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AMT5500 User Manual

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Contents

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (BE SURE TO FOLLOW)

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ANDLING OF THIS PRODUCT

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ANDLING OF THIS PRODUCT IN THE VICINITY OF ELECTRONIC MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

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INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................... 12

HARDWARE FEATURES ............................................................................................................................... 13

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Product Layout

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LED Indicator

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Insert the USIM Card

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Attach the Antennas

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Internal Antenna

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External Antenna(Optional)

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Connect the Adaptor Plug

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Fixed installation of router

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Bracket(Optional)

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GETTING STARTED ....................................................................................................................................... 25

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OGGING INTO THE

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CHECKING THE ROUTER STATUS ........................................................................................................... 27

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CONFIGURING THE ROUTER SETTINGS ............................................................................................... 32

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Summary of Contents for AMT5500

Page 1: ...October 2021 Rev 1 3 User Manual AMT5500...

Page 2: ...ER 17 1 2 1 Insert the USIM Card 17 1 2 2 Attach the Antennas 18 1 2 2 1 Internal Antenna 18 1 2 2 2 External Antenna Optional 18 1 2 3 Connect the Adaptor Plug 20 1 2 4 Fixed installation of router 2...

Page 3: ...4 2 Remote Access 42 4 5 USER MANAGEMENT 43 4 5 1 Time zone 43 4 5 2 Account Management 43 4 5 3 Web UI Refresh Time 44 4 5 4 Periodic Reboot 44 4 5 5 Rebooting 45 4 6 FIRMWARE MANAGEMENT 46 4 6 1 Sof...

Page 4: ...cal standards and the certification of conformity to the technical standards have been obtained and this product cannot be used if the label is removed Use only the designated products for AC Adaptor...

Page 5: ...us situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION This indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury The follo...

Page 6: ...by the customer s negligence this product will not be covered by the warranty and the unit may not be repairable Also even if the unit is repairable there will be a charge to repair the unit Foreign o...

Page 7: ...oduct where there is a risk of overheating The heat can damage the battery causing overheating or personal injury Conductive materials may cause a short circuit or corrosion of the terminals which may...

Page 8: ...ly affect it such as malfunction Examples of the electronic equipment which requires attention A hearing aid an implantable pacemaker and an implantable defibrillator other medical service electric ap...

Page 9: ...Avoid contact with device when it is overheating Failure to do so may cause low temperature burns redness and skin pigmentation When inserting a card or connecting a cable to your device make sure th...

Page 10: ...and telephones Electronic devices in your car may malfunction due to radio interference from your device Contact the manufacturer for more information Comply with all safety warnings and regulations r...

Page 11: ...g room Intensive Care Unit ICU or Coronary Care Unit CCU Do not use this product in the ward Even if you are in a lobby etc do not use this product if there are medical electrical equipment nearby Ple...

Page 12: ...that supports GSM UMTS LTE wireless data communication and Ethernet connection It is a miniaturized model that supports various frequency bands and supports both internal and external antennas We will...

Page 13: ...AMT5500 User Manual 13 1 Hardware Features This section outlines the physical aspects of your router 1 1 Product Overview 1 1 1 Product Layout...

Page 14: ...Serial Port SERIAL To use the serial interface via the provided cable Option Ethernet Port LAN1 LAN2 For connecting your PCs or other wired network devices to the router 1 1 3 Key Switch Item Descrip...

Page 15: ...lease refer to 1 2 1 Insert the USIM Card for how to insert the USIM 1 1 4 LED Indicator LED Status Indication PWR Solid Green The router is booted up and ready Solid Red The router is booting Off Pow...

Page 16: ...disconnected LAN1 Solid Green LAN1 port has detected wired links with device Blinking Green Data is being transmitted or received Off No link is detected on LAN1 port LAN2 Solid Green LAN2 port has de...

Page 17: ...gure and insert it into the product Make sure to tighten the screw after inserting the USIM card Inserting a USIM card in the opposite direction or applying excessive force can cause product damage Be...

Page 18: ...he build in antenna designed to satisfy your basic needs you can also install external antenna to the router to improve signal reception The router needs two external antennas Please contact AM Teleco...

Page 19: ...l antenna authorized by AM Telecom Do not install or remove the external antenna with the product powered on The external antenna must be connected when the antenna selection switch is set to an exter...

Page 20: ...er adaptor body Plug Country Japan USA Vietnam Taiwan Thailand Cambodia Bangladesh Korea UK Malaysia Singapore Hong Kong UAE Bangladesh Europe France Germany Belgium Turkey etc Myanmar Bangladesh Chil...

Page 21: ...ase refer to the following for how to use it 1 2 4 1 Bracket Optional Our brackets can be very easily installed in just a few minutes using the provided fixings They can be installed in horizontal or...

Page 22: ...3 screws Please refer to the picture below for installation 1 After adjusting the position by inserting the bracket into the guide hole fix the product to the bracket using screws 2 Mount the bracket...

Page 23: ...keep this in mind when choosing a location 1 3 Place the Router Place the router in a flat non sloping position Here are some additional tips Position your router upright and near a power outlet in an...

Page 24: ...ertops The product should not be located in a place where it will be exposed to moisture or excessive heat Make sure the cables and power cord are safely placed out of the way so they do not create a...

Page 25: ...rd s Personal Identification Number PIN manually set your LTE provider s Access Point Name APN or do both Enter your USIM card s PIN in the Web UI see PIN If you do not know the PIN contact your mobil...

Page 26: ...reless router s default IP address 192 168 225 1 58319 or enter http am webcm 58319 2 On the login page key in the default user name user and password 0000 3 You can now use the Web UI to configure va...

Page 27: ...etwork Status page displays wireless LTE UMTS GSM status information Basic Information displays network registration status and data connection time information Network Information displays detailed n...

Page 28: ...The WAN Status page displays IP based information received from the network WAN IPv4 displays IPv4 information received from the network WAN IPv6 displays IPv6 information received from the network US...

Page 29: ...eless Router and the information of the clients connected to the LAN LAN Information displays LAN information of Wireless Router LAN Client List displays the information of the clients connected to th...

Page 30: ...etwork or NTP server To set NTP refer to section 4 2 1 Auto means the time_zone time received through the network Refer to section 4 5 1 to set the time_zone Device Details displays the product inform...

Page 31: ...Data Rate performance Monitor Period Configuration displays the update cycle of System Performance information CPU Utilization displays the CPU usage Memory Utilization displays the memory usage Uplin...

Page 32: ...e PIN 4 1 1 Network Mode You can select the mode LTE UMTS GSM and ALL to connect to the network The setting is reflected immediately after setting To set up Network Mode 1 In the Network Mode field se...

Page 33: ...n 2 In the PIN Code field enter the correct PIN 3 Click Apply To change the PIN If PIN verification is turned on you can change the PIN 1 In the Enable PIN field select Modify 2 In the PIN Code field...

Page 34: ...profile associated parameters 3 Click Apply To Set the Default Network Profile After you set the default profile the Wireless Router accesses the Internet via the default mobile network provider s net...

Page 35: ...field select NTP status Activate Activate NTP Deactivate default Deactivate NTP 3 On the NTP Server field if Status field is Activate you can enter NTP server IP or DNS 4 On the NTP synchronization fi...

Page 36: ...plies from outbound requests from the LAN To set up Port Forward 1 Go to SETTING WAN Settings Port Forward 2 If you want to add Port Forward click Add button 3 In the Protocol field select Port Forwar...

Page 37: ...ck Get button 10 If you want to modify one of the list of Port Forward click button 11 If you want to delete one of the list of Port Forward click button IP only supports IPv4 addresses WAN Port Begin...

Page 38: ...n the connected device 3 On the Start IP Address field if Operation Mode field is DHCP you can modify the starting IP the connected device will be assigned to This address must be part of the same Hos...

Page 39: ...er mode field if MAC address filter field is Activate you can select filter mode Allow Allow devices in the MAC filter list to access to the wireless network Deny default Prevent devices in the MAC fi...

Page 40: ...button If you have your MAC address registered on Deny entry list you can t connect to your router Initialize the settings with the INIT button If you do not have your MAC address registered on Allow...

Page 41: ...s 3 On the Ping Destination field if Status field is Activate you can enter ping destination IP 4 On the Ping Size field if Status field is Activate you can enter ping size 5 On the Ping Set Interval...

Page 42: ...ck Add button 6 If you want to modify one of the list of IP and Port available for remote access click button 7 If you want to delete one of the list of IP and Port available for remote access click b...

Page 43: ...To set up Time zone 1 Go to SETTING User Management Time zone 2 Select the time zone you want to change Auto default it is set to the time zone time received from the network City It is set to the ti...

Page 44: ...ormance To set up Web UI Refresh Time 1 Go to SETTING User Management Web UI Refresh Time 2 Enter the number of seconds 3 Click Update 4 5 4 Periodic Reboot Periodic Reboot configures the router to re...

Page 45: ...field is Activate you can select the time you want to set 5 Click Update 4 5 5 Rebooting Rebooting immediately reboots the router To use Rebooting 1 Go to SETTING User Management Rebooting 2 Click Reb...

Page 46: ...Software Version 3 Click Browse 4 Select the file of the version you want to upgrade on your PC 5 Click Upgrade 6 After completing the upgrade check if the Software Version has changed The upgrade pro...

Page 47: ...estore Configuration Restore restores the setting values saved with Configuration Backup To use Configuration Restore 1 Go to SETTING Firmware Management Configuration Restore 2 Click Browse 3 Select...

Page 48: ...AMT5500 User Manual 48 4 Click Restore After restoration is complete the router will restart...

Page 49: ...ype field you can view the router s activities by selecting the log type dmesg log kernel log message System log system log message 3 Click Update to view the latest log To save System Log 1 Go to SET...

Page 50: ...2 USIM 4FF NANO SIM Card LAN RJ45 10 100 1000Mbps 2port RS 232C 4Pins TXD RXD CTS RTS GPIO 3Pins 3 3V DIP SW 2EA Antenna Select USB USB2 0 High Speed Debug Type C LED Indicator 6EA PWR ANT DATA LAN1 L...

Page 51: ...Band 17 704 716 MHz 734 746 MHz Band 18 815 830 MHz 860 875 MHz Band 19 830 845 MHz 875 890 MHz Band 20 832 862 MHz 791 821 MHz Band 26 814 849 MHz 859 894 MHz UMTS Band 1 1920 1980 MHz 2110 2170 MHz...

Page 52: ...t 2port 0 64A Max Power Ethernet 1port 0 95A Max Power Ethernet 2port 1A Condition 5V Temperature guaranteed performance Mode Condition Current Max GSM Max Power Ethernet 2port 2A WCDMA Max Power Ethe...

Page 53: ...ed to your router and that the power adaptor is securely connected to a functioning power outlet Make sure you are using the 5VDC 2A power adaptor provided by AM Telecom When the router is turned on t...

Page 54: ...onnection Time LTE Network Information Band Bandwidth EARFCN Physical Cell ID PLMN APN in Use Global Cell ID ECGI RSRP RSRQ SINR UMTS Network Information Band UARFCN PSC PLMN RSCP RSSI Ec Io GSM Netwo...

Page 55: ...Serial Number O IMEI O IMSI O Software Version O Hardware Version O System Performance Monitor Period Configuration System Perf Monitor Period O CPU Utilization CPU Current Usage CPU Max Usage CPU Min...

Page 56: ...ternet Protocol Settings Operation Mode O Start IP Address O End IP Address O Host IP Address O Host Subnet Mask O Host Lease Time O MAC address filter MAC address filter O MAC address filter mode O D...

Page 57: ...Type dmesg log system log O 1 Stored The O mark is an item stored in non volatile memory or USIM This item is maintained even after restarting the router 2 INIT O mark is the item initialized when exe...

Page 58: ...rmity Products bearing the marking comply with the following EU directives The product is in conformity to all the essential requirements of RE Directive 2014 53 EU This device can be operated in at l...

Page 59: ...cial wastes for disposal This product is RoHS compliant NBTC The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission This telecommunication equipment conforms to the standard or technical requirem...

Page 60: ...ouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment...

Page 61: ...ompre automatiquement la transmission en cas d absence d informations transmettre ou de panne op rationnelle Notez que ceci n est pas destin interdire la transmission d informations de contr le ou de...

Page 62: ...l IMEI international mobile equipment identity IMSI international mobile subscriber identity IP Internet Protocol IPv4 Internet Protocol version 4 IPv6 Internet Protocol version 6 LAN Local Area Netwo...

Page 63: ...UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency channel number UDP User Datagram Protocol UI User Interface UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunications System USIM Universal Subscriber Identity Module VPN Virtual Private...

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