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Pag e 1 / 27 R526_UG_R ev3.0_EN_03012 010 Mobi le Hots pot (R52 6) User Guide Open Mobi le R526 User Guid e www .openmo bilepr .com Ve r s i o n 3.0 / 03.01.2010 2010 OPEN [...]
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Pag e 2 / 27 R526_UG_R ev3.0_EN_03012 010 Thank you fo r purchasing the Open Mobile R526 portable rout er . This device doesn’t need wires, cables, or softwar e to conf igure it through yo ur Web browser . This guide describes the b[...]
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Pag e 3 / 27 R526_UG_R ev3.0_EN_03012 010 Note. The last 4 digi ts, ‘XXXX’ of the SSID is the last four digits of your MAC addre ss. Yo u can find the MAC address of your R526 on the label under the battery . ?[...]
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Pag e 4 / 27 R526_UG_R ev3.0_EN_03012 010 4. Wh en connected to the R526 you will see the connection as ‘FRANKLIN_R526 XXXX’ – as shown below . [...]
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Pag e 5 / 27 R526_UG_R ev3.0_EN_03012 010 5. Bef ore procee ding, ensure your wireless connection pr operties ar e set to ‘O btai n an IP Address Automatically’ For W indows XP and Vi s t a 32 ‐ bit users, yo u can right ‐ clic k on ?[...]
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Pag e 6 / 27 R526_UG_R ev3.0_EN_03012 010[...]
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Pag e 7 / 27 R526_UG_R ev3.0_EN_03012 010 6. Next, open your we b browser to http:// 10.10.10.254 . This will bring you to the web user interface of the R5 26. Device A ctivation (W indows) [...]
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Pag e 8 / 27 R526_UG_R ev3.0_EN_03012 010 If your device has not been activa ted at time of purchase, you must act ivat e now . Click Login butt o n. Yo u wi ll be prompted to ent er yo ur username and pass word . The default ?[...]
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Pag e 9 / 27 R526_UG_R ev3.0_EN_03012 010 Device A ctivation (Mac Users Only) 1. Go to Airport Ico n at the right upper corne r of desktop tap menu and click to open. Airport on Air port of [...]
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Pa ge 10 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 After successf ul activation, Web brow ser of the R526 will open as below . The Browser Int erface and Settings Open your We b browser and enter h ttp:// 10.10.10. 254 int o the address window . The br owse r int erface ?[...]
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Pa ge 11 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 Your R526 uses a br owse r interface to configure the devic e. The browser interfa ce lets you: z View th e sta tus of aspects of your networ k. z Set up WEP or WPA security, MAC ?[...]
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Pa ge 12 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 z Status The CDMA status screen is divided into two sections. Internet Connections Click Connect to connect to your 3G network. The R526 comes pre ‐ configu red with the information re[...]
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Pa ge 13 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 The Configuration menu allows you to upgrade your Pref erred Roaming List. (PRL) – th e PRL is provided by yo ur carrier. z Diagnosti cs This menu giv es you the 3G modem informatio[...]
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Pa ge 14 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 y Users (cl ients) in formation curr ently conne cted to the devi ce z Configu ration This menu all ows you to select or modify WiFi profile. z Network Mode: The type of wireless netwo rking you a[...]
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Pa ge 15 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 y Secur ity: The type of security the router is using. Th is appl ies to the Secure and th e Temporary Hotspot profiles. y Authen tication: Th ere are 2 different types of Authentication . [...]
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Pa ge 16 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 browser connection to http://10.10.1 0.254 . Router The Settings menu allows yo u to set Por t Filt ering and MAC Filtering function. z Port Fil t er Port filtering allo ws you to conserve band[...]
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Pa ge 17 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 Finding the MAC Address The MAC Addr ess is also known as a hardware or physical address for a device, usua lly a network adapter. It consists of six pairs of numbers and letter[...]
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Pa ge 18 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 Ethernet Port Enable the Ethernet Port when you want to connect your comp ute directly to the R526 using a LAN (RJ45) cable. Default is ‘Disable’. Power Saving y WiFi Rad[...]
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Pa ge 19 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 Subnet Mas k : 255.255.255. 0 Gateway : 10.10.10. 254 VPN Passthrough y VPN passthrough is required if you ar e going to connect to a VPN (such as a corporate system). z Port Forwardin[...]
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Pa ge 20 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 You can upgrade your device's configuration file to yo ur computer. z Management z Admi nistr ator Settings: Yo u can create a new administrator’s name and password. Note . When you change[...]
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Pa ge 21 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 Help Help menu gives you the Qu ick Sta rt Guide, full User Guide. z Quick Start Guide z User Guide Par t 2 Wa r ra nt y Manufacturer’ s Limite d One ‐ Ye a r Wa r ra n t y: [...]
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Pa ge 22 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 guaran tee resto ration of any third ‐ part y software, per sona l inf ormation or memory data contain ed in, stored on, or int egrate d with any wireless device, whe ther under warranty or not, ret urn[...]
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Pa ge 23 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 A: The R526 operates on 3G wireless networks. Q: Wha t are the air holes on the both side of the R526? A: The air holes are designed to reduce the heat generated by t[...]
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Pa ge 24 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 Q: Why the R526 turns off while in us ed and it wouldn’t tur n on again? A: The red solid power LED indicates the battery is below 20% and if it’s blinking, it indica[...]
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Pa ge 25 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 transm it powe r will be at the max and therefore generate more heat. The device has been environmentally tested and approved by the FCC. Part 4 Glossary ?[...]
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Pa ge 26 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 phone to the network. ● MSL — Mas ter Subsid y Lo ck. A numeric code fo r accessing ce rtain pho ne settings. ● NAI — Network Access Iden tifier . A standard way of identifying use r s[...]
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Pa ge 27 / 27 R526_UG_Rev3.0 _EN_03012010 (Insti tute of El ectrical and Electr onics Engineer s). ● WLAN Client — A wirele ss device tha t connects to the In ternet via WL AN. ● WLAN — WL AN LAN . A typically low ‐ power networ[...]