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D4G-7459AC
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07-2024 / V1.0

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  • Page 1 D4G-7459AC User Manual 07-2024 / V1.0...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents I. Product Information ..........1 I-1. Package Contents ..............1 I-2. Hardware Overview ............. 1 I-3. LED Status................2 II. Installation .............. 3 II-1. SIM Card Installation ............3 II-2. Power on the Router ............3 II-3 DIN-Rail mount ..............6 III.
  • Page 3 VII-1 Wi-Fi Basic ................22 VII-2 Wi-Fi Advanced ..............25 VIII. Cellular ............... 26 VIII-1 Switch Mode - Auto ............27 VIII-2 Switch Mode – Auto (Signal Strength) ........ 28 VIII-3 Switch Mode – Manual ............29 IX. Client ..............33 IX-1 Manage Clients ..............
  • Page 4 X-2 Wireless ................. 50 X-2.1 Wireless ACL ..............51 X-2.2 Guest Wi-Fi ..............52 X-3 Cellular ................... 53 X-3.1 Cellular Status ..............54 X-4 System ................... 56 X-4.1 Backup / Flash Firmware ..........57 X-4.2 Account Management ............ 58 X-4.3 Reboot ................59 X-4.4 System Log ..............

  • Page 5: Product Information

    Product Information D4G-7459AC: Industrial 4G LTE AC1200 Wi-Fi 5 DIN-Rail I-1. Package Contents I-2. Hardware Overview...

  • Page 6: Led Status

    I-3. LED Status...

  • Page 7: Installation

    Read the following topics and perform the procedures in the correct order. Incorrect installation may cause damage to the product. II-1. SIM Card Installation Gently insert the standard SIM card(s) into the SIM card slot(s). Supported SIM card type for D4G-7459AC: Standard SIM Micro-SIM Nano-SIM □ v □...

  • Page 8: Ii-2. Power On The Router

    II-2. Power on the Router Connect the power adapter to the product's power port and then to the wall outlet. Note: 1. Make sure the “PWR/SYS” LED is ON (Blue), “PWR/SYS” LED Blinking duration is 90 sec. 2. Make sure the “4G” LED is ON (Blue).
  • Page 9 Step 2: Exchange the position of the brackets. Step 3: Screw back the wall-mount brackets. Step 4: Secure to the wall.

  • Page 10: Din-Rail Mount

    DIN-Rail mount Step 1: Insert the upper end of the DIN-Rail mounting bracket into the Din-Rail track from its upper side. Step 2: Push the bottom of the DIN-Rail mounting bracket into the track.

  • Page 11: Web-Based Configuration

    1. Select your Wi-Fi Network (SSID) Edimax-2.4Gxxxx Default SSID Edimax-5Gxxxx Default Password 12345678 Default SSID : Edimax-xxxx (xxxx= Last 4 digits of the MAC Address) For Example: DE:3C MAC Address: 08:BE: AC: 01: SSID= Edimax-5GDE3C 2. Click the selected SSID and enter the default Wi-Fi Password: 12345678.

  • Page 12: Iii-2. Login The Web-Based Configuration

    III-2. Login the Web-based Configuration Please refer to the login IP address and password on the label of the product. 1. Enter the Default IP address “192.168.2.1” in the address field of the web browser. 2. Enter the Default Password “1234”. Default IP address 192.168.2.1 Default Password...
  • Page 13 2. Modify Wi-Fi parameters Modify the Wi-Fi parameters of SSID, Encryption and Key (password). Item Description  2.4GHz SSID SSID  5GHz SSID  WPA/WPA2-Personal  WPA2/WAP3-Personnal Encryption  Open Password MUST be modified. 3. Click “Save” button after modifying the Wi-Fi parameters.

  • Page 14: Web-Based Configuration Utility

    IV. Web-based Configuration Utility This section describes how to navigate the web-based switch configuration utility through web browser. Be sure to disable any browser pop-up blocker. Browser Restrictions  If you are using older versions of Internet Explorer, you cannot directly use an IPv6 address to access the device.
  • Page 15 3. The default password is “1234”. The first time that you log in with the default username and password, you are required to set a new password. Password length needs to be between 5-64 characters. 5. See the next section for details of the Web-based Configuration Utility.

  • Page 16: Home Page

    V. Home Page This section deals with the Internet, Router and Client settings.

  • Page 17: Internet

    V-1 Internet Item Description Internet Status Displays the Internet status. Internet Displays the type of Internet connection. Connection Type WAN IP Displays the WAN IP address. Displays the Integrated Circuit Card Identifier which is the unique 19- or 20-digit number that is ICCID used to identify a SIM card internationally.

  • Page 18: Router

    V-2 Router Item Description Device Model Displays the device model type. Firmware Version Displays the device’s firmware version. LAN IP Displays the device’s LAN IP address.
  • Page 19 Item Description Displays the device’s code to be able to identify it on a Device Code network. A unique identifier which is used for communication MAC Address within the physical network segment. Displays the amount of time that the device has been Runtime running for.
  • Page 20 Item Description Displays the 5G connection status. 5G Status Displays the (Service Set Identifier) SSID that the 5G SSID clients can connect to. 5G Channel Displays the channel number. Transmit Power Displays the strength of the transmit power. Displays the WiFi password. Password Connected Client Displays the number of connected clients.

  • Page 21: Client

    V-3 Client This page displays information about the connected client(s). Here we have a client with a wired connection. Here we have both a wired and a wireless client connection.

  • Page 22: Internet Page

    VI. Internet Page This section deals with the WAN setting for the device. VI-1 Internet Priority - Cellular Only Cellular networking is preferred for device. The WAN/LAN port is used as the LAN port. Click the Save & Apply button to save and implement your changes.
  • Page 23 VI-2 Internet Priority - Wired Only Wired networking is preferred for device. The WAN/LAN port is used as the WAN port. Click the Save & Apply button to save and implement your changes. Item Description Select one of DHCP Client/PPPoE/Static IP from the Wired Type drop- down menu.
  • Page 24 VI-3 Internet Priority – Wired->Cellular In this case, the router is configured to prioritize a Wired connection first. If the wired connection is unavailable or fails, it will switch to the Cellular connection as a backup. Click the Save & Apply button to save and implement your changes. Item Description Select one of DHCP Client/PPPoE/Static IP from the...

  • Page 25: Wi-Fi

    VII. Wi-Fi This section deals with wireless settings.

  • Page 26: Vii-1 Wi-Fi Basic

    VII-1 Wi-Fi Basic This page allows you to set the basic wireless settings. Click the Save & Apply button to save and implement your changes.
  • Page 27 This shows the name of the Wi-Fi network (SSID) for the 2.4GHz band. In this example, the SSID is @Edimax-E77C-2.4G. This is the network name that 2.4G SSID devices will see when scanning for available Wi-Fi networks. Input a new SSID if required.
  • Page 28 Click the toggle switch to disable. This shows the name of the Wi-Fi network (SSID) for the 5GHz band. In this example, the SSID is @Edimax-E77C-5G. This is the network name that 5G SSID devices will see when scanning for available Wi-Fi networks.

  • Page 29: Vii-2 Wi-Fi Advanced

    VII-2 Wi-Fi Advanced This page allows you to set the advanced wireless settings. Click the Save & Apply button to save and implement your changes. Item Description Freq The frequency for the station (2.4G or 5G). Select Auto or pick a channel from the drop-down Channel menu.

  • Page 30: Cellular

    RSSI, or Received Signal Strength Indicator, is a measurement of the power level of a received radio signal. The RSSI threshold is a parameter used to set a RSSI Threshold minimum signal strength level required for a device to maintain a connection or to perform certain actions. VIII.

  • Page 31: Viii-1 Switch Mode - Auto

    VIII-1 Switch Mode - Auto This page allows you to set the cellular settings. Item Description Input the latency threshold in seconds. Default is 12, Latency Threshold usually between 2 and 20. The larger the value, the (Seconds) worse the network quality. Select SIM1 or SIM2 from the drop-down menu.

  • Page 32: Viii-2 Switch Mode - Auto (Signal Strength)

    VIII-2 Switch Mode – Auto (Signal Strength) Item Description Latency Input the latency threshold in seconds. Default is 12, Threshold usually between 2 and 20. The larger the value, the (Seconds) worse the network quality. Default is empty; the signal switching threshold is Signal Threshold generally between -140 and -100, the smaller the (dBm)

  • Page 33: Viii-3 Switch Mode - Manual

    VIII-3 Switch Mode – Manual Item Description Select SIM1 or SIM2 from the drop-down menu. SIM Selection Note: The SIM card will automatically switch to the next one if there is no data traffic or the signal strength reaches the switching threshold. Advanced Click on the toggle switch to display the advanced Settings...
  • Page 34 Item Description 4G EARFCN Lock (Evolved Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number Lock) is a feature used in mobile networks, particularly in LTE (Long-Term Evolution) networks. This feature allows a mobile device (like a smartphone or a 4G modem) to lock onto a specific frequency or set of frequencies, defined by the EARFCN.
  • Page 35 Custom APN (Access Point Name) settings are used to configure how your device connects to the internet and other network services through a mobile carrier. The APN settings define the network path for your device to access the internet and use services like MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service). Click on the Custom APN toggle switch to display the following.
  • Page 36 The options include: None: No authentication is required.  PAP (Password Authentication  Protocol): A simple password-based authentication protocol. CHAP (Challenge Handshake  Authentication Protocol): A more secure authentication method that uses a challenge-response mechanism. PAP or CHAP: Selects between PAP ...

  • Page 37: Client

    IX. Client This section helps in monitoring and managing the devices connected to your network, providing information about their IP addresses, connection type, and possibly their network usage.

  • Page 38: Manage Clients

    IX-1 Manage Clients This image shows a "Manage Clients" section of a network device's user interface. Online Clients: This indicates the number of devices currently connected to the network. In this case, there is 1 online client. Connected Client (Wired): Wired Icon: The icon shows that the connected client is using a wired connection (e.g., Ethernet).

  • Page 39: Advanced

    X. Advanced This section deals with the advanced features of the device. These features are divided into several sections, each with specific configuration options. X-1 Network This section displays the DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) settings options.

  • Page 40: X-1.1 Dhcp

    X-1.1 DHCP Click on the icon to configure DHCP settings, which assign IP addresses to devices on your network. Click the Save & Apply button to save the current configuration settings and apply them to the network.  DHCP (Toggle Switch): On: DHCP is enabled, meaning the device will automatically assign IP addresses to devices on the network.
  • Page 41 Start: Indicates the starting number for the last octet of the IP address assigned by DHCP. For example, with a starting number of 4, the first IP address assigned will be 192.168.2.4 Number of Clients: Specifies the maximum number of devices that can be assigned IP addresses by the DHCP server.

  • Page 42: X-1.2 Diagnostics

    X-1.2 Diagnostics Click on the icon to troubleshooting network issues by testing connectivity. Select the required tool from the drop-down menu. Upon inputting the IP address, click the Perform button to run the diagnostic. Ping: Tests the reachability of a host (e.g., a website or another device) on an IP network.

  • Page 43: X-1.3 Net Monitor

    X-1.3 Net Monitor Click on the icon to check on the health of network connections (wired or cellular). Wired Clicking the Save & Apply will save the current settings and apply them to the device. DNS (Toggle Switch): This enables or disables DNS (Domain Name System) monitoring. If enabled, the device will check DNS availability.
  • Page 44 Ping Timeout: Set to 5 (in seconds). This is the amount of time the device will wait for a response after sending a ping request before considering it a timeout. Ping Times: Set to 3. This is the number of times the device will ping the target address. DNS Server: Set to 8.8.4.4, which is another Google DNS server.
  • Page 45 Cellular Check DNS (Toggle Switch): The DNS monitoring is turned on, meaning the device will check DNS server availability as part of its network monitoring. Ping (Toggle Switch): The Ping monitoring is also enabled. The device will send ping requests to monitor network connectivity.

  • Page 46: X-1.4 Vpn Client

    Max Fail: Set to 8. This is the maximum number of failed ping attempts before the device registers a connection failure. Max Fail Hard: Added with a value of 10, potentially a more strict failure count for severe issues. Period: The interval (in seconds) between each round of ping tests.
  • Page 47 Protocol: This dropdown menu allows you to choose the VPN protocol to use. The options displayed are: PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol): An older VPN protocol that is fast but considered less secure compared to modern standards. L2TP (Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol): A VPN protocol that is usually combined with IPsec for added security.

  • Page 48: X-1.5 Lan Settings

    X-1.5 LAN Settings Click on the icon to configure IPv4 LAN settings. IPv4 address: This is the IP address assigned to the router on the local network. Devices connected to the router will use this IP address as their gateway to access other networks, such as the internet.

  • Page 49: X-1.6 Port Forwarding

    X-1.6 Port Forwarding Click on the icon to set up a port forwarding rule. Rule Count: Displays the number of configured port forwarding rules. In  the above image, it's set to 0, meaning no rules have been added yet. Add Button: Allows you to add a new port forwarding rule.

  • Page 50: X-1.7 Aweseed

    X-1.7 AweSeed Click on the icon to configure or manage an Aweseed network account, enabling a secure virtual network for distributed teams or remote workers. Aweseed is a virtual networking service designed to extend LAN-like networks to mobile workers and distributed teams. The service can create virtual networks on demand.

  • Page 51: X-1.8 Ttl

    X-1.8 TTL Click on the icon to display a configuration screen for setting the TTL (Time to Live) value for IPv4 packets on a network device. TTL (Time to Live): This parameter controls the lifespan or hop limit of data packets as they travel across a network.

  • Page 52: X-1.9 Ipv6 Setting

    X-1.9 IPv6 Setting Click on the icon to configure IPv6 LAN settings, generally used in advanced network configurations. Host Mode: This dropdown allows you to select the IPv6 host configuration mode. The selected option is "DHCPv6 SLAAC". SLAAC (Stateless Address Autoconfiguration) is a method that enables devices on the network to automatically configure their own IP addresses using router advertisements.

  • Page 53: X-1.10 Access

    X-1.10 Access Click on the icon to set rules based on device addresses to control which devices can connect to the network . Access Control Toggle: This switch enables or disables access control. When switched on, access control settings become active, allowing you to manage which devices can connect to the network.

  • Page 54: Wireless

    X-2 Wireless This section displays the wireless settings options.

  • Page 55: X-2.1 Wireless Acl

    X-2.1 Wireless ACL Click on the icon to display the Wireless ACL (Access Control List) interface, which can be used to manage access rules for wireless network devices. This interface enables administrators to create and manage ACLs for the wireless network, defining which devices can connect to the network or certain segments of it, based on the rules set in the ACL entries.

  • Page 56: X-2.2 Guest Wi-Fi

    X-2.2 Guest Wi-Fi Click on the icon to display the configuration screen for setting up a Guest Wi-Fi network. Configure a Guest Wi-Fi network with a specific SSID, set its security level, choose network isolation, and select which bands it will use. Enable: This toggle switch allows you to enable or disable the Guest Wi-Fi network.

  • Page 57: Cellular

    Apply Band: This section lets you choose which frequency bands the Guest Wi-Fi will use. The options here are 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, and both are selected. This means the Guest Wi-Fi will broadcast on both bands. Click the Save & Apply button to save the current configuration and apply the changes to the Guest Wi-Fi network.

  • Page 58: X-3.1 Cellular Status

    X-3.1 Cellular Status Click on the icon to monitor and troubleshoot the cellular connection of a device. Cellular Info SIM card not detected: This message is shown in red and indicates that the device is not detecting a SIM card. This could be due to the SIM card not being inserted, inserted incorrectly, or possibly an issue with the SIM card reader.
  • Page 59 Scan Info The image shows another section of the "Cellular Status" interface, focusing on a different part of the configuration: Tabs: Cellular Info: This tab is currently selected, but it seems to be empty in this view, indicating no specific information is being displayed at this moment.

  • Page 60: System

    X-4 System This section displays the System settings options.

  • Page 61: X-4.1 Backup / Flash Firmware

    X-4.1 Backup / Flash Firmware Click on the icon to manage firmware upgrades, backups, and restorations of the device's configuration. Local Firmware Upgrade  Keep settings: Checkbox to retain the current device settings after the firmware upgrade. Image: Option to upload a firmware file from your local device. Upgrade: Button to apply the uploaded firmware image and upgrade the device's firmware.

  • Page 62: X-4.2 Account Management

    X-4.2 Account Management Click on the icon to change the device’s password. Input the new password (5-64 characters) in the Password box and re-enter it in the Confirmation box to confirm. Then, click the Save & Apply button to update the device’s password.

  • Page 63: X-4.3 Reboot

    X-4.3 Reboot Click on the icon to display the "Reboot" options. Local Time: Displays the current local time of the device, which helps in scheduling tasks like restarts based on the correct time zone. Scheduled Restart: A toggle switch that enables or disables the automatic restart feature of the device.

  • Page 64: X-4.4 System Log

    X-4.4 System Log Click on the icon to view the system log. Click on the Export button to download the log file.

  • Page 65: X-4.5 Led Control

    X-4.5 LED Control Click on the icon to manage the status and scheduling of an LED device. LED Status: This toggle switch controls whether the LED is turned on or off. In the image, the LED is currently turned on (the switch is blue and in the "on" position).
  • Page 66 End Schedule: Similarly, this section allows you to set the time at which the LED should automatically turn off. Like the start time, it is set to "0" hours and "0" minutes, indicating no specific end time has been set. Save &...

  • Page 67: More Information

    For detailed instructions, you can find user manuals and all supporting documents from the link below or via the QR code: https://www.edimax.com/download/ Please search the model name “D4G-7459AC” to enter the referred page. XII. Safety Instructions The following general safety guidelines are provided to help ensure your own personal safety and protect your product from potential damage.
  • Page 68 Edimax Technology Co., Ltd. reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the contents hereof without the obligation to notify any person of such revision or changes.
  • Page 69 R&TTE Compliance Statement This equipment complies with all the requirements of DIRECTIVE 2014/30/EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL of March 9, 1999 on radio equipment and telecommunication terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity (R&TTE). The R&TTE Directive repeals and replaces in the directive 98/13/EEC (Telecommunications Terminal Equipment and Satellite Earth Station Equipment) As of April 8, 2000.
  • Page 70 EU Declaration of Conformity English: This equipment is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/30/EU. Français: Cet équipement est conforme aux exigences essentielles et autres dispositions de la directive 2014/30/EU. Čeština: Toto zařízení je v souladu se základními požadavky a ostatními příslušnými ustanoveními směrnic 2014/30/EU.

  • Page 71: Declaration Of Conformity

    Declaration of Conformity We, Edimax Technology Co., Ltd., declare under our sole responsibility, that the equipment described below complies with the requirements of the European Radio Equipment directives. Equipment: Industrial DIN Rail 4G LTE AC1200 WiFi Router Model No.: D4G-7459AC...

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