iiNet MobiiConnect 4G Manual 

2 MobiiConnect 4G Overview 4 LED indicators guide 5 Manually running the installation software 6 Logging in to the Web Management page 7 Web Management - Status icons 8 Web Management Home Page 9 Web Management - Information tab 10 Information > Statistics 11 Information > Data Limit Settings 12 Web Management - SD Card tab 13 Web Management – SMS tab 14 Web Management – Phonebook tab 14 Web Management - Settings tab 14 Settings ...

3 Settings > Device settings > PIN Management 21 Settings > Device settings > Reset 23 Settings > Device settings > Power Save 24 Settings > Device settings > Update Management 24 Settings > Firewall > Port Filtering 25 Settings > Firewall > Port Mapping 26 Settings > Firewall > System Security 27 Settings > DMZ 27 Settings > Firewall > Router Settings 28 Settings > Firewall > Internet Wi-Fi 29 Using the External Antenna Ports 30 How ...

4 MobiiConnect 4G Overview 1. USB plug for computer, AC adapter or car charger adapter 2. Reset button 3. microSD™ memory card slot 4. SIM card slot (Standard size only) 5. LED status lights ...

5 LED indicators guide Wi-Fi Status Light Meaning Not Lit Wi-Fi is Off. Use Web Management page to turn back on Blue solid WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) is active Blue blinking Wi-Fi is active 4G Status Light Meaning Red Offline, not registered on a mobile network Green solid Registered on 3G or 2G network Green blinking Active data transfer on 3G or 2G network Blue solid Registered on 4G network Blue blinking Active data transfer on 4 ...

6 Manually running the installation software The installation software is pre-loaded onto your USB modem. Typically, it will run automatically when you plug it in to a computer for the first time, but you can run it manually by doing the following. 1. Plug the modem into a USB port on your computer. 2. If use Microsoft Windows and you see an AutoPlay window pop up, click Open folder to view files. 3. Otherwise, you’ll need to open ...

7 Logging in to the Web Management page 1. Open your internet browser and go to http://192.168.0.1 2. Log in with the default password admin. If you’ve changed your password from the default, use your custom password instead. ...

8 Web Management - Status icons You’ll see these icons in the upper right-hand corner of the Web Management page. Status Icon Meaning No SIM, PIN locked, PUK locked or faulty SIM SIM card is inserted No Network signal Network signal level indicator Internet is disconnected Internet is connected Wi-Fi is ON with number of connected users ...

9 Web Management Home Page The Disconnect button on the Home page will take MobiiConnect 4G offline. ...

10 Tip Click Change to customise your Wi-Fi network name (SSID). Web Management - Information tab You can view the device information on this page. ...

11 Information > Statistics Select Statistics from the left-hand column to view your data usage on this page. Please note that data usage shown here is approximate. Always refer to usage records provided by your Mobile Broadband provider. iiNet Group customers will find their usage records available in toolbox.iinet.net.au or their equivalent account management page. ...

12 Information > Data Limit Settings Select Data Limit Settings from the left-hand column to set data usage limits and reminders on your device. Please note that data usage recorded is approximate and may not be aligned with your billing cycle. Always refer to the usage alerts sent by your Mobile Broadband provider via SMS and/or email. ...

13 Web Management - SD Card tab If you insert a compatible microSD™ memory card in your MobiiConnect 4G, you can use it as an external drive to store and transfer files. Compatible microSD™ cards are FAT 16 format (up to 2GB) and FAT 32 format (up to 32GB). USB Mode: The SD card can only be accessed via the USB connection. HTTP Share Mode: The SD card can be accessed by all devices connected to the MobiiConnect 4G’s Wi-Fi. When ...

14 Web Management – SMS tab Web Management – Phonebook tab Web Management - Settings tab iiNet Group Mobile Broadband services do not currently support this feature. iiNet Group Mobile Broadband services do not currently support this feature. You’ll see the Quick Settings wizard on this page. You can run through the steps to configure your device if required. ...

15 Settings > Network Settings > Dial up Settings The default setting for WAN Connection Mode is Automatic. If set to Manual, the MobiiConnect 4G will not automatically connect to the internet whenever it is plugged in. You can enable roaming mode on this page, but please note that international roaming is not offered with any iiNet Group Mobile Broadband Service. You should leave this disabled. If you want to change these settings, ...

16 Settings > Network Settings > Network selection Network Selection is set to Automatic by default. This is recommended because it allows your MobiiConnect 4G to default to the 3G or 2G networks in areas where 4G or 3G coverage is not available. If you want to change this setting, you need to click the Disconnect button first. If you make any changes, click Apply to save them. ...

17 Settings > Network Settings > APN The MobiiConnect 4G is preconfigured with default APN for iiNet (Westnet also uses this setting), Internode and TransACT. If you need to change this setting, you need to click the Disconnect button first. Select the correct Profile for your Mobile Broadband Service Provider from the drop-down menu. If required, click Add New to manually enter a new APN. Set a Profile Name, enter the correct APN de ...

18 Settings > Wi-Fi Settings > Basic Settings Set Wi-Fi Switch to Enable or Disable to control the availability of your MobiiConnect 4G Wi-Fi. If disabled, other devices will not be able to connect to the MobiiConnect 4G wirelessly. On this page you can customise your Network Name (SSID) and Password (Pass Phrase) if desired. Password Security Mode should be set to WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK for optimum security. Setting Broadcast Network Name ...

19 Settings > Wi-Fi Settings > Advanced Settings On this page you can manually configure your advanced Wi-Fi settings. If you suspect you’re experiencing network congestion on a specific Wi-Fi channel, select a different channel from the Frequency (Channel) drop-down menu. Band Selection should remain at 2.4GHz for use with Network Mode: 802.11 b/g/n. This setting supports most Wi-Fi devices currently sold in Australia. If you use ...

20 Settings > WPS WPS stands for “Wi-Fi Protected Setup”. Follow the steps below to connect WPS-compatible devices to the Wi-Fi: 1. Set a PIN number and then click Apply to save your changes. 2. Enable WPS. Once enabled, WPS will remain active for 2 minutes. 3. Connect your devices to the Wi-Fi using the WPS PIN. Please consult the user manual for your device for more detailed WPS connection instructions. ...