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TravelNet Data/Voice Cellular Router Installation Guide
ATTENTION INSTALLER
Parts List:
• TravelNet Data/Voice Cellular Routers ( Models TN-2301/TN-2303/TN-2305)
• Green battery pack
• 110 volt power adapter
• Power line cord
• Edimax BR-6204WG WiFi Preconfigured Router
• 110 volt adapter with plug connector
• 3 foot Ethernet Cable
• RJ11 Phone Cable
• (2)External Antenna (white)
• (2)External Antenna mount with 14’ cable
• (2)Stainless Antenna Mounts
• (2)SMA to TNC adapt
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TravelNet’s Cellular Router System is Preconfigured And Ready to Install with these Easy Steps Installation Instructions: ( Models TN-2301/TN-2303/TN-2305) 1. Install the TravelNet Router and Edimax Router equipment in a convenient place such as upper cabinet (Velcro works well on the base of the each unit). Mount the unit so that the diagnostic lights can be viewed without moving the TravelNet Router and the Edimax Wireless Router. 2. Locate the 2 antennas on the roof
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Position the antennas near the cable entry point. Here the TravelNet unit was located in the front overhead (Figure 1) with the antennas mounted close by on the roof. Figure 2 Note that the antenna mounts are anchored to the 7” x 7” aluminum ground plane and that everything is well sealed. Figure 3 3. Insert the small end of the cable through the ¾” diameter hole in the stainless antenna mount and feed the cable through. Next screw the brass antenna mount nut to
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mounts securely to the ground plane and coach roof as shown. Secure the antenna cable to the roof as shown. Figure 4 4. Route the 2 antenna cables to the cable entry hole in the coach roof. Securely attach the cable entry cover over the cable entry point on the coach roof using screws and caulk (Figure 5) Antenna cables should be directed to the TravelNet Router. Figure 5 Ver. 1.5 4/21/2009 - 4 -
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Setup the TravelNet Data/Voice Terminal Setting up your Carrier Account. Your TravelNet-DV requires both a data plan for internet service and a voice plan for analog phone service. Locate the “Account Application” (yellow sheet) in the “End User Envelope”. Sprint Customers (TN-2303) fill out the top half of the form and fax back to TravelNet Tech Support. Tech Support will set up the line of service with Sprint and contact you with the provisioning information required to
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1. Remove Battery Compartment Door on the bottom of the unit. Figure 7 2. Installing the AT&T SIM (Sprint and Verizon users skip to Step 3) Figure 8 Install the SIM Card into the SIM card holder in the battery compartment. • If applicable, remove the SIM Card from the larger plastic card holding it. • Remove the battery compartment door from your TravelNet unit. • Carefully slide the SIM Card into the SIM card holder inside the battery compartment. It will slide length
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3. Install the Battery & Secure the compartment door. Install the Rechargeable Battery Pack into the battery compartment. Remove the battery compartment door, insert the battery connector into the battery terminal, arrange the battery pack in the compartment, and replace the battery compartment door. (As pictured above, the clipped corner of the battery connector will be on the left side.) Figure 9 4. Attach Antenna cables Figure 10 Figure 11 Carefully
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Connect Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on the TravelNet Network Port (as shown) and to the Edimax WAN port (as shown) Antenna cables not shown for clarity. Figure 12 6. Attach Phone Cable Connect an RJ-11 Phone cable from a standard phone to the Phone input (J1 Figure 13 7. Attach power cable Connect the Power Supply Adapter to the unit’s Power Input and connect the Power Line Cord to the Power Supply Adapter. Then, connect the Power Line Cord plug into a
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8. Turn on Cell Router Power using switch. Figure 14 9. Understanding the LED Lights Note: LED’s are tricolored, Green, Amber and Red and this corresponds to the background colors of the table below. Figure 15 LED Status Table LED Service Signal Signal Signal Power Messaging Phone Strength 1 Strength 2 Strength 3 Status /SIM No On Hook / Off No Power Messages No WAN AC/Batt On Hook/ Solid Voicemail Service / 2G 1 Bar 2 Bars 3 Bars Normal WAN Slow Batt Onl
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Attention Installer: Place “User Envelope” in cabinet or drawer for your customer. TravelNet Data/Voice (TN-2303) Terminal Setup Activate your Sprint TravelNet Data/Voice on the Sprint Network Your TravelNet Data/Voice requires a data plan for internet and a voice plan to hook up the analog phone. Locate the “Account Application” (yellow sheet) in the “End User Envelope”. Fill out the top half of the form and fax to TravelNet Tech Support. Tech Support will set up
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Figure 17 1. When all devices are connected and powered on, use your computer to connect to the TravelNet Device Manager. • Launch your Web browser (Internet Explorer or Firefox). • Go to the browser’s address bar, type http://192.168.1.1, and press Enter or click the green Go arrow. A “Connect to” window will be displayed. • _ Enter the default User name (“ctek”) and Password (“1234”). The TravelNet Device Manager will start and display the Home screen. Figure 18 2. From the
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Figure 19 • Proceed to Set Up a Wireless WAN Data Connection. TIP: Bookmark the TravelNet Device Manager access page (http://192.168.1.1). 3. For Sprint Activation, manually enter your MSL/SPC Code (4a), your MDN (10-digit wireless phone number) (4b), and your MIN/MSID (usually also your 10-digit wireless phone number) (4c). 4. Click Save. If you have no additional changes, click Restart to complete Activation. The TravelNet will power down and restart. Ver. 1.5 4/2
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5. Click Setup, click Wireless WAN in the Setup menu. 6. PSD Auto Connect select Always On 7. Do a hard restart of all network devices in order, first the TravelNet Cellular nd Router, 2 the WiFi Router, and finally laptop. Activate your AT&T TravelNet Data/Voice (TN-2301) on the AT&T Network Set Up Your TravelNet Your AT&T TravelNet (TN-2301) requires a data plan for internet service and a voice plan to connect the analog phone to . Locate the “Account Activation”
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NOTE; Do not touch the gold-colored areas of your SIM Card. Figure 20 2. Install the Rechargeable Battery Pack into the battery compartment. (Fig. 20 above) • _ With the battery compartment door open, insert the battery connector into the battery terminal. • Arrange the battery pack in the battery compartment, so the battery connector wire is in the top right of the compartment. • Replace the battery compartment door. • The battery connector will have the rounded corner side on
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• _In a vehicle environment, grounding to the frame and battery or alternator can reduce static or buzzing during voice calls. Connect the Ethernet (RJ-45) cable to the Ethernet Port on the TravelNet D/V. (This cable will serve as the connection to your computer or WiFi Router or other network device in most configurations, including the primary Wireless WAN data connection.) Setting Up WiFi Security on the Edimax BR-6204WG Refer to the Edimax users guide CD for additional informatio
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Figure 23 WEP Key Setup Parameters Default Description Key Length 64-bit You can select the WEP key length for encryption, 64-bit or 128-bit. Larger WEP key length requires 26 hexadecimal characters Key Format Use hexadecimal digits (in the "A-F", "a-f" and "0-9" range) to be the WEP Key. Examples: Hexadecimal Digits: 12345abcde or abcdef0123 10. Write key on piece of paper or on Edimax manual and keep in a safe place with other important documentation. 11. Click on the App
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Use the following procedure to configure Windows XP with SP2 for your infrastructure mode wireless network when the wireless network adapter supports Wireless Auto Configuration: 1. When the computer is within range of the wireless router or Access Point (AP) operating in your home or small business, Windows XP should detect it and prompt you with a Wireless networks detected message in the notification area of your taskbar. 2. Click the notification message. If you are not notified, righ
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1. Open Connect to a Network by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Connect to. 2. In the Show list, click Wireless. You'll see a list of the wireless networks currently available. If you do not see a network listing similar to this example: TravelNet 1234, it may be necessary to reset power on the WiFi router, wait 45 to 60 seconds and refresh the “View Available Wireless Networks”. You'll see a list of the wireless networks currently available. 3. Click a network, and then c
