Quick Installation Guide

Getting Started

1. Step 1: Insert SIM Card

   Insert your SIM card into the router's SIM slot, ensuring the chip faces downwards.

2. Step 2: Power On the Router

   Connect the power adapter to the router and plug it into an electrical outlet to power on the device.

3. Step 3: Connect Your Devices

   Connect your devices (e.g., laptop, smartphone) to the router using Wi-Fi or an Ethernet cable. The Wi-Fi network name (SSID) and password are printed on a label on the bottom of the router.

4. Step 4: Check the LED Indicator

   • Solid White LED: The router has successfully connected to the cellular network. You can now enjoy Internet access.
   • Solid Red LED: The router has not connected to the cellular network. Please continue with Step 5.

   Note: For some Internet Service Provider (ISP) SIM cards (such as Verizon), the initial Internet connection may take longer than usual. Please wait an additional 2-5 minutes.

Initial Setup and Configuration

5. Step 5: Access Router Interface

   Open a web browser on a device connected to the router (e.g., phone, laptop, tablet). Navigate to either http://cudy.net or http://192.168.10.1. Create a strong administrator password to log in and follow the on-screen, step-by-step setup wizard.

Important Notes and Troubleshooting

• If you are unsure about the Access Point Name (APN) or PIN code required for your SIM card, please contact your cellular Internet provider for assistance.
• If you experience weak cellular signal strength, try relocating the 4G router to a position closer to a window or in a more open area, then check the connection again.

LED Status Indicators

• OFF: The router is not powered on.
• Flashing Red: The router is attempting to establish a connection with the cellular network.
• Red: The router has failed to connect to the cellular network.
• Flashing White: The router is connecting to the Internet.
• White: The router is successfully connected to the Internet.
• Flashing Red and White Alternately: The router is booting up or undergoing a firmware update.