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Thank you for choosing the Virgin Mini WiFi Modem. To get the most from your
device and to keep it in the best condition please read this manual thoroughly
The following parts are supplied in the box:
Wireless Router
AC Charger
USB charging cable
Quick Start User Guide
Quick Reference Section
Browser home page
Administrator
Password
Default SSID
Default Security Key
Restore defaults
IMPORTANT: Security Settings ‐ SSID and Wi‐Fi Security Key (WPA Key)
The default security settings are unique for your device and are printed on
the sticker underneath the battery.
The Security Key is case sensitive and should be entered exactly as shown.
You need this information to connect to your Wi‐Fi modem.
You can change the SSID and Security Key to your own preferences. If you
have changed your password and forgotten it then Restore defaults.
WELCOME
Parts
http://virginmf62.com or http://192.168.0.1
(via wireless connection only)
admin
Virgin Wifi xxxxxx. Details printed under your battery.
10 characters which are case sensitive.
Details printed under your battery.
From the powered up state:
Press & hold the power key and the WPS key
simultaneously. All passwords and settings will be
restored to defaults and the router will reboot.
From the browser interface:
Settings > Advanced > Restore
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- Page 1 WELCOME Thank you for choosing the Virgin Mini WiFi Modem. To get the most from your device and to keep it in the best condition please read this manual thoroughly The following parts are supplied in the box: Parts Quantity Wireless Router 1 AC Charger 1 USB charging cable 1 Quick Start User Guide 1 Quick Reference Section Browser home page http://virginmf62.com or http://192.168.0.1 (via wireless connection only) Administrator admin Password Default SSID Virgin Wifi xxxxxx. Details printed under your battery. Default Security Key 10 characters which are case sensitive. Details printed under your battery. Restore defaults From the powered up state: Press & hold the power key and the WPS key ...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1 General Information............3 2 Getting started ..............5 2.1 Insert your USIM ................6 2.2 Charge your Wireless Router............7 2.3 Insert a microSD(HC)™ memory card (Optional Accessory) ....7 2.4 Low Power Mode (Standby Mode)........... 8 2.5 Network Lock................. 8 2.6 Connecting an External Antenna............8 3 Using the Wireless Router..........9 3.1 Preparation ................... 9 3.2 Login to the Web based User Interface..........9 3.3 Quick Setup ................. 10 3.4 WAN Connection................11 3.5 Phone Book ..................11 3.6 Settings Settings can only be changed with the device disconnected. 11 3.7 Warranty and Support Service............14 4 Troubleshooting ............. 15 5 Technical Specifications .......... -
Page 3: General Information
1 General Information Computer Requirements The router will operate with any PC, MAC or other device that supports Wi‐Fi. ZTE cannot guarantee that third party hardware or software is compatible with this product. Warnings and Safety Notices Please read all the safety notices before using this device. Do not use the device near fuel or chemicals or in any prescribed area such as service stations, refineries, hospitals and aircraft. Obey all warning signs where posted. Copyright © 2011 All Rights Reserved. Edition November 2011 No part of this publication may be excerpted, reproduced, translated or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and microfilm, without the prior written permission of ZTE Corporation. The pictures, symbols and contents in this manual are for reference only. They might not be completely identical with your product. ZTE Corporation operates a policy of continuous development. ZTE Corporation reserves the right to make changes and improvements to the products described in this document without prior notice. Limitation of Liability ZTE shall not be liable for any loss of profits or indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages resulting from or arising out of or in connection with using this product, whether or not ZTE had been advised, knew or should have known the possibility of such damages. The user should refer to the enclosed warranty card for full warranty and service information. RF Safety Information The router has an internal antenna. For optimum performance with minimum power consumption do not shield the device or cover with any object. Covering the antenna affects signal quality, may cause the router to operate at a higher power level than needed, and may shorten battery life. ... - Page 4 Radio Frequency Energy Your wireless router is a low‐power radio transmitter and receiver. When switched on it intermittently transmits radio frequency (RF) energy (radio waves). The transmit power level is optimized for best performance and automatically reduces when there is good quality reception. Maximum power is only used at the edge of network coverage so under most circumstances the power output is very low. Under poor network conditions the router transmits at a higher power, may get hot and have a significantly shorter battery life. Declaration of Conformity – Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) We declare that the product detailed in this manual, and in combination with our accessories, conform with the essential requirements of The Radio Communications Standard (Electro‐magnetic Radiation Human Exposure) 2003 and the Australian Communications and Media Authority Section 376 of the Telecommunications Act 1997. N14945 RoHS Declaration (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) ZTE declares that the Wireless Router is free from hazardous materials and complies with EU directive 2002/95/EC (commonly known as the RoHS Directive) and the amendments. Wi‐Fi Alliance Interoperability Certification The Wireless Router has successfully completed the Wi‐Fi Alliance interoperability testing and is compatible with any wireless device bearing the logo as shown. The model number is MF62. Additional information is available at http://www.wi‐fi.org/certification_programs.php is a registered trademark of SD Card Association. ...
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Page 5: Getting Started
2 Getting started 1. Power Key ‐ Press and hold the for three seconds to switch on or off. 2. microSD™ slot for expandable memory up to 32GB 3. WPS – Press to enable Wi‐Fi Protected Setup authentication process. 4. USB charging port ‐ Connect to your PC or AC charger for battery charging. 5. TS9 Antenna port – Connect an external antenna to boost your signal. 6. Display Panel: ... -
Page 6: Insert Your Usim
2.1 Insert your USIM 1. Slide the back cover down to open. 2. Insert the (U)SIM card with the gold contacts facing down and the bevelled edge on the left hand side as shown: TIP The SSID and password settings are printed in the battery compartment. 3. Insert the battery with the contacts located against the gold springs: 4. Line up the back cover and slide back into place. 5. Press and hold the power key for 3 seconds to switch the router on. ... -
Page 7: Charge Your Wireless Router
2.2 Charge your Wireless Router 1. Insert the charger lead carefully into the socket at the base of the router. 2. The plug only fits one way. Do not use excessive force to insert the plug. 3. Check the plug is the right way round and insert it gently. 4. Insert the other end of the charger lead (Standard USB) into the AC charger or a USB socket on your computer. TIP Be careful to avoid tripping or pulling on the lead whilst plugged in. Please note: Under conditions of extended use, low coverage, high temperature or maximum data throughput, the battery may not fully charge, even though the router is connected to the AC charger. For these situations it is recommended that, in addition to the charger being connected, the battery is fully charged before extended data transfers commence. 2.3 Insert a microSD(HC)™ memory card (Optional Accessory) Use the device as portable USB storage drive with up to 32GB microSD(HC)™: Open the memory card slot cover on the right hand side of the router. Insert the microSD(HC)™ card and press gently to click into place: Close the memory card slot cover ... -
Page 8: Low Power Mode (Standby Mode)
The display will extinguish, the Wi‐Fi SSID broadcast will switch off. Press the Power or WPS key to exit from Low Power Mode. To operate as ‘always on’ make sure there is a Wi‐Fi device connected that does not itself go into sleep mode. Note: If the device is powered off and charging (power lead connected) then the charging animation will stop when fully charged. 2.5 Network Lock Your wireless router is locked to the Virgin network. When you insert a non‐Virgin SIM card you are presented with unlock instructions in the web interface (http://virginmf62.com) Contact Virgin to obtain your 16 digit unlock code. An unlocking fee may apply. 5 incorrect attempts will block the unlock process and the device will then only work with a Virgin SIM card. Contact Virgin for more information. 2.6 Connecting an External Antenna An external antenna may be recommended in areas of lower coverage to ... -
Page 9: Using The Wireless Router
3 Using the Wireless Router 3.1 Preparation Before using the wireless router, make sure that: The (U)SIM card is inserted. The device is On and the display is visible. Search for available Wireless Networks on your computer and connect. Example for Windows XP: Start > Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Select the Virgin Mobile Hotspot Wireless Network and click Connect. Enter the default security key exactly as shown on the sticker under the battery. Your security key is case sensitive, be sure to use the correct text. 3.2 Login to the Web based User Interface The router will work out of the box using the default settings. If you wish to customise any settings please log onto the router using a standard browser: Use your computer to Search and Connect to the Virgin Mobile Hotspot. Open a web browser and enter http://virginmf62.com in the address bar. Enter ‘admin’ into the administrator password box then press Login ... -
Page 10: Quick Setup
When you login, the Home Page is displayed: 3.3 Quick Setup Step through the Quick Setup wizard if you wish to change the defaults: APN Auto or Manual Only change if advised by your service provider SSID Name Name of your Wi‐Fi network SSID Enabled Select whether to broadcast your Wi‐Fi network name Encryption mode Select your required mode. No need to change WPA Key Define your own access key if required ... -
Page 11: Wan Connection
3.4 WAN Connection Always On The modem will connect to the cellular network automatically. Always on does not refer to the Wi‐Fi connection status. To operate as ‘always on’ for Wi‐Fi make sure there is a Wi‐Fi device connected that does not itself go into sleep mode. Manual Select Manual mode to manually control when the unit connects to the cellular data service. Select Connect or Disconnect and press Apply to make the selected action. ... - Page 12 Wi‐Fi Security Settings OPEN: Anyone can connect to your network without authentication. SHARED: WLAN clients who have the same WEP key as the wireless router can access the wireless network. WPA‐PSK: WPA Pre‐Shared Key, plain text with at least 8 characters. WPA2‐PSK: A more secure version of WPA using the 802.11i standard. WPA‐PSK/WPA2‐PSK: Apply both the WPA‐PSK and WPA2‐PSK scheme. WEP Keys: Up to four keys can be set. The primary key is the only key in use at a given time. Whatever keys you enter for an access point, you must also enter the same keys for the clients in the same order. In other words, WEP key 1 on the AP must match WEP key 1 on the client. If the Authentication type is OPEN or SHARED, the bottom part of the configuration page displays further parameters. If the Authentication type is WPA‐PSK , WPA2‐PSK or WPA‐PSK/WPA2‐PSK , the bottom part of the configuration page displays the WPA parameters. WPA Algorithm: TKIP, AES or AUTO. Pass phrase: You can input a pass phrase encryption key format Click Apply to save your configuration. Firewall Settings Firewall settings are intended for advanced users and network administrators. There is usually no need to apply any settings in a home environment. Note: You can set up to a maximum of 10 filter items for MAC/IP/Port Filtering and Port Forwarding. ...
- Page 13 MAC / IP / Port filtering Default Policy: Set how to handle the packet if none of the rules match. MAC address: Set the MAC address to be filtered. Destination IP Address: Set the destination IP address to be filtered. Source IP Address: Set the source IP address to be filtered. Protocol: Set which protocol to be used for filtering. Destination Port Range: Set the destination port numbers to be filtered Source Port Range: Set the source port numbers to be filtered. Action: Set how to handle the detected packet. Note：Filtering rules are matched one by one, if a provision is met it will not continue to match against the other rules set. Port Forwarding Settings You can set up virtual servers to provide internet services. Select Firewall > Port Forwarding > Enable to configure the Virtual Server Settings. IP Address: Set the IP address for the virtual server. Port Range: Set the port numbers for the virtual server. Protocol: Set the protocol for the virtual server. Advanced Settings Status View your device firmware and IMEI information Management Set the Administrator password, default is ‘admin’ Restore Press to restore device to factory defaults PIN Set or change your SIM PIN status Management Router Set the IP address range and DHCP settings for your router ...
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Page 14: Warranty And Support Service
3.7 Warranty and Support Service All calls and support for PIN numbers, SIM card registration, account and billing information, network services and other general enquiries should be directed to your Service Provider. See your warranty card for warranty and service information. View Frequently Asked Questions on line: http://www.zte.com.au/ ... -
Page 15: Troubleshooting
4 Troubleshooting Symptoms Possible Problems/ Solutions Check the LCD display which shows the number of active connections. If this is 0 or x then Wi‐Fi is not connected. Verify your password is correct. I cannot access Make sure your SIM card is inserted correctly. the internet at all. Check you have network coverage in your area. Check that your SIM card is active and enabled with data services. Please wait 1 ‐ 2 minutes for the router to initialize. The download or The speed is dependent on signal strength. Check upload speeds are your signal strength and network type. very slow. This indicates poor reception. Try moving the The signal strength router to another location nearer the window. is always low. You can purchase an external antenna with connector type TS9 to improve your signal strength. Reset your router to factory defaults to erase all I secured my stored passwords and encryption settings. router and have From the powered up state: lost my Press the power key and the WPS key password(s). simultaneously. In low coverage or high data transfer modes the My battery has not internal temperature of the device can rise above charged while in use 45°C. In these conditions the battery cannot be and connected to charged due to safety limits with Li‐ion battery the charger. ... -
Page 16: Technical Specifications
5 Technical Specifications Network & Frequency Band: WCDMA: 900, 2100MHz GSM: 850, 900, 1800, 1900MHz Data Services: HSDPA Downlink: up to 21.6Mb/s* HSUPA Uplink: up to 5.76Mb/s* Wi‐Fi working range: approx 25m radius in free space Wi‐Fi Connections: supports up to 8 users Dimensions (W×H×D): 99.6 x 54 x 14.6mm Weight: 86g microSD™ card: microSD™ or microSDHC™ up to 32GB External Antenna Port TS9 Battery: 1500mAh Li‐ion Standby time (low power mode): up to 80 hours ... -
Page 17: Safety Precautions
6 Safety Precautions Some electronic devices may be susceptible to electromagnetic interference. The router may interfere with medical devices like hearing aids and pacemakers. 1. Do not use your router in dangerous environments such as oil terminals, fuel depots, chemical factories or service stations. Obey all warning notices and switch off your router in such environments. 2. ...