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• 6500-M User Manual

 

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Cellular Setup

To use a cellular network for Internet connectivity you 

must have:

 

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An account with an approved GSM 3G/ 4G LTE cellular 

service provider (CDMA not supported).

 

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A SIM card to access the provider’s service.

 

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Authorization on the Mako CMS to use it.

9.1 

SIM card insertion

The Mako 6500-M has been intentionally designed to 

make SIM card removal difficult. This helps prevent it from 

accidentally popping out, or unauthorized removal.
To insert a SIM card, push the card into the SIM card slot in 

the orientation shown on the back of the Mako. It should 

be going in flat, horizontally.
Use a blunt tool to push the SIM card in another 3-4 mm: 

this could be something like your thumbnail, or pen-tip.

Avoid sharp, metallic tools, such as screwdrivers or 

knives as a slip could damage the SIM card, the Mako’s 

electronics, or yourself.

The SIM card will compress a spring when inserted and 

click into place.

9.2 

Configuring your cellular connection

In most cases, your cellular network settings will have 

been preconfigured by your Mako service provider. 

But if you’ve decided to add cellular connectivity after 

installation, insert your SIM card, login to the CMS, and 

configure your cellular connection using the details 

provided by your service provider.

1)  Once you’ve selected your Mako to configure, the 

appropriate settings are found under:

Configure > Internet > 

Secondary ISP Setup

2)  Select the ‘3G/Cellular’ radio button.

3)  The page will refresh.

4)  Select your Internet Service Provider for your cellular 

connection.

5)  Once selected, the page will reflect the options that 

provider offers with that account. Depending on your 

account, you may or may not need to completely fill in 

this page - if in doubt, check with your Cellular ISP.

6)  Click Save, or Save and Setup Alerts.

In most areas cellular data is more expensive than 

broadband data. This is why we recommend setting a 

cellular connection as a secondary connection, ready for 

Cellular Failover, and why setting up alerts for this 

service is important.

Summary of Contents for 6500-M

Page 1: ...ven the settings to your Managed Network Provider MSP They will pre configure your Mako before you receive it 2 Your login name access code and the URL for the Mako CMS have been emailed to you Your first action will be to set a password for your account 3 If you have difficulty accessing the Mako CMS please phone your Managed Service Provider with your Mako ID login name and other relevant detail...

Page 2: ...cess code and Mako CMS web address If this information hasn t already been emailed to you contact your MSP for further instructions If you want more than one device sharing one LAN you may need an Ethernet switch or hub Switches and hubs allowmultiplecomputerstouseoneLAN Werecommend Ethernet switches over Ethernet hubs as switches have an extra layer of address management improving performance and...

Page 3: ...orking Computer 1 POS Terminal Computer 2 Printer Backup Mako Mako 6500 M SIM Card for 3G or 4G LTE to DSL to Cable Ethernet Ethernet Switch A single LAN network protects all of these devices under the same rules and settings with individual routing parameters per device Examples only You may assign different appliances to any port on your Ethernet switch While smaller this two LAN network operate...

Page 4: ...gure in certain countries provided the ISP has default routing for your Mako to the Mako System If this is the case the procedure is the same as in Auto Connect Install For most DSL accounts firmware for your Mako s initial deployment must use a USB key one is enclosed with every Mako USB Key format Prior to 2014 only FAT 32 format USB keys were usable for configuration Now general media off the s...

Page 5: ...ed and click into place 9 2Configuring your cellular connection In most cases your cellular network settings will have been preconfigured by your Mako service provider But if you ve decided to add cellular connectivity after installation insert your SIM card login to the CMS and configure your cellular connection using the details provided by your service provider 1 Once you ve selected your Mako ...

Page 6: ... open a web browser on one of your Mako protected PCs and access one or two websites Your network may have been configured to use a Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard PCI DSS template The default action of this template is to allow access only to pre approved websites Consult your network service provider if you are unable to access business critical websites Cellular Failover If your Ma...

Page 7: ...ting Wireless will light if a service is being delivered by your Mako and LANs will light only if connected DSL Connection Sequence From power up to stable connection On power up POWER light on LAN lights flash INTERNET flashes during handshake operations WAN light on CMS light on Internet Connected CMS Not Found A successful ISP connection was made but the CMS wasn t able to be contacted Power an...

Page 8: ...Yellow Red Missing Boot Image No configuration file is present on the USB key All three lights flash simultaneously Green Green Red PPP Timeout Period to negotiate a PPP connection has lapsed WAN Yellow and ERROR lights flash alternately PPP Authentication Unable to verify Mako ISP credentials WAN Yellow and ERROR lights flash simultaneously SIM Not Present The SIM slot is empty or incorrectly ins...

Page 9: ... Specification Network Protocols PPP over Ethernet RFC 2516 PPPoE Electromagnetic Compliance EN55022 CSPIR 22 Class B EMC EN55024 CSPIR 24 Immunity FCC Part 15 Class B Wireless Compliance EN 300328 Safety Standards CB IEC 60950 EN 60950 AS NZS 60950 NZ Telecoms PTC 257 3G Environmental Lead free and RoHS compliant Firewall Stateful Packet Inspection Wireless Specification Channels 2 Supported Stan...

Page 10: ...ectrical stress This includes operation of the product outside the Operating Specifications of the product 4 Limitation of Remedy In the event a MAKO NETWORKS LTD product fails to perform as warranted MAKO NETWORKS LTD sole and exclusive liability and end user s only remedies for breach of this warranty shall be at MAKO NETWORKS LTD s option to repair replace or credit an amount not exceeding the ...

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