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V4 Configure APN for Networks

How to Configure the V4A For All Networks

SKIP TO STEP 7 TO ACCESS THE APN SETTINGS

How do I set an APN on the V4A?

Step 1. Make sure your device is connected to the V4A device.

Step 2. Open up an Internet browser such as Google Chrome.

Step 3. Type in the following information in the URL section of the web browser, 192.168.1.1 and then hit enter. (See Example):

Step 4. Enter the password to access the modem, the default password “admin".

Step 5. You will now be at the V4A Internet device home page. Look for the section that says CONNECTION STATUS, in the box, you have to shut off any active LTE connections, this is required so you can make changes to the device. (See Example):

Step 7. After you click on the NETWORK settings link above, you will now have access to the connection settings menu, now click on the APN button. Or you can go directly to http://192.168.1.1/index.html#apn_setting

(See Example):

Step 8. Now you are at APN settings. The device default is set to automatic and that usually works for everyone on AT&T, but in the event you need to manually set your APN like for Verizon or T-Mobile, click on MANUAL. (See example):

Step 9. Now click on the ADD NEW button to be able to update settings (See example):

ONCE YOU'VE COMPLETED FILLING OUT THIS PAGE, CLICK ON APPLY TO SAVE CHANGES. YOU WILL SEE A SUCCESS MESSAGE ON YOUR SCREEN.
You will then see a “Set as default” button, CLICK on this button to set this profile as the default profile.

You have now set your APN and you should see a 4G icon on the front display of your modem, this means your device is connected to the LTE tower. You can proceed to check your signal strength and LTE Band Channel information to ensure that you are now in service.

After you have clicked Save and Set APN as Default, please go back to the LTE Connect Status and turn that ON.

At the top of the screen click on "Reset Connection Settings" if it doesn't connect right away.

WifiRanger Troubleshooting

Remove the APN. let it auto-detect.

Also, here are the steps from the LTE activation guide:

ACCESSING CELLULAR SETTINGS

1. Ensure SIM card is inserted in the appropriate slot of modem or router

2. Power up the WiFiRanger system with embedded LTE modem(s)

3. Connect over ethernet or wirelessly to the WiFiRanger’s network SSID

(Instructions for this can be found here: https://wifiranger.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/wifiranger_quickstart_sky_lostdocs_rev8.pdf )

4. Access Control Panel of the WiFiRanger and select the “Setup” tab

5. Expand modem settings by clicking the appropriate gear icon: a) Standalone WiFiRanger (indoor or outdoor unit): (I) Click “Cellular” gear icon b) Pack WiFiRangers (indoor and outdoor units): (I) Click “Cellular” gear icon to access indoor unit modem (II) Click “WFRControl” gear icon to access the outdoor unit modem

6. View SIM & IMEI numbers after expanding the modem settings

RUT240 LED Light Indicators

Connection status LED

Explanation of connection status LED indication:

1. Signal strength status LED’s turned on: router is turning on;

2. 2G and 3G LED’s constant blinking every 1 sec: no SIM or bad PIN;

3. 2G/3G LED’s blinking every 1 sec: connected 2G/3G, but no data session established;

4. Blinking from 2G LED to 3G LED repeatedly: SIM holder not inserted;

5. 2G/3G LED turned on: connected 2G/3G with data session;

6. 2G/3G LED blinking rapidly: connected 2G/3G with data session and data is being transferred

Teltonika WAN as LAN

WAN ports on RUT2xx and RUT9xx routers can also function as LAN ports. However, this is not the default setting and must be set manually by following the steps described below.

Under the Configuration section, click "Advanced Settings" and place a check mark next to the "Use WAN port as LAN" field and save the settings:

> Advanced settings and set to Use WAN port as LAN

Save

Blue200

You will need to manually set up the APN for your Blue200 plan.

Please use the following APN: vpn.accessmylan.net

Please ensure the following authentication settings are in place to gain access:

Authentication Mode: pap

Please enter the following username and password

Username: data

Password: data

Here are the steps to set up a custom APN for various mobile routers

How to set your APN on Netgear Nighthawk M1

How to set your APN on Mofi 4500

How to set your APN on Pep Link

Blue Unlimited Plan-APN/Authentication

APN settings for manual configuration of devices for the Blue Unlimited Plans

APN: broadband

Username: data

Password: data

Authentication Type: CHAP

For the Blue200 plan:

APN:

vpn.accessmylan.net

Username: accessmylan OR data

Password: accessmylan OR data

Authentication Type: PAP

Mofi4500-Update SIM and Phone Number

Update phone number and SIM ID

Log into the MOFI Router by connecting a phone, tablet/iPad, computer, etc. to the MOFI network (regardless if the router is giving off an internet connection or not), opening a non-Chrome browser (Safari, Internet Explorer, or FireFox), and typing 192.168.10.1 into the browser's address bar, which will bring you to the MOFI Router's login screen
The default username is: root
The default password is: admin
Once the home page comes up, click on Network --> MoFi Internal Modem in the left-hand corner.
Scroll down until you see a button that reads "Reset phone number and SIM ID". Click this link.
Give the device a few moments and see if the internet light comes on.

If that doesn't work, let's try resetting the internal 4G modem, or Sierra module.

Mofi4500-Update Firmware

Update Firmware

Log into the MOFI Router by connecting a phone, tablet/iPad, computer, etc. to the MOFI network (regardless if the router is giving off an internet connection or not), opening a non-Chrome browser (Safari, Internet Explorer, or FireFox), and typing 192.168.10.1 into the browser's address bar, which will bring you to the MOFI Router's login screen

The default username is: root
The default password is: admin

2. Select "System" from the left side menu

3. Then select "Remote Updates"

Check and see if there are any updates and perform the update.

Mofi4500-Carrier Specific Firmware

Try a carrier-specific firmware

Log into the MOFI Router by connecting a phone, tablet/iPad, computer, etc. to the MOFI network (regardless if the router is giving off an internet connection or not), opening a non-Chrome browser (Safari, Internet Explorer, or FireFox), and typing 192.168.10.1 into the browser's address bar, which will bring you to the MOFI Router's login screen
the default username is root
the default password is admin
Click on "MoFi Internal Modem" under Network
Click on the "Provider Selector" tab
Choose either Generic or the Provider for your plan.
NOTE: Most providers work best under the "Generic" Firmware. However, there are times when selecting the provider-specific firmware may help resolve connection issues. T-Mobile only works under the Generic firmware.
Click save and wait 5-10 minutes for the device to reboot with the selected firmware.

Mofi4500- Confirm APN Settings

Confirm APN Settings

Carrier	APN
AT&T(Blue Unlimited)	broadband
Blue200	vpn.accessmylan.net
T-Mobile(Forever Fuschia)	fast.t-mobile.com
Verizon(Big Red) Verizon(Red Rover0	vzwinternet tracfone.vzwentp

Log into the MOFI Router by connecting a phone, tablet/iPad, computer, etc. to the MOFI network (regardless if the router is giving off an internet connection or not), opening a non-Chrome browser (Safari, Internet Explorer, or FireFox), and typing 192.168.10.1 into the browser's address bar, which will bring you to the MOFI Router's login screen
the default username is root
the default password is admin

2. Click on "MoFi Internal Modem" under Network

3. On the general settings page, for the entry “Access Point (APN)”, enter the value for your carrier from the table above

NOTE: on some firmware versions, this is a drop-down separated by country and carrier. Select the option with Sprint and United States in this scenario.

4. Click save and wait for the modem to reconnect.

Mofi 4500 -Troubleshooting

Included here are basic troubleshooting steps for the Mofi4500. The detailed instructions for each individual suggestion can be found in separate articles listed here in the Knowledgebase.

1. Check Signal Strength

2. Confirm APN Settings

3. Try a carrier-specific firmware

4. Update Firmware

5. Update phone number and SIM ID

6. Reset Sierra Module

7. Factory Reset

Mofi4500 Performance Suggestions

It is wise to be in the latest firmware. You could either do a remote update if you have a working internet in the MOFI router by going to System and then remote update and perform remote update. If you want to do a manual upgrade (if you do not have a working internet in the MOFI router), follow this video tutorial: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g8SGYDNVbw

At this point make sure the SIM is inside the router. Now log into the router and go to Network and then MOFI internal modem and then all the way to the bottom of the page click on Press here to reset the Sierra module. Once the router is up, perform a factory default. The internet should work automatically. If not, make sure the APN you are seeing is correct You can check APN from MOFI Internal Modem, all the way to the bottom of the page you should see your current Access Point. If we are good on that side, go ahead and check your signal strength. Go to Overview from the top left-hand corner on the list. On the middle of the page, click on Check Signal Strength.

If the signal isn’t good enough, you can try to perform band lock as well. To perform band lock, follow the instructions located in the Knowledgebase for "Band Lock"

Mofi 4500 Carrier Band Lock

MoFi - Band Lock

Carriers broadcast their networks on several Bands, or ranges of frequencies. They offer different bands in different areas depending on signal, tower, and population density. The different bands offer differing speeds and coverage ranges. The bands with the highest frequencies offer the highest speeds, but smaller coverage areas. Below is a table of the most common bands/frequencies used in the US.

Carrier	4G LTE Bands	Frequencies
AT&T(Blue)	2, 4, 5, 12, 17	1900, 1700 abcde, 700 bc
Verizon Wireless(Red)	2, 4, 13	1900, 1700 f, 700 c
T-Mobile(Pink)	2, 4, 12, 66, 71**	1900, 1700 def, 700 a, 600
Sprint(Yellow)	25, 26, 41	1900 g, 850, 2500

Scanning for available Bands
Use the band scanner to identify which bands are even visible to the MoFi.

Log into the MoFi's web browser at 192.168.10.1. The default username is root and the password is 'admin'.
In the left-hand menu, Select Network --> Internal Modem --> Band Scanner
Click Start Scan
Note the available bands after the report finishes

AiresyII Specs

Overview

Quick Details

Max. LAN Data Rate: 300Mbps

With Modem Function: no

Standards And Protocols: Wi-Fi 802.11g, Wi-Fi 802.11b, Wi-Fi 802.11n

Wi-Fi Supported Frequency: 2.4G

Supports WDS: No

Supports WPS: No

Wi-Fi Transmission Standard: 802.11b

Wired Transfer Rate: 10/100Mbps

2.4G Wi-Fi Transmission Rate: 300 Mbps

Encryption Type: WPA2-PSK, WPA2, WPA3

Products Status: New

Type: Wireless

Application:Outdoor

Function: FireWall, QoS, VPN

LAN Ports:1

WAN Ports:1

Certification:ce, RoHS, Sgs

Place of Origin: China

Airesy II is an OpenWRT 4G LTE Portable Wireless Router with 5200mAh power bank function. It can support up to 32 users simultaneously..

So it is a portable 4G LTE CPE which can be indoor or outdoor.

It is base on openwrt system with open development for some advertising clients.
It is suitable for travel, advertising, ship industry.

Teltonika Custom APN Instructions

Teltonika Custom APN Setting AT&T200

The following directions apply to all custom APN settings, this specific directional references AT&T just for informational purposes. The navigation is the same for all APN's the data entered is different.

Log into the router after connecting to the wifi or ethernet by typing in 192.168.1.1 into a webpage address bar.

The username and password are whatever has been set already after normal setup.

After log in, navigate to the menu option Network>Mobile>Mobile Configuration

Untick the Auto APN and enter in the appropriate information. DO NOT put anything in the PIN number section or the PUK code as that will lock the SIM down.

Save the changes and wait for the device to configure then try opening a webpage to browse.

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