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For all SIM card based operators
The network settings populate automatically for most SIM cards. Scroll down to the Network
Settings section and check the APN, Username, and Password fields. Update if necessary and
click Save changes. If the service plan requires a PIN code, scroll down to the PIN Settings
section, enable and enter the PIN code, and click Save changes.
Related Topics
Configuring the Base Unit
3G Connection Tab
Installing Expansion Cards
Gateway expansion cards are easy to install either during staging by a distributor or system integrator,
or in the field by a technician.
Expansion cards are designed to fit in one of two expansion slots accessed from the unit’s front or back
panels. In general, cards with antenna interfaces, such as the WLAN card, are installed in the back slot to
avoid interference with the 3G antennas on the front of the base unit.
To install an expansion card:
1. Make sure the unit is powered off.
2. Using a T6 Torx screwdriver, remove the three screws from the bottom plate on the front or
back panel, and remove the plate.
3. With the expansion card in your hand, make sure the English labelling for any external
interfaces, such WLAN Antenna or Serial Port, are facing up. In this orientation, the card
connector is also right facing.
Tip: Another way to determine the appropriate slot, is to look at the card connector. Cards with the
small connector are installed in the rear slot. Cards with the large connector are installed in the front
slot.
- Table of Contents 2
- User Guide 4
- Base Unit Hardware 5
- Expansion Cards 6
- Developer card (CG1105) 7
- USR Universe 8
- Custom Developer Images 8
- Network Interfaces 8
- Installing the Gateway 9
- Installation Requirements 10
- Attaching the Antennas 11
- Installing the SIM 11
- Activating the Gateway 12
- Powering On the Gateway 13
- Installing Expansion Cards 16
- Expansion Card 17
- Mounting the Gateway 18
- Configuring the Base Unit 19
- Logging On to the Base Unit 21
- Home Tab 21
- LAN interfaces 23
- Interfaces Tab 24
- Ethernet Tab 24
- Related Topics 26
- 3G Connection Tab 27
- General 29
- Network Settings 32
- PIN Settings 33
- Ethernet Switch 34
- IP Config 35
- Data counters 36
- WLAN Access Point 37
- WLAN Client 37
- Firewall Tab 37
- Default Policies 38
- Inbound Port Forwarding 39
- Outbound Port Filtering 40
- Outbound Trusted IPs 42
- Static Routing 42
- Connection Persistence 43
- Connection Watchdog 44
- Timed Reset 45
- Provisioning Tab 46
- System Tab 47
- Time Settings 48
- Power Savings 48
- Data Counters 49
- Remote Access through HTTPS 49
- Dynamic DNS 50
- Username and Password 51
- Logging 52
- Config Export 53
- Plugin Tab 55
- Serial port settings 56
- TCP settings 57
- GPS report settings 58
- TCP/UDP settings 59
- Configuring the VPN 60
- Configuring a Tunnel 61
- Identity 61
- IKE Settings 62
- IPsec Settings 62
- Configuring Expansion Cards 63
- WLAN Client Tab 67
- Connecting to a WLAN Network 69
- Hardware Guide 71
- IP-65 requirement 72
- Front and Back Panels 73
- Front Panel 74
- Back Panel 75
- LED Descriptions 76
- Main Board Specifications 77
- Specifications: 78
- RF Specifications: 78
- Gateway 81
- Specifications 84
- Power Supply 87
- RF Specifications 88
- Antenna Interfaces 89
- Diversity WWAN Antenna 90
- GPS Antenna 90
- WLAN interface 91
- Antenna Recommendations 92
- Ethernet Specifications 93
- Yellow LED: 94
- Green LED: 94
- WAN/LAN Switchover Feature 95
- Environmental Specifications 97
- Power Requirements 97
- Internal Power Circuits 98
- SIM Card Requirements 100
- Safety warnings 101
- USR3510 3G Americas 103
- USR803510 3G EMEA 104
- Industry Canada (IC) 107
- USR Universe Guide 109
- Signing In 111
- Add a group 114
- Adding device(s) to a group 115
- Adding devices in bulk 116
- Displaying Group Software 120
- Edit Group Software 121
- Devices 124
- Manage and Sorting Devices 125
- Sorting the Device List 127
- Filter by search term 127
- Filter by device status 127
- Enabling Automatic Update 130
- Deactivating Devices 135
- Devices with Custom Settings 136
- User Roles 138
- Add a new user 139
- Change roles in a group 140
- Remove a user from a group 140
- Managing Software 141
- Managing System Firmware 142
- Managing Radio Firmware 143
- 2nd Floor 149
- Editing Your Account 151
- Troubleshooting 153
- Default 154
- Remote Login Enabled 154
- Port Forwarding Rules 155
- Automatic Update Flow Chart 156
- Licenses 158
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