1. Introduction 1.1. Document Description This document is intended for advanced users and describes technical specifications of R0 series routers: RU01, RL01 as well as information on express setting of the routers. Document Version Issue Date 08/11/2016 1.1 (route parameter updated) 09/02/2017 1.1.1 (3.2 –...
2.1. Purpose iRZ R0 routers are compact routers supporting two SIM cards and suitable for operation in 3G (RU01, RL01) and 4G (RL01) networks. They provide high-speed wireless connection to the Internet (100/50 and 14.4/5.76 Mbps in 4G and 3G networks, respectively).
2.3. Model Range The iRZ R0 routers differ in communication modules (3G and 4G functionality). Table 2.1 Models and Basic Differences Model Communication module Wi-Fi support RU01 — RL01 — 2.4. Specifications Table 2.2 Basic Specifications Type Characteristic Hardware Specifications...
2.5. Complete Set Table 2.3 Scope of Supply Description Router Manufacturer's packing Table 2.4 Recommended Optional Accessories Description Power supply unit, 1000 mA, 6P6C connector 2 x SMA GSM antenna Network cable 2.6. Storage and Operating Conditions The router shall be stored in a dry place, protected against water. The risk of static voltage (lightning, household static electricity) shall be eliminated.
2.7. Safety Precautions Limitations to the router use in proximity of other electronic devices: Switch off the router in hospitals or in proximity of medical equipment (like cardiac pacemakers, hearing aid devices) as it may interfere with medical equipment. Switch off the router in aircraft and take measures to prevent its accidental switching on. Switch off the router in proximity of fueling stations, chemical facilities, areas of blasting operations.
3. Appearance and Interfaces 3.1. Appearance The router is designed in a compact plastic case. Figure 1. Front View (RL01, RU01) Legend for Figure 1: Ethernet connector Power Connector SIM-card slots No.1 and No.2 GSM Aux connector GSM Main connector...
3.2. Interfaces Power The power interface is represented by the 6P6C connector which feeds the router from a DC source. The supply voltage is in the range of 8 to 30 V. The current consumption is max. 500 mA at 12 V and max. 250 mA at 24 V. Figure 3.
Figure 4. Ethernet Connector Table 3.2 Ethernet Connector Pin Assignment Contact Signal Direction Purpose Router → PC ETX P Transmission positive Router → PC ETX N Transmission negative PC → Router ERX P Reception positive not used – – not used –...
Antenna connectors Table 3.3 Connector Assignment Connecto Connector type Purpose GSM M SMA Female Used to connect the router's main antenna GSM A SMA Female Used to connect the router's auxiliary antenna 3.3. Router Indication Router indicators are located at the top of the case. Table 3.4 Router Indication Symbol Status...
3.4. Settings Access Connect the power supply unit to the power connector. Connect LAN cable to the LAN port. Wait until router boots up and the Power indicator stops blinking. Go to http://192.168.1.1 in your browser. To access the web-interface, enter username root and password root.
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