

settings here (please refer to chapter 4.2.2), you should click “Save” to save all
changes.

4.4.2 Traffic Statistics

Traffic Statistics displays the number of packets sent by your router.

Figure 4-4-2-1 Traffic Statistics

4.4.3 PIN Management

Click “PIN Management” to turn to the PIN management interface. The

default PIN code is empty and disabled, enter any 4-8 digits in the dialog, and then
click “Enable PIN” to enable the PIN function (Figure 4-4-3-2). After enabled the

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PIN code, you can enter the current right PIN code to disable the PIN function or
change the PIN code, only 3 times failure attempt is allowed, if not, the system
would ask you to input the PUK code, you can try it for 10 times. If you failed
finally, the USIM card would be locked and invalid.

Figure 4-4-3-1 PIN Management

Figure 4-4-3-2 PIN Enabled

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4.4.4 Manual Network

Figure 4-4-4-1 Manual Network

Click “Manual Network”, you can see the manual network page. You can set
the scan network mode, LTE background scan network time, click “Save” to take
effect.
 Manual Network: Click the “Manual Scan Network” button, it would take
you more than 1min to scan the PLMN, you can choose the PLMN you want
to attach in the PLMN list, if failed, the prompt said timeout would be pop-up.
Check the “Disconnect network before manual scan network” option, the
network would be disconnected before scanning the PLMN.
 Selectable Network：Auto(default)；
 Manually select network when system start：Check “I want to manually
select network when system start” to take effect;
 LTE background scan network time：5minutes（default）, 30 seconds, 1
minutes, 3 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes,
Immediate, Disabled.

4.5 Home Network

The “Home Network” page includes DHCP Settings, Connected Devices,

Device Traffic, Network Activity, Custom Firewall Rules, Port Filter and Port

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Forwarding.

Figure 4-5-1 Home Network

4.5.1 DHCP settings

Clicking on the header of the “DHCP Settings” tab will take you to the “DHCP
Settings” header page. There displays DHCP Settings and the IP address that
allows you to define. DHCP can dynamically assign IP address to make sure that
each network device can assigned to a different address. Click “Save” to take
effect.
 DHCP Server：Enabled(default)/Disabled. You can configure the following
settings only when DHCP server is enabled;
 DHCP Start and End Address：Define an address range from start IP
address to the end IP address, DHCP server assigns the IP address in the
range to the users;
 Add Static IP：Bind IP and MAC, the rules will display in the list, you can
delete or continue adding the rules;
 DHCPV6 Server：Stateless Server（default）/ Stateful Server.

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Figure 4-5-1-1 Add Static IP

Figure 4-5-1-2 Static IP list

4.5.2 Connected Devices

From the “Connected Devices” page, you can see the users’ Name, Status, IP
Address, MAC Address, Connection and Connected time.

Figure 4-5-2-1 Connected Devices

4.5.3 Device Traffic

From the “Devices Traffic” page, you can see the device’s information, include

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Name, MAC Address, Total Connected Time, Device Status and Action.

Figure 4-5-3-1 Device Traffic

4.5.4 Network Activity

From the “Network Activity” page, you can know the access logs and the WiFi
client access logs.

Figure 4-5-4-1 Network Activity

4.5.5 Custom Firewall Rules

The custom firewall rules can be used to block the network traffic the using
source IP address, source ports, destination IP address, destination ports or any
combination of these parameters. The default IP filter mode is deny, it means the

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packets that match the rules would be denied, then the user can’t access Internet
network.

Figure 4-5-5-1 Custom Firewall Rules Page

Click “Add Rule” to set the custom firewall rules.

There will be the detail rules displayed in the list, you can delete or continue
adding them.
 Rule name：Custom, ex.:123;
 Status：Enabled（default, correspond IP filter mode is Deny）/Disabled;
 Source IP Address：The user’s IP address that need to be set the rules,
ex:192.168.0.110;
 Source Port：1-65535；
 Destination IP Address：The destination IP address to be filtered（website or
Internet IP）;
 Destination Port：The port of the destination IP Address;
 Protocol：Include TCP, UDP, BOTH.

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Figure 4-5-5-2 Add Rule

Figure 4-5-5-3 Custom Firewall Rules

4.5.6 Port Filter

Click on “Port Filter” tab will take you to the “Port Filter” page. From this
page, you can configure Trigger Port Range & Response Port Range to achieve
Port Filter purpose. Default mode is disabled, click “Enabled” then you can click
“Add Rule” button to set port filter rules. (Figure 4-5-6-2). After the setup is
completed, the rule details will be displayed in the list; you can delete or continue
adding the rules.
Port filtering open or close some ports, allowing users to use internal or

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partial ban on the use of Internet services

Figure 4-5-6-1 Port Filter

Figure 4-5-6-2 Port Filter

 Rule Name：Custom, ex:1234;
 Trigger Port： You can enter a range of service ports (the format is XXX-YYY;
XXX is the start port and YYY is the end port).
 Response Port：The port needs to be filtered in the range of (XXX-YYY),
 Protocol：The protocol used for this application, TCP, UDP, or TCP&UDP.

4.5.7 Port Forwarding

Click on “Port Forwarding” tab will take you to the “Port Forwarding” page.
From this page, you can configure IP Address, Port Range to achieve Port
Forwarding purpose. Default mode is disabled, click “Enabled” then you can click
“Add Rule” button to set port forwarding rules. After the setup is completed, the
rule details will be displayed in the list; you can delete or continue adding the rules.

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This function will allow you to route external (Internet) calls for services such
as a web server, FTP server, or other applications through your Router to your
internal network. Since your internal computers are protected by a firewall,
computers outside your network (over the Internet) cannot get to them because
they cannot be “seen.”

Figure 4-5-7-1 Port Forwarding

Figure 4-5-7-2 Port Forwarding Rule

 Rule Name：Custom, ex:1234;

 IP Address：The IP address of the PC running the service application.
 Port：You can enter a range of service ports(the format is XXX-YYY; XXX is the
start port and YYY is the end port).

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 Protocol: The protocol used for this application, TCP, UDP, or TCP&UDP.

Figure 4-5-7-3 The Port Forwarding rule list

4.6 PhoneBook

You can create, delete phone book. Include ALL, Common, Family, Friends and
Colleagues.

Figure 4-6-1 PhoneBook

 Add：Click “Add” to enter Add new Phonebook page.

 Delete: Click”Delete” to Delete the selected records

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Figure 4-6-2 PhoneBook

4.7 SMS

4.7.1 Device Inbox

In this page you can add, read, delete, copy& move messages in the Device
Inbox.

Figure 4-7-1-1 Message

 New: Click “New” to enter message page

 Delete: Click ”Delete” to Delete the selected records
 Copy to SIM: Click ”Copy to SIM” to Copy the selected records to SIM
 Move to SIM: Click ”Move to SIM” to Move the selected records to SIM

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Figure 4-7-1-2 Message

4.7.2 Device Outbox

In this page you can add, delete, message in the Device Outbox

Figure 4-7-2-1 Message

 New: Click “New” to enter message page

 Delete: Click ”Delete” to Delete the selected records

4.7.3 SIM SMS

In this page you can add, read, delete, copy& move messages in the SIM.

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Figure 4-7-3-1 Message

 New: Click “New” to enter message page

 Delete: Click ”Delete” to Delete the selected records
 Copy to SIM: Click ”Copy to Device” to Copy the selected records to Device
 Move to SIM: Click ”Move to Device” to Move the selected records to Device

4.7.4 Drafts

In this page you can add, delete message in the Drafts

Figure 4-7-4-1 Message

 New: Click “New” to enter message page

 Delete: Click ”Delete” to Delete the selected records

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4.7.5 SMS Settings

This page includes SMS Save Location, SMS Over Mode, Center Number; you
can configure the basic SMS settings.

 SMS Save Location：Device(default)/SIM Cards

 SMS Over Mode：SMS Over CS（default）, SMS Over PS;
 Center Number: Will show different operators SMS center number

4.8 Wireless

This page includes Wireless Settings, Wireless Security, WPS and Wireless
MAC Filters; you can configure the basic wireless settings.

Figure 4-8-1 Wireless Settings

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4.8.1 Wireless Settings

In this page, you can configure basic wireless settings. Click “Save” to take
effect.
 Status：Enabled(default)/Disabled;
 802.11 Mode：802.11n(b/g compatible )（default）, 802.11 b/g;
 Channel Bandwidth：Automatic（20/40 MHz）, 40MHz（default）, 20MHz;
 Primary Channel： Support Channel 1~13, 2412MHz~2472MHz, 5MHz as a
channel interval;
 Secondary Channel：Below(default), Above
 B40 ACS Switch：Enabled(Default)/Disabled, if enabled, it can reduce the
interference between WiFi and B40 signal;
 Maximum Simultaneous Clients：1~10, default is 8;
 Beacon Period Setting: 50~4000,default is 100
 DTIM Interval Setting: 1~100,default is 1
 WiFi Auto Off Function：Enable/Disabled(default).

4.8.2 Wireless Security Settings

Wireless Security Settings, refer to chapter 4.2.3.

4.8.3 WPS

On this page, you can modify WPS settings. This feature can make your
wireless client within a few minutes automatically synchronized with the AP
settings and connect via WiFi.

Figure 4-8-3-1 WPS

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 Push：Click “Push” to Connected WPS’s PBS, Then Mifi and wireless client will
automatically complete the interaction and connect via WiFi if these two
devices can match with each other.
 Enter PIN：Input the PIN code which got from wireless client and click
“Apply” on this “WPS” configuration page.

4.8.4 Wireless MAC Filters

This function is a powerful security feature that allows you to specify which
wireless clients are not allowed. Default is disabled, click “Enabled” and then you
can add MAC Filter rules.
Mode Settings：Allow/Deny, default is deny, it means that the clients in the list
unable to access the MiFi. You can change it to “Allow” and then click “Save” . The
Wireless Client MAC Address which you set will display in the list. You can click
the red “x” mark to delete the MAC address and click “Add” button to set new MAC
address.

Figure 4-8-4-1 Wireless MAC Filters

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Figure 4-8-4-2 Add MAC Filter

Filter 4-8-4-3 The MAC Filters

4.9 Router

From this page, you can see User Management, Configuration Management,
Software Upgrade, Reboot Router and Time Setting.

Figure 4-9-1 Router

4.9.1 User Management

On the “User Management” page, you can create, delete new account, click
“Save” to take effect. The system shows the new account

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Figure 4-9-1-1 Router

4.9.2 Configuration Management

Figure 4-9-2-1 Configuration Management

This page includes Restore Factory Settings, Update Configuration file and
Export Configuration file.
 Restore Factory Settings：The existing settings will be lost, all restored to
the factory defaults;
 Update Configuration file：Connect PC and device with a USB cable, click
“Brower” to select a Bin file, then begin to update the configuration file, the
device will automatically reboot after updated completely.
 Export Configuration file：Click “Export Configuration file” to export the

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existing configuration and save.

4.9.3 Software Upgrade

From the software upgrade page, you can see the current software version
and current software date. If you have a software upgrade file on your machine,
you can use the “Upgrade” option to manually upgrade the router. Make sure you
connect to MiFi using USB cable before upgrade. Click “Browse” to choose the
upgrade file, then click “Upgrade” to begin to update. The upgrade process will
take you 1~2 minutes and the MiFi will reboot automatically when the upgrade is
completed.

Figure 4-9-3-1 Software Upgrade

4.9.4 Reboot Router

Click the “Reboot Router” button, then the MiFi will reboot immediately. You
can also restart it by the power key.

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Figure 4-9-4-1 Reboot Router

4.9.5 Time Setting

From the “Time Setting” page, you can set the time of the device system, click
“Save Current Time” to take effect.

Figure 4-9-5-1 Time Setting

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