Netcomm NTC-990 Manual de usuario

User ManualNTC-790/NTC-990

Under General tab, select radio button Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically. Then press OK button to cl

Below illustrates the steps required to access the Cellular Router’s web browser: NOTE – If the Ethernet IP address of the Cellular Router

4 Installing and unlocking the SIM card 4.1 Inserting the SIM card First make sure the SIM card is inserted correctly. You insert the SIM with g

4.2 Unlocking the SIM If the SIM card is locked you will need to unlock it with a PIN provided with your SIM card. You can find out if the SIM is lo

If the SIM Status is ENTER PIN as above then do the following: Click on the “Security” Link on the left Revision 1

When you click on the ‘Security’ link you should see the following message:- Click OK Next, enter the PIN code and confirm the PIN code. Then clic

Now Click on the link and the Home Status page should look as below with SIM Status OK: Revision 1.55 NetComm Limited March 2009 15

4.3 Enter PUK If after three attempts you are requested to enter a PUK code: You will need to contact your carrier to obtain this number. Your ca

Now Click on the link and the Home Status page should look as below with SIM Status OK: Revision 1.55 NetComm Limited March 2009 17

4.4 The ‘Remember PIN’ feature This feature is intended to allow the router to automatically send the PIN to the USIM each time the USIM asks for it

NTC-790 NTC-990 HSPA Cellular Router User Manual This manual covers the following products: NTC-790 NTC-990 Revision 1.55 NetComm Limited M

5 Locking to a specific band You may want to lock the Cellular Router on to a specific band, to do this click on the “Band” link. You may want to

For NTC-790, the following band settings options are applicable. UMTS 850MHz Only = UMTS 850 MHz Only WCDMA ALL = UMTS 850/2100/1900MHz UMTS 85

6 How to Establish a Connection to the cellular network This section describes how to set up the Cellular Router to initiate a Wireless connection.

6.1 Initiating a PPP Connection from the Cellular Router The status page of Cellular Router Setup will now be displayed as below. The PPP status o

6.1.1 To connect using a pre-configured profile The cellular router supports 4 connection profiles; these profiles allow you to configure the settin

6.1.2 To connect using a user configured profile If none of the pre-configured profiles are suitable you may configure a 4th user defined profile as

Once configured you may now connect using this profile as follows: Select the profile that you wish to connect to (4 in this case). Click Aut

6.1.3 To confirm successful connection Now click on the link to return to the status page. Please pay close attention to PPP field on the page (sho

6.1.4 How to establish a Connection using the Cellular Router in PPPoE mode This facility can be found on the LAN page. To enable PPPoE mode: F

7 Ethernet Related Commands 7.1 How to configure the Ethernet IP address This facility is available on the LAN page. The default IP of the Ethern

Table of Contents 1 Introduction...

7.3 How to configure the DHCP Server This facility is available on the DHCP page. Use the following procedure to change the Cellular Router DHCP

7.3.1 How to configure the DHCP relay agent This facility is available on the DHCP page. To enable DHCP relay simply enable the DHCP relay agent an

7.3.2 How to configure static DHCP assignments This facility is available on the DHCP page. You may assign a particular IP address to a specific de

7.4 How to configure your Device’s IP address manually (no DHCP) If your device has a statically set IP address you can have your device to work wi

8 Advanced Features This section explains other features that you may want to enable depending on your application. Some features can add extra sta

Periodic Ping Disabled An Example Setup: The setup below will ping 10.1.2.3 every 10 minutes, if it fails it then tries to ping 10.1.2.4, if that

8.2 How to configure a Periodic Reset Timer This facility is available on the “System Monitor” page. The router can be configured to automatically

8.3 Remote Administration Remote administration can optionally be enabled. You may connect to the IP address of the WAN (cellular) interface on port

8.4 NAT Configuration You can enable or disable NAT simply by clicking on the radio button appropriately in the NAT Configuration page and th

8.4.1 How to configure Port Forwarding This facility is available on the “NAT” configuration page. This is only needed if you need to map inbound r

11.2 Common problems and solutions...60 11.2.1 I cannot seem to access

Example: Make sure NAT Configuration is enabled by clicking the ‘Enable’ radio button Enter the information as appropriate Click Save NB: If the

Configured mappings are displayed as follows: To delete an entry click on the Delete Entry link from the list of IP Mappings. Revision 1.55

8.5 How to configure dynamic DNS client This facility is available on the “DDNS” configuration page Dynamic DNS provides a method for the cellular

8.6 How to configure the Serial PAD (Packet Assembler and Disassembler) The NetComm NTC Cellular Routers include a PAD feature to allow the transpo

These items may be configured separately for each of the 4 connection profiles. The following items may be configured using the “Modem” page: Bau

For UDP the 1st <n> bytes of each datagram sent will be set to the contents of the ID field, data follows immediately after the ID; for TCP the

• Always Off DCD is always off • PPP On DCD is on when the router has established a PPP session with the cellular network Flow Control • Off

9 Routing Features 9.1 How to configure PPTP Client This page can be accessed by clicking on the PPTP link. There are a couple of steps that y

NOTE – It may be necessary to add a static route using the ‘Routing’ link. The PPTP gateway is the PPTP server address and so in the static routes sec

9.2 Configuring Static Routes This facility is available on the Routing HTML page. Some routes are added by default by the Cellular Router on init

1 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Cellular Router from NetComm. This manual illustrates how to set-up and configure your Cellular Router

The Active Routing table at the bottom will show the new route added as shown below: Example: If you have a router on the Ethernet side of the C

Deleting Static Routes Select the delete entry text (in blue) for the route as shown above . Revision 1.55 NetComm Limited March 2009

9.3 How to Configure RIP RIP (Routing Information Protocol) is used for advertising routes to other routers. Thus all the routes in the Cellular Rou

9.4 How to configure VRRP Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) is a non-proprietary redundancy protocol described designed to increase the ava

In the VRRP Configuration section on the Routing HTML page: Click enable Enter the relevant details • enter an id – this is the VRRP id which is di

10 Router Application and Configuration management Features to manage the cellular routers configuration and application firmware may be found on the

10.2 To restore a copy of the routers configuration Click Browse . Select the configuration file you wish to restore. Click Restore .

10.4 To upgrade to a new router application version Click on the browse button and browse to where the upgrade file is located on your PC/laptop Cli

The upgrade process will begin. If the upgrade is successful you should see something similar to the following: Revision 1.55 NetComm Limited Ma

11 Troubleshooting 11.1 Viewing the system log To view the routers log file click the “Logfile” link Revision 1.55 NetComm Limited March 20

2.1 Status Indicators There are a total of five LED's on the Cellular Router: three green, one amber and one red. The green LED next to the D

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11.2 Common problems and solutions. 11.2.1 I cannot seem to access the web page interface The default IP address of the unit is 192.168.1.50, so fi

11.2.5 I cannot seem to get a wireless WAN connection • Click on the Data Connection link on the HTML page and check that the APN is correct. • Al

11.2.8 How can I reset the cellular router’s IP address to default The IP address can be reset to default by the following actions. Read the follow

11.2.9 I am having problems getting a PPTP connection. Check the routes on the “Routing” page There should be 5 routes shown. • One route for inter

12 RS-232 Serial Port Integration Parameters You can use the guide below to design serial cables to integrate the Cellular Router into your system.

13 RJ-45 Ethernet Port Integration Parameters You can use the guide below to design Ethernet cables to integrate the Cellular Router into your system

14 Specifications This section covers the specifications and cable pin outs. Interface Connectors: RS-232 DE-9F Connector (DCE) 10/100 Base-T

15 Download and Upload Speeds The speeds here are theoretical maxima; practically they may well be lower. For UMTS HSUPA the upload speed is 1.9Mbp

17 Additional Software Packs NTC series cellular router covered in this manual supports the following additional software packs. Additional software

RSSI (Green) Of the three radio link status indicators, the green LED is used to show Received Signal Strength. There are three possible states that

18 Legal & Regulatory Information This manual is copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purposes of private study, research, criticism or

21 Product Warranty The warranty is granted on the following conditions: 1. This warranty extends to the original purchaser (you) and is not transfe

Product WarrantyNetComm products have a standard 12 months warranty from date of purchase. However some products have an extended warranty option, via

3 What you will need to configure the Cellular Router You will need the following hardware components to set up the Cellular Router: Power Supply (

For Windows users: Follow the path Start -> Control Panel -> Network Connections. Right click Local Area Connection and select Properties to op