Zcom AC-1025D Manuel utilisateur

AC-1025D Dual SIM

LTE-Fi Access Point

Quick Installation Guide

This Quick Setup Guide provides step-by-step

instructions on how to set up your LTE-Fi Access

Point. After completing the steps described in

this guide, you will be able to place the AP at

your site and provide wireless network access

to users.

PACKAGE CONTENTS

LTE-Fi Access Point Power Cable

Mounting Kit Security Plate & Cable Cover

Screw Kit LTE & GPS Antennas

HARDWARE OVERVIEW

3D View

Bottom View

No Item

1 Power

2 LED Indicators

3 Console Port

4 and 5 LTE Antennas

Side View

(Right side)-SIM 1 support Band3/8

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1 RF-45 Ethernet Port

2 USB slot

3 SIM Card Slot

4 Reset Pinhole

(Left side)-SIM 2 support Band3/28

No Item

1 SIM Card Slot

2 USB slot

LED Indication

Activity Description

Power/Test

Green Power on

Off Power off

Wireless

LAN

Off Wi-Fi off

Blink

Green

Wi-Fi WLAN Network

activity is occurring

LTE A

Off Can not find 3G/4G

mobile communication

network

Green Connect 3G/4G mobile

communication network

LTE B

Off Can not find 3G/4G

mobile communication

network

Green Connect 3G/4G mobile

communication network

SETUP REQUIREMENTS

Before installing your LTE-Fi access point, be

sure that you have the following:

• A computer running Windows 7, Vista, or XP

• A CAT5 UTP cable of required length

• Power cable came with the package

STEP 1: INSERT AN ACTIVATED SIM

A wireless broadband data plan must be added

to your LTE-Fi AP. The SIM must be provisioned

with the carrier. Contact your carrier for details

about selecting a data plan and about the

process for provisioning your SIM.

Once you have an activated SIM (Mini SIM),

insert it into the SIM slot of LTE-Fi AP. Be sure

to insert the card with the notch-end first and

the gold contacts facing down – it will click into

place.

Note: Before plugging the SIM card into the

LTE-Fi AP, you need to disable PIN verification in

advance. This operation can be done with a

phone.

CAUTION: The SIM card slot does not support

hot swap, please DO NOT plug out or change

SIM card when the Access Point is powered up.

To protect the SIM card from theft, you can

attach the anti-theft security plate to cover the

SIM card slot:

1. Clear cutouts on the security plate marked

in red.

2. Attach the security plate to the LTE-Fi AP

with the 4 circle mark points marked in red

below facing to the SIM card/USB/Ethernet

interfaces. The Ethernet and USB access

holes on the security plate must be aligned

with the Ethernet and USB slots on the

LTE-Fi AP.

3. Secure the plate with two screws (without

washer) using a torx screwdriver.

The below figure shows the SIM card installed

and the SIM access plate closed.

4. Repeat the above steps to do the second

SIM slot.

STEP 2: CONNECT THE ANTENNAS

1. Attach the four included LTE antennas on

the connectors labeled

LTEA1/LTEA2/LTEB1/LTEB2 respectively on

the LTE-Fi AP and one GPS antenna to the

SMA connector on the LTE-Fi AP.

LTE Antenna Installation

GPS Antenna Installation

2. Position the antennas so they suit your

deployment scenario.

STEP 3: ATTACH THE CABLE COVER

The LTE-Fi AP comes with a plastic cable cover

to hide AP’s power and antenna connectors to

prevent removal of power and antenna cables.

1. Clear cutouts on both sides of cable cover

marked in red.

2. Route the antenna and power cables out of

the access slots on either side of cover.

3. Align the tabs on the cable cover with the

slots on the bottom of the LTE-Fi AP and

slide into place.

4. Secure the cable cover with the M3xL8

screws (with washer).

STEP 4: MOUNT THE ACCESS POINT

The LTE-Fi AP can be mounted to a pole or any

flat surface on the vehicle using the supplied

mounting brackets and screws.

Screw Set

A. M5xL40 screw x1

B. M5xL20 screws x4

C. M3xL8 screw x6

w/ washer: for cable cover

w/o washer: for securing SIM card

D. M4xL20 screws x2

E. M5xL10 screws x9

F. Hexagonal nuts x8

Brackets

MOUNTING ON A POLE

1. Select a pole where the power is available

nearby to mount the access point. You can

attach the access point to any pole from 29

to 33 mm in diameter.

2. The pole mount kit contains several parts

that you must assemble prior to mounting

on a pole. First you need to attach the

bracket ① on the LTE-Fi AP using the four

M5xL10 screws.

3. Attach bracket④ on the bracket① using

three M5xL10 screws and nuts.

4. Attach the mounting bracket with LTE-Fi AP

on the pole using bracket ③ and four

M5xL20 bolts with nuts.

5. To fix the AP on the hole better, it is highly

recommended to drill a hole on the pole to

tighten the bracket. After the bracket is

fixed on the pole, use the holes circled in

red on the bracket③ and bracket④ to

mark the location where the hole will be

drilled on the pole. Make sure the holes

are aligned.

6. Use a center punch where it is practical to

dimple the pole you are going to drill.

7. Try drilling a pilot hole with a small

diameter bit. If you are successful in drilling

the hole without the bit slipping, and are

satisfied with the results, step up to larger

bits until you have a sufficiently large hole

for your purpose.

8. Insert the M5xL40 screw into the drilled

hole and use the nut to tighten to secure

the bracket to pole. If there

is no significant movement, you are

probably tight enough. If the M5xL40

screw is not long enough to secure the

bracket, use other longer screw instead.

Pole Mount _Vertical

Pole Mount _Horizontal

MOUNTING ON A FLAT SURFACE

1. Attach the bracket ① on the LTE-Fi AP

using the four M5xL10 screws.

2. Mark two screw holes with bracket② on

the place you have selected where the

power is available nearby on the vehicle.

3. Use a drill to create two holes on the two

markings you created in the previous step.

4. Attach bracket② on the bracket① using

three M5xL10 screws and nuts.

5. Attach the cable cover to the junction box

using the screws from the removed cover

plate.

6. Insert two M4xL20 screws into the

installation holes and tighten up.

Flat Surface Mount _Bottom

Flat Surface Mount _Top

STEP 5: CONNECT THE POWER

SOURCE

CAUTION:

Please connect to the correct color of cable to

each position, or the wrong connection will

damage your AP.

The standard power supply of the LTE-Fi AP is

12V-24V DC. Please use the factory supplied

power cable. Refer the below wiring diagram

to connect each wire to power source of the

vehicle.

Power Cord

Wire Colors Description

Red

Connect to battery positive +

Black

Connect to battery negative

Orange

Connect to ACC

ignition

Brown

Connect to relay control line

Power Wiring Diagram

When you power cord is connected the LTE-Fi

AP and the power source, watch for the power

LED to illuminate.

STEP 6: SET UP THE AP

CONNECT THE AP TO YOUR PC

1. Connect one end of an RJ-45 cable to an

Ethernet port on your computer.

2. Connect the other end to the LAN port on

the wireless AP.

3. From your computer, go to Start > Settings >

Network Connections or Start > Control

Panel > Network Connections.

4. When the Network Connections window

appears, right-click the icon for Local Area

Connection, and then click select Properties.

5. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) from the

scrolling list, and then click Properties.

6. Select Use the following IP address option (if

it is not already selected), and then make

the following entries:

• IP address: Any address in the 192.168.1.x

network

• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

7. Click OK to save your changes, and exit the

dialog box.

LOG INTO THE AP

1. On your PC, open a Web browser window.

2. In the browser, type https://192.168.1.1 and

press <Enter> to connect to the AP.

3. When a security alert dialog box appears,

click OK/Yes to proceed.

4. When the login page appears, enter the

following:

• Username: admin

• Password: password

5. Click Login.

CONFIGURE THE AP

The procedure for completing the Access

Point’s essential configuration depends on

whether you want it to be managed by either

AP controller or to operate as a standalone

Access Point. Refer to the section that is

relevant to your deployment:

• Configuring for Management by AP

Controller

• Configuring for Management by zCloud

• Configuring for Standalone Operation

Configuring for Management by AP Controller

To configure the Access Point to be managed by

the AP controller, you must ensure that the APs

will be able to locate and connect to the

controller when powered on. Specifically, you

need to ensure the following.

 When connected to the network, each AP is

assigned a valid IP address

 APs are able to locate and connect the

controller.

The Access Point requires a unique IP address

(fixed IP or DHCP IP) on a network that has

connectivity to a controller. The DHCP server

can be an existing network server or a ZDC

controller configured as a DHCP server.

1. Once login, first assign a fixed IP address or

a DHCP IP to the AP under Current IP

Setting. Under Wireless Switch Setting,

select Connect With Wireless Switch Via IP

and input the IP address of the AP access

controller. Click Apply to take effect.

2. On the main menu on the left, go to

Connection Info to check the connection

status with the AP controller. If the tunnel

has been made successfully, the connection

status will show: Connected.

3. To check 3G/4G connection status, go to LTE

Information.

Configuring for Management by zCloud

Before configuring the LTE-Fi AP to be managed

by zCloud, make sure that AP mode is set to Fat

AP.

1. If currently in Thin AP Mode: On the main

menu on the left, click Advanced Setting.

Select Fat AP from the drop-down list.

Click Apply to take effect.

2. Go to Managed By Cloud > Cloud

Management. Click Yes to enable cloud

management and enter zCoud IP or DNS

address provided by the supplier. Click

Apply. If the connection has been made

successfully, the Cloud Connectivity Status

will show: Connected.

3. To check 3G/4G connection status, go to LTE

Information.

Configuring for Standalone Operation

Before configuring fat AP Basic settings, make

sure that AP mode is set to Fat AP.

1. If currently in Thin AP Mode: On the main

menu on the left, click Advanced Setting.

Select Fat AP from the drop-down list.

Click Apply to take effect.

2. On the main menu on the left, click Basic

Setup. In the Basic Setup page, go to LAN

Port and assign a fixed IP address to the LTE

Fi AP. Click Apply.

3. Go to RF Configure > Wireless Settings.

(For dual band 5G setting, select Card 2 first

then go to RF Configure > Wireless

Settings.)

Note:

For dual band APs, the two radios (2.4GHz and

5GHz) need to be configured separately on the

Web interface. The rest of the configuration

procedures are the same as for 2.4G and 5G

radio.

4. These are the essential wireless settings

that will enable wireless devices on the

network to associate with the Access Point.

5. Configure the common RF setting as such

Country/Region domain and Channel.

Click Apply to save the changes.

6. Go to RF Configure > Security Profile. Click

one of the profiles #, tick the Enable box

and press Edit.

7. Clear the Security Profile Name and

Wireless Network Name (SSID) box, and

then type a unique name that you desire to

call this wireless network. This will help

users identify this wireless network in their

wireless network connection. Adjust the

maximum connected users if necessary.

8. In Network Authentication, select the

desire authentication method and then

enter the encryption phrase accordingly.

9. Click Apply to save the changes.

10. Click Logout to exit the Web interface.

STEP 7: VERIFY THE CONNECTION

1. To check 3G/4G connection status, go to LTE

Information.

2. Connect the AP to your network.

3. Use any wireless-enabled computer or

mobile device to search for and select the

wireless network you’ve previously

configured.

4. If you can connect, open a browser and link

to any public website.

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names mentioned in the documentation are held to be trademarked

(and registered) by the primary holders.

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