User Manual for 4GConnect V1.00
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If you wish to connect an Ethernet based long range wireless adaptor, such as the Digital Yacht WL510, so that you can
access wireless hotspots in bars, marinas, etc. then connect the adaptor using a normal network cable to the
4GConnect’s WAN socket. The 4GConnect expects to receive an IP address automatically from the long-range wireless
adaptor.
The 4GConnect will always try and access the internet first, via its wired WAN socket. If no internet connection exists on
the wired WAN socket, then it will “fall back” and use the 3G/4G mobile network.
3.4
Inserting a 3G/4G data SIM card
To connect to the internet via a 3G/4G mobile connection, the 4GConnect must have a 3G/4G data SIM inserted which is
registered to a valid mobile operator account. Any mobile operator’s data SIM card can be used if it is a Standard SIM (15
x 25mm) size.
To insert the SIM, it is necessary to unscrew the four screws of the
4GConnect’s “connectors” end cap plus the top two
screws of the
“antennas” end cap, as shown in Fig.2…
Figure 2
With the six screws removed gently lever the “connectors” end cap away from the aluminium housing and then let it drop
down slightly, enough so that the top aluminium panel (one with the product label on) can be gently slid out as shown in
Fig.3.
With the top aluminium panel removed, you can now access the 3G/4G router module. To make it easier for you, we have
not insterted the SIM holder and it is attached to the power cable with a twist tie as shown in Fig.4. Simply remove the
twist tie, insert your SIM card into the SIM holder and then carefully insert the SIM holder in to the router module as
shown in Fig.5.
Summary of Contents for 4GConnect
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