DOC20200705
Turbo Hotspot 2
User Guide
Page 1: ...DOC20200705 TurboHotspot 2 User Guide...
Page 2: ...Screens 7 Home Screen 7 Message Screen 7 Device Details Screen 7 Wi Fi Info Screen 7 More Settings Screen 7 Using Your Device 8 Connecting to the Internet 8 Connecting 8 Connecting via WPS Button 9 Co...
Page 3: ...ata 14 Access Point Name APN Settings 14 Add an APN for another network 14 Port Forwarding 15 Enable VPN Pass Through 15 Online WebUI Manager Manage System Settings 16 Device Settings Backup 16 Backup...
Page 4: ...your device thoroughly for proper usage Accessible services may be limited by subscription contract conditions Screenshots and icon labels Screenshots icon labels and other visuals are simplified for...
Page 5: ...g Started Meet your Turbo Hotspot 2 Familiarize yourself with the various screens icons and buttons to use your device Factory Reset Pinhole Battery Back Cover Power Navigation Button USB Type C Charg...
Page 6: ...il it clicks into place 2 Line up the groove at the back of the device with the battery cover the arrow will be pointing down 3 Replace the battery cover over the battery compartment and press down on...
Page 7: ...r Wi Fi network Number of connected devices Signal strength Network indicator Battery indicator New message notification Wi Fi network name SSID Briefly press the Power Navigation button to scroll thr...
Page 8: ...ct with and follow the instructions below Connecting 1 Turn on your mobile hotspot by pressing and holding the Power Navigation button for 3 seconds 2 Open your Wi Fi network manager on your computer...
Page 9: ...ection Connecting via Tethering You can also connect your Wi Fi enabled device to the mobile hotspot using a USB C cable instead of using the Wi Fi network 1 Make sure your mobile hotspot is on and ha...
Page 10: ...ssword and re confirm the new password 3 Click Save Online WebUI Manager Managing Wi Fi Settings Once you re logged in to the Online WebUI Manager you can make adjustments to the following Wi Fi setti...
Page 11: ...e hotspot upon updating the maximum number View all connected devices 1 Go to Wi Fi Connected devices 2 All devices currently connected will be listed Note Block any connected device by clicking on th...
Page 12: ...to display the entire contents of the message 3 Press the Power Navigation button to switch to the next message 4 You can delete messages only via the Online WebUI Manager Note If there are no unread...
Page 13: ...d to connect 1 Select Security Parent Control 2 Click the Add New Rule button to enable Parent Control 3 Add MAC address for the device that you want to set limits for 4 Restrict specified websites an...
Page 14: ...Data to block all internet traffic on the mobile hotspot 1 Select Settings Mobile Settings 2 Click the toggle switch under Cellular Data to switch on or off 3 Click Save Access Point Name APN Setting...
Page 15: ...name to identify the purpose of the forward rule b For Protocol choose the protocol option to match forwarding rule The options include TCP UDP TCP UDP c For External Ports enter the destination port...
Page 16: ...ngs to increase battery life Set the screen time out to a shorter period to reduce the amount of time the mobile hotspot waits before the screen turns blank 1 Select System Power Saving 2 Select the l...
Page 17: ...eset all of the custom settings saved 1 Select System Factory Reset 2 Click Reset 3 Click Confirm 4 Wait a moment as the device is restored to the default settings 5 You will need to re connect to the...
Page 18: ...want to connect laptop smartphone etc Confirm the Wi Fi network name SSID and password KEY and establish a new connection to the mobile hotspot Problem The device is connected to the mobile hotspot bu...
Page 19: ...ily found on your device s Home screen and Wi Fi Info screen If you need to change your Wi Fi password this can be done through the Online WebUI Manager See Change your Wi Fi login credentials section...
Page 20: ...tory rights which cannot be excluded or limited in particular in relation to the applicable legislation on defective products Warranty Duration The product may consist of several parts which may have...
Page 21: ...on and or standards do not meet Manufacturer s standards 5 Defects associated with the use or connection of the product to equipment or software not approved by Manufacturer Some defects may be caused...
