Summary of Contents for Mobi Technologies UTD-W
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Page 1: User Manual
MOBI, INSTANT FREEDOM. Connecting Life… UTD-W Desktop Modem with Integrated WiFi Router User Manual... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENT PAGE INTRODUCTION....................... 4 ........................4 RODUCT ......................4 RODUCT EATURES PACKAGE CONTENTS ................... 5 ....................5 ONTENTS OF ACKAGE ..............5 YSTEM EQUIREMENTS FOR ONFIGURATION CONNECTIONS ......................6 LED .......................... - Page 3 > F ................40 YSTEM OOLS IRMWARE PDATE > R ....................40 YSTEM OOLS EBOOT FACTORY RESET ....................41 STATUS INDICATION OVER ETHERNET ............41 “E ” EFORE OPEN THE WEB INDICATOR PLEASE NABLE ODEM CCESS ...
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Page 4: Introduction
4-port Auto MDI/MDIX Switch Router with NAT, DHCP Server built-in. The product is an all-in-one device that allows multiple PCs to share the MOBI UTD-W broadband modem. It can serve up to 4 Ethernet-PCs and many WLAN-notebooks. The built-in NAT and DHCP Servers ensure almost plug-and-play convenience for your home network. -
Page 5: Package Contents
IP filtering URL Blocking, Cookies Blocking, Java Blocking, Proxy Blocking, SynFlood Blocking and ActiveX Blocking. User-friendly web-based interface for managing and configuring the MOBI UTD-W Router Supports Special Applications that require multiple connections PACKAGE CONTENTS Contents of Package One MOBI Terminal Model UTD-W... -
Page 6: Connections
These ports (1, 2, 3, 4) connect the Broadband Router to your networked PCs and other Ethernet network devices. DC IN Connects to the power adapter. The power requirement for MOBI UTD-W Modem is +9 VDC, 1 A. The RP-SMA connector for MOBI antenna is marked Silver color... -
Page 7: Led
RED: No Signal AMBER: When Signal Strength is weak GREEN: When Signal Strength is Strong Power The Green Power LED lights up and will stay lighted while the MOBI- Wifi (UTD-W) is powered up. System System (Green) Blink: When the system is up and running... - Page 8 Wireless LAN Basics A Wireless LAN (WLAN) is a computer network that transmits and receives data with radio signals instead of using cables. WLANs have become common in homes, offices, airports and public Hotspots. WLAN can support the same applications and software that run on a wired network (LAN).
- Page 9 Make sure that APs are located far away from one another to avoid interference. Interference Interference happens when 2 APs with the same channels are placed near to one another. The speed of the network drops and the signal strength fluctuates wildly. Roaming Association happens when the SSID, Encryption and MAC Address Control settings are correct between the AP and client.
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Page 10: Basic Ip Networking
The Router is connected to 2 networks at the same time. Therefore, it has two IP addresses: one for the LAN, and one for the WAN. The Router’s LAN IP address can be configured, but it is best to use the default settings. The WAN port is a MOBI PPPoE client by default. Page 8 of 54... -
Page 11: Getting Started
GETTING STARTED MOBI UTD-W Terminal is built based on the IEEE 802.20 standard combined with 54Mbps Wireless LAN (WLAN) standard. This WiFi is five times faster than the widely deployed WiFi (802.11b) products that are found in homes, airport and public wireless hotspots. 802.11g uses the same 2.4GHz frequency band, this product is fully interoperable with existing WiFi cards and... - Page 12 To access the Configuration menu of the Router, connect the router as shown in the previous section. Open the web browser. • Type the Router’s default IP address (192.168.1.1) into the browser’s Address field. Note: If you have changed the default IP of the Router, make sure you enter the correct IP address.
- Page 13 Detailed configuration for the Router can be found at the configuration menu. The Configuration menu consists of a navigation menu and a configuration panel. The configuration panel is a place to set the entire detailed configuration. Navigation panel Configuration panel These buttons will appear at most configuration pages.
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Page 14: Configuration Wizard
CONFIGURATION WIZARD Once you have logged in, the Wizard screen will appear. Set up your new password The default User Name and password is admin and admin. Page 17 of 54... - Page 15 Choose your time zone from the drop down list. Select your Internet connection - For MOBI user, chooses PPPoE. - For Cable user, choose Dynamic - Choose Static connection only MOBI provides you with the IP...
- Page 16 If you are a MOBI user and you have chosen PPPoE option, this screen will appear. Enter the user name and password provided by MOBI. Wireless Setup Enter the SSID you preferred for your network. Page 19 of 54...
- Page 17 Enter the type of security mode you wish to use. End of Setup Click on Reboot to save the setting and reboot the MOBI UTD-W router simultaneously. If you wish to discard all the setting, click on Discard. Page 20 of 54...
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Page 18: Configuration Menu
CONFIGURATION MENU System Summary > Configuration This page presents a convenient overview of the overall status of the Router. The most common configuration parameters are shown here, for a quick look. Page 21 of 54... -
Page 19: System Summary > Associations
System Summary > Associations This page allows you to view the MAC address of all the wireless laptop and PC connected to the Router. ID AP is the MAC address of the Router itself. Any wireless computers or laptop associated with the Router will have a ID of STA. System Summary >... -
Page 20: Basic > Lan Setting
Local computer IP address.) Basic > WAN Setting This page allows you to configure how the WAN is connected. For MOBI users, you have to use PPPoE. If you connect the WAN to an existing Ethernet network, you have to set either Static WAN or DHCP Client. - Page 21 Gateway Address: This displays the gateway address of your WAN as given by MOBI server. DNS Server: This displays the IP address of the DNS server as given by the MOBI server. You can manually set the DNS server if MOBI provides you with the IP address of the DNS server.
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Page 22: Basic > Mac Clone
Static WAN You can choose to manually set all the fields if your MOBI or network provides you with the IP address, network mask, gateway and DNS. Do take note that the IP addresses in each field must be of the appropriate format (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx). The Router will not accept the IP address if it is not in the correct format. -
Page 23: Wireless > Basic Setting
Wireless > Basic Setting This page lets you configure the Wireless settings of the Router. There are 2 sections: Radio and Security. Enable Wireless: Tick to enable wireless function. With this function, laptop with cardbus or in- built wireless function can access the Router wirelessly. SSID: Service Set Identifier. - Page 24 Open-System/Shared Key Open-System: When chosen, the Key is not used for authentication. It is only used for encryption. Open-System uses Static Keys for encryption. Static (Shared) Keys are never changed, and a hacker can crack the key after a period of time. Shared-Key: When chosen, the encryption Key is also used for authentication between the Router and Client.
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Page 25: Wireless > Advance Setting
WPA-PSK is also known as WPA-Preset-Key. This implementation is more secure than WEP as the encryption is automatically changed periodically. To configure this feature, just key in a 8-63 ASCII character or 64 HEX character pass-phrase for both the Router and Cards. Cipher: You can choose to use TKIP or AES for the cipher type. -
Page 26: Wireless > Mac Address Control
Slot Time: Choose short or long slot time. The slot time is the amount of time a device waits after a collision before retransmitting. Protection Mode: None: There is no protection before sending out any packet. Always: There is always a protection frame sending out before actual data packet transmitting. The exact protection frame sending out depends on the protection type. -
Page 27: Dhcp > Dhcp Server
DHCP > DHCP Server This page is to configure the properties of the Router’s built-in DHCP Server. Take note that the built-in DHCP Server distributes IP Addresses to both the LAN ports and the WLAN clients. Enable DHCP Server: Tick to enable the built-in DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) Server. -
Page 28: Dhcp > Dhcp List
MAC Address: Enter the MAC Address of the Server, so that the Router can identify your Server properly. The format for the MAC address is aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff. IP Address: Enter the IP Address that you want to reserve for your Server. DHCP >... -
Page 29: Port Forward > Icmp Forward
Predefined Application: There are some predefined applications in the table. Select the application you want to use and enable it. You may also change the parameters of these predefined applications to suit your application. Trigger Port: Enter the port associated to the application. This is the port used to trigger the application. -
Page 30: Port Forward > Upnp Setting
Enable DMZ: Tick to enable DMZ. DMZ Host IP: Enter the local computer's (Web or Game Server) IP address. Port Forward > UPnP Setting Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) is a network feature utilizing the Internet and Web protocols to promote the communicative exchange of information between networking devices. -
Page 31: Firewall > Mac Filter
Enable Modem Access: this feature is access the modem configuration which is IP 192.168.250.55, to checking the MOBI signal strength. Firewall > MAC Filter This page allows you to specify which computer can access the Internet and which computer cannot access the Internet. -
Page 32: Firewall > Ip Filter
Firewall > IP Filter This page allows you to filter off certain IP addresses at certain time of the day. LAN IP: Enter the LAN IP address that would be denied access to the Internet. It can be one IP or a range of IP. -
Page 33: Firewall > Advance
Enable URL Blocking: Tick to enable URL blocking function. URL Keywords or Domain: Enter the keywords or the domain that you want to block. Status: Choose to activate or de-activate the blocking rule. Firewall > Advance Block SynFlood: SynFlood is a virus that sends multiple Syn packets to a host, occupying a large memory space of the Router. -
Page 34: Miscellaneous > Dynamic Dns
Miscellaneous > Dynamic DNS Dynamic DNS allows you to update your current dynamic IP address with dynamic DNS services so that you can be contactable most of the time. You can also access your FTP server or web page on your own computer using a domain name. Unlike IP address, the domain name will not change with each reconnect. -
Page 35: System Tools > System Log
System Tools > System Log This page allows you to configure the Router to dump its status to a System Log Server. Enable Remote System Log: Enable this feature to allow the Router to constantly update its status on a System log Server. System Log Server IP: Enter the IP Address of the System Log Server if you had enabled Remote Logging. -
Page 36: System Tools > System Admin
System Tools > System Admin This page allows you to change the Administrator’s Username and Password. The default username and password is admin / admin. After every Factory Reset, the Router reverts to this combination. System Tools > Backup/Restore Settings Use this page to preserve any good setting. -
Page 37: System Tools > Firmware Update
System Tools > Firmware Update This page allows you to update the firmware (software) in the Router. New firmwares are issued to improve the performance and add features to the product. Firmware upgrades procedures: 1. Select “System Tools”->”Firmware upgrade” 2. Use “Browse” button to locate the new firmware (named apimg1). 3. -
Page 38: Factory Reset
Since the Ethernet port of a MOBI UTD-W Terminal has a fixed IP address, 192.168.250.55 as default, it is strongly recommended to isolate both the MOBI UTD-W Terminal and your PC from a live Ethernet network in order to avoid any network trouble. -
Page 39: Before Open The Web Indicator, Please "Enable Modem Access" At Port Forward > Advanced Setting
IP address. So, the default IP address cannot be used for the other equipment in the network connected. The URL will jump automatically to the IP address you changed. Now, you are seeing information in the MOBI UTD-W Terminal. The structure of the information pages is as follows. IP Address Setting... - Page 40 This page shows current IP address of the MOBI UTD-W Terminal. You can change the IP address on this page. To change it, type new IP address and click “Submit” button. The page shown below will be shown. Page 43 of 54...
- Page 41 IP address. So, the default IP address cannot be used for the other equipment in the network connected. The URL will jump automatically to the IP address you changed. Now, you are seeing information in the MOB UTD-W Terminal. The structure of the information pages is as follows. IP Address Setting...
- Page 42 This shows the firmware version and the build date of the MOBI Terminal. (3) Hardware Build Date This shows the hardware version and the manufactured date of the MOBI Terminal. (4) UTID UTID is an identifier assigned to the MOBI Terminal. This will be used for maintenance support. Page 45 of 54...
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Page 43: Pc Configuration
PC CONFIGURATION The Router’s function is to connect multiple PCs to the Internet. In addition to configuring the Router, the PCs’ IP settings would also need to be configured. It is easiest to use DHCP client for the PCs. This is also the default whenever you: Install a new Wireless PCMCIA/Cardbus card, or When you plug an Ethernet cable into your PC for the first time. - Page 44 In the box, click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Make sure there is a tick in the box for TCP/IP. Use automatic for both the settings. Click OK and close all windows. Windows 98SE and ME may prompt you for a reboot. DHCP Client has been set up on your PC.
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Page 45: M Yip Address
My IP Address This section describes how to check your PC’s IP Address. Every PC in your network must have a unique IP Address. A new Router (or after Factory Reset) would have a default IP Address of 192.168.1.1. For Win98 and Windows ME Users To check your PC’s IP Address, go to Start >>... - Page 46 For Windows 2000 and Windows XP Users Go to Start >> Run. Type cmd In the DOS-window, type ipconfig In this example, we can see that the PC has an IP Address of 192.168.1.2. The Default Gateway is 192.168.1.1, which is the Router. For more details, type ipconfig/all.
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Page 47: Ping
Ping! Ping is a very useful tool to check network connectivity. Making sure that your PC is physically plugged into your Router is NOT sufficient! They must also be connected in the networking sense: their IP settings must be correct. To check if your PC is connected to the Router, you can perform a Ping to the Router’s IP Address (Usually 192.168.1.1). - Page 48 If the Ethernet cable is unplugged or if the Wireless LAN settings are wrong, it shows Hardware error: If the destination does not exist or cannot be reached because of incorrect IP settings, it would show Request timed out. Ping tests are very useful. If the ping is not successful, you may have: Changed the LAN IP of the Router.
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Page 49: Web Browser Settings
Web Browser Settings By default, your Web Browser (eg. Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape) does not need any setup to use the Router. The default settings would allow you to surf the web using the Router. Never Dial a Connection The Web Browser is tied to a particular device for accessing the Internet. This is the reason why you have to configure it if you had used another networking device previously. - Page 50 Proxy Server MOBI do not require you to configure a Proxy Server to surf the Internet. Check with your technical support if you are required to configure a Proxy Server, you would have to follow these steps: Continue from the previous page. Click on LAN Settings.
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Page 51: Technical Support
• Manufacturer assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss caused by incorrect use of MOBI UTD-W Terminal • The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice due to engineering improvement.