WM Systems M2M Router PRO 4 Manuel utilisateur

M2M Router®

User Manual (Extract)

v1.9

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Rev: 1.9

2017-06-29

Starting the router

1.1 Cable connection

1. Mount a 2G/3G or 4G or an LTE 450/CDMA 450 SMA antenna to the Antenna titled

SMA-M interface (according to the module/router type).

2. Insert an activated data SIM card to the SIM holder, placed the chip-side up and the

cutted edge towards to inside and push until it sleeves.

3. Connect UTP cable to the router Ethernet titled port. The other side of the cable must

be plugged to the PC’s Ethernet port.

4. The DHCP service is turned off for the router Ethernet interface, by default.

Therefore, you have to configure an IP address for you PC, manually.

1.2 Starting the router

1. Plug the 12V DC power adapter chord to the POWER interface, then plug the adapter

to the 230V electrical network.

2. The router has a pre-installed system (contains uploaded firmware and system software). After

plugging the power adapter, the router begins to work, whereas its LED signals are showing

the current activity during the operation.

When power up the router, all the three LEDs will flashes once –as in case of restart.

If the device was under power supply the LED1 will light continuously (which means that the

system booting is in progress).

Add for. e.g. the 192.168.127.10 IP address to your computer’s Ethernet interface for

connecting to the router.

(If you have the WiFi onboard version of the router, then you can configure your router

on WiFi (DHCP activated).

3. The system starting then takes about 1-2 minutes while it will be ready for usage. Then you

can login to the web user interface.

4. The module and the mobile network availability is signed by the LED2. When the SIM card

network registration was successfully performed, the LED lights continuously.

5. The LED3 signs the wireless modem and mobile network availability. When the modem

successfully registered the SIM card to the network, the LED will light continuously.

6. As soon as you can, configure the internet settings of the wireless module (SIM and

APN) for connecting to the 2G/3G/LTE network –in other case the router will be

restarting in every 10 minutes!

7. If you notice any failure or unusual LED flashing, then go to the Troubleshooting chapter.

1.3 Web user interface of the router

1. Then now you can connect to the router’s local web interface (LuCi) through the

Ethernet interface –on its default address.

Default web user interface (LuCi) address is: https://192.168.127.1:8888

The login data are the following:

Username:

root

Password:

wmrpwd

then push to the Login button.

Attention!

For accessing the web user interface we offer the Mozilla Firefox web.

2. Allow the accessing of the router default IP address in your browser by pushing to

the Special button, then allow the safety exclusion into the pop-up window.

1.4 Dashboard / Main page (Status overview)

When you have login to the web interface, the startup screen appears with the current status of

the router.

Check the

Build Date

(OpenWrt) statuts and the

STM32 Firmware

version if they are new.

At the Network part you can check the Modem model, modem identifier (IMEI), the SIM

identifier ICC (SIM ID), the Modem RSSI (mobile network signal strength), the Modem SQ

(signal quality CSQ) values, and the SIM-card logon data (

AT+COPS?

), with the IPv4 WAN

status of the network (as connection Type, IP address).

1.5 Menu

The menu can be found in the header. There you can access the following features:

-Status –Status data, operation logs, operation monitoring

-System –System settings, administration, software and fw-refresh, backup/restrore of the

configuration settings

-Router –Device Manager settings, Modem and Logging parameters, Ping an IP address,

Daily restart, Factory settings

-Network –network interface settings, DHCP, DNS, Route rules, diagnostics, firewall

1.6 CDMA menu (only for CDMA devices)

The modem’s MSIN identifier can be configured here: CDMA/Set MSIN.

If you give a new MSIN number, then the WAN interface will be automatically configured for the

router. This setting can be checked at the Network/Interfaces menu.

Attention!

When connecting to the public network, it is recommended to change the login password!

The ethernet IP address can be modified after login from the OpenWrt.

You can store the router settings with the Save button. The Save & Apply button stores the

settings and reconfigure the router related on these settings. When it was succesful, the

router will be not restarting automatically futher.

1.7 Network configuration

The list of the available network interfacescan be found at the Interfaces / Interface

Overview menu item.

The network interfaces are listed at the Interface Overview. The LAN interface means the

Ethernet port connection (

eth0

), the

USBLAN

is the USB-Ethernet (

usb0

) and the WAN

interface is the public wireless Internet connection (

3g-wan

) for the CDMA450, 2G, 3G, 4G LTE

or LTE 450 modem.

At the interfaces, at right you can modify the settings with the button.

At the upper WAN, USBLAN, LAN titles you will found further settings related to the chosen

interfaces.

1.9 Mobile internet settings (modem, SIM, APN)

Open the WAN item from the upper selection. Then at the General Setup tab you can see the

current status of the interface and the transmitted data amount.

In case of CDMA450 router version you must not configure this settings, step to the

Chapter 1.10, please.

Setup the module for connecting to the 2G/3G/4G/LTE450 mobile network (according to the

assembled module type) –at the WAN interface tab.

For configuring end enabling the roaming settings –in case of international or country

border usage –you may need to setup the Mobile country code and Mobile network code

parameters –even if you are attempted to use only a prefered mobile network.

The international country codes can be found here: http://mcc-mnc.com

Ask your mobile operator about the available international settings.

The LTE450 communication needs special network and an LTE capable SIM-card for

the succesful connection!

Define the SIM #1 APN account name, and the SIM #1 PIN code if it is necessary for the

connection.

Here you will found some examples for the APN settings:

M2M APN (enclosed)

APN name: wm2m

Public Internet APN (opened)

APN name: net

Automatic mode

When you not set any value for the APN, the router will connect by the SIM-card automatically

to the next available network’s available APN.

Authentication

The PAP/CHAP username and PAP/CHAP password settings can be also configured here –if

it is required for the connection.

Click to the Save & Apply button for saving the settings, while the devices attempts then

connecting to the mobile network.

1.10 Ethernet (LAN) settings

For the LAN interface, at the LAN menu item at the General Setup tab you can define an own IP

range (IPv4 address), with the related IPv4 netmask (subnet mask).

The detailed LAN interface settings can be performed by the Network Interfaces menu item at

the LAN interface button.

Change the default 192.168.127.1 router IPv4 address to an own IP address, regarding the

current subnet.

Check the IPv4 netmask to be proper for the selected and required network class which you are

attempted to use.

If you are not attempted to use a fixed IP address for the router, and if you are attempted to use

DHCP given IP by a different network device, then modify the IPv4 address to the connecting

Important!

The DHCP service is turned off for the router Ethernet interface, by default. Therefore, you

have to configure an IP address for you PC, manually.

Attention!

After doing the SIM, APN settings, and saving the settings, the router and the modem will not

be automatically restarted futhermore!

gateway –or other network device - IP address, and choose the

Static address

at the

Protocol,

the

DHCP client

setting, and push the button.

Then the DHCP client will be activated for ethernet interface.

Push the Save & Apply button for performing the changes.

1.11 DHCP, DNS settings

The DHCP service allows the automatic IP address providing for the connecting devices in the

current IP segment by the router.

The DHCP settings can be found at the Network menu, DHCP and DNS item.

If you attempted to enable the DHCP service, uncheck the

Disable DHCP for this interface

option. Then the related parameter settings will be visible with their default settings.

The Start field means the starting IP addres in the subnet for the connecting devces (by default

192.168.x…). You can Limit how many IP addresses will be provided. The router will be providing

addresses for the connecting devices in the 192.168.x subnet within the

Start

and between the

Start+Limit

address range (especially important for WiFi).

Save the settings with the Save & Apply button.

The further DHCP settings can be achieved at the Network menu, at the DHCP and DNS item,

General Settings tab.

Further settings can be found in the detailed the User Manual document:

http://www.m2mserver.com/en/products/m2m-router

Important!

The DHCP service is disabled by the factory default configuration. First, you have to enable

the DHCP service for the usage and performing the further DHCP settings!

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