Quick Start Guide

Thank you for choosing the LTE Wingle. The LTE Wingle allows you to access a wireless network at high speed.

? Note: This guide briefly describes the appearance of the LTE Wingle and the procedures for using it. For details about setting management parameters, see help information on the web management page.

Connection Scenarios

Scenario 1: One-device Internet access

Using a computer.

Scenario 2: Multi-device Internet access

Using Wi-Fi (connected to a computer).

Scenario 3: Multi-device Internet access

Using Wi-Fi (connected to the power adapter).

Getting to Know Your LTE Wingle

The following figure shows the LTE Wingle. It is provided only for your reference. The actual product may be different.

Components:

• 1. USB connector: Connects the LTE Wingle to a computer.
• 2. Wi-Fi indicator: Indicates the status of a Wi-Fi network.
  • Steady green: A Wi-Fi connection is set up.
  • Off: The Wi-Fi function is turned off or fails, or the LTE Wingle has been removed.
• 3. SMS indicator: Indicates the status of an SMS.
  • Steady green: There are unread messages in your inbox.
  • Blinking green once every 2s: The message storage is full.
  • Off: The LTE Wingle is powered off, there are no unread messages.
• 4. 2G/3G/LTE indicator: Indicates the LTE Wingle's status.
  • Blinking green twice every 2s: The LTE Wingle is powered on.
  • Blinking green once every 0.2s: The software of the LTE Wingle is being upgraded.
  • Blinking green once every 2s: The LTE Wingle is registered with a 2G network.
  • Steady green: The LTE Wingle is connected to a 2G network.
  • Blinking blue once every 2s: The LTE Wingle is registered with a 3G network.
  • Steady blue: The LTE Wingle is connected to a 3G network.
  • Blinking cyan once every 2s: The LTE Wingle is registered with a LTE network.
  • Steady cyan: The LTE Wingle is connected to a 3G+/LTE network.
  • Off: The LTE Wingle is removed.
• 5. microSD card slot: Holds a microSD card.
• 6. SIM card slot: Holds a Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card.

Getting Started

1. Slide the cover to remove it from the LTE Wingle.
2. Insert the SIM card and the microSD card into the corresponding card slots, as shown in the figure.
3. Replace the cover and slide it into place.

? Note:

• The microSD card is an optional accessory.
• Ensure that the beveled edge of the SIM card is properly aligned with that of the SIM card slot and the microSD card is inserted according to the direction labeled on the microSD card slot.
• Do not remove the microSD or SIM card when it is in use, as this may damage the card and LTE Wingle, and corrupt data.
• Do not use non-standard or incompatible SIM cards, as this may damage the card and LTE Wingle, and corrupt data.

Using the Power Adapter

Connect the LTE Wingle to the power adapter's USB port, and connect the power adapter to a power outlet.

? Note:

• Only use power adapters compatible with the LTE Wingle and provided by a designated manufacturer (e.g., HW-050100xxW). Contact an authorized dealer for specific adapter models. Using incompatible adapters may cause malfunction, failure, or fire, and voids all warranties.
• The power adapter is an optional accessory.

Using Your LTE Wingle

The procedure for installing the management program depends on your computer's operating system. The following sections are based on Windows 7.

Connecting to a Network

1. Connect the LTE Wingle to one of your computer's USB ports. The installation wizard runs automatically.
2. When installation is complete, the LTE Wingle's web management page is displayed, and the LTE Wingle connects to the network automatically.

? Note:

• If the installation wizard does not run automatically, find AutoRun.exe in the driver path and double-click it.
• The default user name and password for the web management page are 'admin'.
• If your SIM card's PIN verification is enabled, log in to the web management page and enter/save the PIN.
• If you are not using the default Access Point Name (APN), log in to the web management page and configure APN settings on the dial-up settings tab.
• When using the LTE Wingle, do not use other devices to access the network simultaneously to avoid conflicts.
• If not connected to the network, access http://192.168.8.1 to check device status.
• If http://192.168.8.1 is inaccessible, disconnect other network connections (Ethernet, Wi-Fi), remove and reinsert the LTE Wingle, or restart the computer.

Disconnecting from a Network

Remove the LTE Wingle from your computer.

? Note:

• By default, the LTE Wingle automatically disconnects if no data is transferred for 10 minutes.
• To reduce data traffic, it is recommended to remove the LTE Wingle when not needed.
• Disconnect the data connection via the web management page or the Mobile Wi-Fi application before removing the LTE Wingle.

Setting Up a Wi-Fi Connection

1. Ensure the LTE Wingle's Wi-Fi function is on.
2. On your computer, navigate to Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Connect to a network.

? Note: Ensure your computer has a working wireless network adapter.

3. Select the wireless network connection with the LTE Wingle's SSID and click Connect.

? Note: If a security mechanism is enabled, enter the correct network key. The SSID and network key are printed on the LTE Wingle.

4. Wait for a wireless network connection icon to appear in the lower right corner of the computer screen. A wireless network connection is established.

Accessing the Internet

You can access the Internet after establishing a connection between your LTE Wingle and a Wi-Fi device.

? Note: By default, the LTE Wingle automatically disconnects from the Internet when roaming.

Example 1: Connecting to a Game Console (e.g., PSP) through Wi-Fi

1. On the PSP, turn on the WLAN.
2. Choose Settings > Network Settings.
3. Select Infrastructure Mode.
4. Select New Connection and enter the connection name.
5. Select Scan to search for wireless networks. A list of access points will be displayed.
6. Select the access point with the LTE Wingle's SSID, and press the [button] on the PSP. Confirm the SSID and enter the correct wireless network encryption key.
7. Press the [button] to proceed to the next step, and then press the [X] button to save settings.
8. Select Test Connection to verify the network connection.
9. You can now open the browser and access the network.

Example 2: Connecting to a Tablet Computer (e.g., iPad) through Wi-Fi

1. Touch Settings > WLAN to turn on WLAN.
2. The tablet computer automatically searches for wireless connections and displays a list of access points.
3. Select the access point with the LTE Wingle's SSID.
4. If required, enter the correct wireless network encryption key and tap Join. (A lock icon indicates that an encryption key is required.)

? Note: Wi-Fi devices like iPhone, iPod touch, PS3, and NDSi can access the Internet through the LTE Wingle. Refer to the respective device's user manual for specific operations.

Viewing Service Information

Visit http://192.168.8.1 to view your service information.

Restoring Factory Defaults

If you are uncertain about configured settings, you can restore the LTE Wingle to its factory defaults.

To restore factory defaults, connect the LTE Wingle to a computer or power outlet, and press and hold the [RESET button] for 2 seconds.

? Note: Restoring factory defaults deletes all user-defined settings and reverts all web management page settings to their defaults.

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