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    C R AD L E P O I N T C BA 7 5 0 | U SE R M AN UA L Fi rm wa re v er . 1 . 9. 0 ` Preface CradlePoint reserves the right to revise this publication and to make chan ges in the content thereof without obligation to notify any person or organization of any rev isions or changes. Manual Re visions Revision Date Description A uthor 1 .0 June 7, 2010 Ini[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 ` Table of Contents 1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................ 2 1.1 P ACKAGE C ONTENTS ............................................................. 2 1.2 S YSTEM R EQUIREM ENTS ........................................................ 2 [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 2 1 I N T R O D U C T I O N 1.1 Package Conten ts  CradlePoint CBA750 3G/4G Mobile Broadband Adapter  AC p[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 3  Universal Plug-n-Pla y and Application-Level Ga teway for Internet A pplications: Email, FTP, gaming, Remo[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 4  A s Antenna Remoting which allows you to get the best 3G/4G signal available by placing the CBA750 in the [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 5 1.1 CradlePoint ARC C BA750 Series: Include a 3G/4G Business Grade Modem Includes an integ rated CradlePoint 3[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 6 CBA750LE-VZ 4G LTE/EVDO for Verizon Technology : LTE 3GPP Rel. 8 , EVDO RevA, A/O; CDMA 1x Downlink Rates : LT[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 7 CBA750E-VZ 3G EVDO for Verizon Technology : EVDO RevA, A/O; CDMA 1x Downlink Rates : 3.1 Mbps (theoretical) Up[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 8 CBA750E- SP 3G EVDO for Sprint Technology : EVDO RevA, A/O; CDMA 1x Downlink Rates : 3.1 Mbps (theoretical) Up[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 9 CBA750W-SP 4G WiMA X for Sprint Technology : W iMAX 802.16e Wave 2 Downlink Rates : 10Mbps peak, 6Mbps average[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S P AG E 10 2 H A R D W A R E O V E R V I E W[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S P AG E 11 2.1 Ports[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S P AG E 12 2.2 LEDs[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S P AG E 13 3 Q U I C K S T A R T 3.1 Setting Up Your Adapter  Connect Mobile Broadband Dev ice – Plug a Business -[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 14 3.3 Common Problems This section contains a list of some of the most common issues faced by users of the CBA7[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 15 removed and reinserted f or this change to take affe ct (or the router rebooted). This APN is asso ciated wit[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 16 3.3.2 You are Connected to the Router but Cannot Connect to the Internet The sta tus LEDs of your router will[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 17 4 A D M I N I S T R A T I V E T A B S A N D S U B - M E N U S The CBA750 has a Web interface that provides a [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 18 4.1 Basic Tab The Basic tab provides access to the 4 sub-menus for administering the following fun ction/task[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 19 4.2 IP Pass-Thru IP Passthru allow s a client connected to t he private network to be configured automaticall[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 20 IP Passthru Subnet Mode. The subnet mask determine s the number of available IP addresses. Your router can au[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 21 4.3 DHCP (DHC P Settings) DHCP stan ds f or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. The DHCP section is where yo[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 22 of 192.168.0.4. The starting IP address for the DHCP server needs to be 192. 168.0.5 or above. DHCP Lea se Ti[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 23  Broadcast only. Th is setting is useful where there are no W INS servers a vailable, ho wever, it is pref[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 24 request an IP address f rom the CBA750. The CBA750 w ill provide the device the sa me IP address all the time[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 25 As a n alternative, you can locate a MAC address in a specific o perating system by following th e steps belo[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 26 The IP a ddress w ill now o nly be assigned to the designated Wi -Fi printer a nd it w ill al ways receive th[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 27 4.3.4 DHCP Reservation List The section show s the current DH CP Reservation List. Certain required route s a[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 28 4.4 Network Use the Basic Network sub -menu to establi sh the loca l IP address for the router. These a re th[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 29 when the router o btains a different DNS serv er address from the IS P u pon re-establishing th e W AN connec[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 30 4.4.3 LAN Link Settings. These settings determine how th is d evice will negotiate settings with the other de[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 31 4.5 WAN Configuration Use th e W AN Configuration sub -menu to co nfigure the network settings for the W AN. [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 32 4.5.2 Packet Settings Use this section to configure the W AN packet settings. MTU. T he MTU, or maximum tran [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 33 5 M O D E M T A B The Modem Tab provides access t o 4 sub -menus for displaying i nformation and controll ing [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 34 5.1 Info This page displays information about any attached modems. The amount of information displayed depends[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 35 5.2 Failover The CBA750 can establish an uplink via any mo dems plugged into the USB o r ExpressCard ports. Al[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 36  Signal Strength Mode (Established) . Th is m eans the link is up and running on the device and th e signal[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 37 5.3 Settings This page a llows you to configure advanced settings for your modems. After making changes, click[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 38 5.3.2 Global Reset Settings This section allows you to change the reset settings for any modem plugged into th[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 39  A cti ve DNS . A DNS request will be sent to the DNS ser vers. If no data is received, the DNS request wil[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 40 Network Initiated Updates. If this box is checked, the carrier (i.e. Sprint) may, at any time, initiate modem [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 41 GSM/LTE Settings. SIM PIN. Enter your PIN number here. This PIN number will be used with any attached modem. A[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 42 o MSCHAPv2 o PAP o CHAP  TTLS Username.  TTLS Password.  Verify TTLS Password.  TTLS Client Identi[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 43  More Often (based on data rate -- Data Rate Threshold: 20 KB/s; Duration Threshold: 60 s)  Less Often ([...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0| U SE R M AN UA L Fi r mw a re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 44 5.4 Update Some modems can be activated and updated while p lugged into the router. Activation an d updates va[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 45 6 T O O L S T A B The T ools tab p rovides access to 11 sub-menus fo r administering advanced f unctions/task[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 46 6.1 Admin (Adminis trator Settings). Use the Admin sub-menu to change settings f or access to the W eb-based [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 47 6.1.3 Administration Inactivity Time Out. (Default: 15 minutes.) Enable HTTP Server. (Default: Selected.) Ena[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 48 6.2 Dynamic DNS The Dynamic DNS feature allows you to host a se rver ( W eb, FTP, etc.) using a do main name [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 4 9 A d vanced Timeout . The time between peri odic u pdates to th e Dynamic DN S if your dynamic IP a ddress ha[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 50 6.3 Firmware Use the Firmware Upgrade sub-menu to update your router to the latest firmware to im prove funct[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 51 4. Conf irm updated firmware revision on the Tools → Firmware submenu. W hen you are d one editing the se t[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 52 6.3.6 Firmware Update via the USB The CBA750 supports software upgrades via the USB port. A USB storage devic[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 53  Plug-in the USB Thumb Drive into the USB port on the CBA750  The EC light will come on and blink while[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 54 6.4 Managed Service s Use the Managed Services su b -menus to securely control your routers f rom a nywhere o[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 55 6.5 Schedules Use this page to create schedu le rules that you can later access f or other contexts. For exam[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 56 6.6 SNMP The SNMP S ettings section allows you t o enable or disable the SNMP protocol over the LAN, WAN , or[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 57 6.7 Syslog Use the Syslog sub-menu to enable t he archive of log files to a Syslog Server. Enable Logging to [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 58 6.8 System (S ystem Settings) Use the System Settings sub -menu to control th e Reboot the Device function or[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 59 6.9 System Check (Pin g Test) Use the System Check sub-m enu a s a diagnostic tool to check connectivity from[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 60 Response from 205.161.7.102 received in 7 milliseconds. User stopped ping.[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 61 6.10 Time Use the Time Configuration sub-menu to configure, update, and maintain the corr ect time o n the in[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 62 Internet. NTP Se rver Used. Select a Time Se rver for synchronization. You can type in the address of a time [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 63 6.11 VLAN Virtual LAN (VLAN) is a mechanism and protocol that allows you to segment the n etwork using "[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 64 7 S T A T U S T A B The Status tab provides information about the current c onfiguration settings of the CBA7[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 65 7.1 Device Info The Device Information sub -menu displays your Route r settings. Options cannot be changed f [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 66 Port. USB1, USB2, USB3 , or ExpressCard. Signal Strength. Strength of wireless signal. Connection Type. The I[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 67 7.1.3 LAN This area of the screen reflects configuration settings from the Basic → Network sub-menu. MAC Ad[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 68 7.2 Logs The Logs sub-menu allows you to view the router logs. Th e router automatically logs (records) event[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 69 7.3 Statistics (Traf fic Statistics) The Statistics (T raffic Statistics) sub-m enu displays basic statistics[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 70 8 G L O S S A R Y 802.11 A f amily of specifications for wireless loca l area networks ( W LANs) de veloped b[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 71 A uthentic ation To p rovide credentials, like a P assword, in order to verify that the person or device is r[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 72 CardBus A newer version of the PC Card or PCMCIA interface. It supports a 32- bit data path, DMA, and consume[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 73 Demilitarized zone DMZ: A single computer or group of computers that can be accessed by b oth users on the In[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 74 Encryption Converting data into cyphertext so th at it cannot be easily rea d. Ethernet The most widely used [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 75 Half-duplex Data cannot be transmitted and rece ived at the same time. Hashing Transforming a string of chara[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 76 Internet Protocol The method of transferring data from one com puter to another on the Internet. Internet Pro[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 77 Legacy Older devices or technology. Local Area Network LAN. A group of comp uters in a building th at usually[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 78 Network Interface Card NIC. A card installed in a computer or built onto the motherboard that allows the co m[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 79 channel) but can hav e multiple ports (logical ch annels) each identified by a number. PPP Point- to -Point P[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 80 Session key An encryption a nd decry ptio n key th at is generated fo r every communication session between t[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 81 TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol is a utility use d f or transferring files that is simp ler to use than F[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 82 Wake on LAN Allows you to power up a computer though it‟s Network Interface Card. WAN W ide Area Netw ork. [...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 83 Yagi antenna A directio nal antenna used to concentrate wireless signals on a specific location.[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 84 9 A P P E N D I X 9.1 Regulatory Inform ation This equipment ha s been tested and found to comply with the li[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 85 9.3 Specifications MODEL NA ME CBA750 Mobile Broadband Adapter WAN (MOBILE BROADBAND) 3G/4G via Three (4) Mod[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 86 DETAILS  Drop-In, Easy T o Use Ad apter - No Software To Install  Compatible with 2 00+ LTE , WiMAX, EV[...]

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    C R AD LE PO IN T C BA 75 0 | US E R MA NU AL F i r m wa re v er . 1. 9. 0 © 2 01 2 C RA DL EP OI NT , I NC . P L EA SE V IS I T H T T P: / / K N O WL ED G EB A SE .C RA D L EP O IN T . C OM / FO R MO RE H EL P A ND R ES O UR CE S PA GE 87 http://www.cradlepoint.com/ Copyright © 2012 by CradlePoint, Inc. All rights reserved.[...]