KuWFi 4G LTE CPE WiFi Router Setup and Configuration Guide
1. Connecting to the WiFi Network
To begin using your KuWFi 4G LTE CPE WiFi Router, connect your device to the WiFi network. The default WiFi name (SSID) is CPE_2.4G, and the default WiFi key is 12345678.
Visual Description: A mobile device screen shows the WiFi connection status for "CPE 2.4G 113796", indicating it is "Connected, Secure" (已连接,安全). Options to view properties and disconnect are available.
2. Accessing the Router's Web User Interface (Web UI)
Open a web browser on your connected device and navigate to the router's IP address: 192.168.10.1. This will take you to the login page where you can set up and manage the router.
The default login key (username and password) is admin.
Visual Description: A web browser login page for a "4G WIFI ROUTER" is displayed. It includes fields for login credentials and a language selection option (English/中文). A "Login" button is present.
3. Understanding Router Settings and Management Pages
Once logged in, you will access the router's management interface. The "Basic Info" page provides essential details about your router.
Visual Description: The router's web interface shows the "Basic Info" section. Key details displayed include:
Information | Details |
---|---|
Firmware Date | 2022-06-19 03:15:17 |
Model Name | 4G LTE ROUTER |
ID NO. | 88124c113796 |
MAC Address | 88:12:40:11:37:96 |
Running Time | 0 day 0 hour 6 minute 43 Seconds |
System Load | 0.94, 0.78, 0.41 (1,5,15 Minutes loadavg) |
System Time | 2022-07-15 18:32:39 |
The interface also includes a navigation menu on the left for accessing different settings like System Info, Wireless Setting, Network Setting, etc.
4. Checking 4G Mode Status
After inserting a 4G SIM card into the router, you can verify the operational status in the 4G mode. The "4G Modem Into" section provides detailed information.
Visual Description: The "4G Modem Into" section of the router's web interface displays the following information:
Information | Details |
---|---|
4G Modem Into | Vendor=2c7c/ProdID=6005 |
Net Type | 4G |
Sim Status | READY |
Signal Strength | 100% |
IMEI | 863141052644000 |
IMSI | 460023369553118 |
ICCID | 898600231616F0223118 |
5. Modifying WiFi Name (SSID) and WiFi Key
To customize your wireless network, navigate to Wireless Setting > 2.4G Basic Setting.
Here you can:
- Enable Wireless: Ensure this is checked to broadcast your WiFi network.
- SSID: Change the network name (e.g., from "CPE_2.4G_113796" to your preferred name).
- Encryption Method: Typically WPA2-PSK for security.
- Password: Set a new password for your WiFi network (e.g., change from "12345678").
- Hide SSID: Option to hide the network name from visible networks.
- Hide Password: Option to hide the password input.
After making changes, click the "Save" button.
Visual Description: The "2.4G Basic Setting" page allows users to configure wireless parameters. Fields for enabling wireless, SSID, encryption method (WPA2-PSK), and password are shown, along with options to hide SSID and password.
6. Configuring Repeater Mode
Your router can also function as a WiFi repeater. To set this up, go to Wireless Setting > 2.4G Repeater Setting.
Configure the following:
- Enable Repeater: Check this box to activate repeater mode.
- SSID: Enter the SSID of the network you wish to extend.
- Password: Enter the password for the network you are extending.
- Protocol: Typically DHCP for automatic IP assignment.
- Scan: Use the scan function to find available networks.
Click "Save" to apply the repeater settings.
Visual Description: The "2.4G Repeater Setting" page allows users to enable repeater mode, specify the target network's SSID and password, and select the protocol. A "Scan" button is available to find networks.
7. Selecting the WAN Mode
To configure how your router connects to the internet, navigate to Network Setting > WAN Setting.
You can choose from several WAN modes:
- DHCP: Automatic IP address assignment from the ISP.
- Static IP: Manually enter IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS.
- PPPOE: For DSL connections requiring username and password.
- Bridge: Passes the public IP address directly to a connected device.
Set the "WAN Metric" as required and click "Save".
Visual Description: The "WAN Setting" page presents options for WAN Mode, including DHCP, Static IP, PPPOE, and Bridge. Users can also configure WAN Metric.
8. Configuring APN Settings for 4G SIM Card
If you are using a 4G SIM card and experience no internet connection, you may need to configure the Access Point Name (APN) settings. Navigate to 4G Setting.
Ensure the following are correctly set:
- APN Setting: Enter the APN provided by your mobile carrier (e.g., "cmnet").
- Dial Number: Typically "*99#" for most 4G connections.
- Auth Mode: Common options include PAP or CHAP.
- User Name: Enter if required by your carrier.
- Password: Enter if required by your carrier.
- PIN Code: Enter the SIM card's PIN if it is enabled. Note: For EU countries, you may need to delete the PIN if it's not required or causing issues.
Click "Save" after entering the correct details.
Visual Description: The "4G Setting" page allows configuration of APN settings, dial number, authentication mode, username, password, and PIN code for 4G SIM card connectivity. It also shows the AT Command device and Dial Mode.