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MWR638 3G MOBILE WI-FI

V1.0

User Manual

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Contents About the Device .................................................................................................................... 5

Minimum System Requirements ............................................................................ 6

Package Contents ................................................................................................. 6

Device Design .......................................................................................................................... 7

Front Panel ............................................................................................................... 7

Screen Display Icons ............................................................................................... 7

Back Panel ............................................................................................................... 8

Device Label Sticker ............................................................................................... 8

Getting Started ........................................................................................................................ 9

Removing/Disabling Conflicts ............................................................................... 9

Internet Sharing, Proxy, and Security Applications .......................................... 10

Configuring TCP/IP Settings ................................................................................. 11

Configuring Internet Properties ........................................................................... 11

Removing Temporary Internet Files .................................................................... 12

Device Setup .......................................................................................................................... 13

SIM Card Installation ............................................................................................. 13

Charging your Device .......................................................................................... 14

Turning ON your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi ........................................................................ 14

PIN Lock .................................................................................................................. 15

Internet Connectivity ............................................................................................ 15

Connecting Wirelessly .......................................................................................... 15

The Web User Interface (UI) ................................................................................................. 16

Accessing the Web User Interface (UI) .............................................................. 16

PIN Unlock .............................................................................................................. 17

Logging In to the Web UI ..................................................................................... 18

The Web User Interface (UI) Menu...................................................................... 19

Quick Setup ........................................................................................................... 21

Status ...................................................................................................................... 22

SMS .......................................................................................................................... 27

SD Card .................................................................................................................. 29

Settings ................................................................................................................... 32

3G Mobile Wi-Fi Care Tips ..................................................................................................... 38

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About the Device

Revel in fast HSPA+ / HSPA / UMTS speeds wherever you are,

whenever you need it. With the Aztech MWR638 3G Mobile Wi-Fi

convert your SIM cards HSPA+ / HSPA / UMTS data connectivity to a

highly reliable and perfectly secure wireless network that can easily

be shared to up to 10 wireless devices simultaneously - the ideal

partner of both internet savvy and outgoing individuals who

constantly love to travel with family and/or friends without losing

internet accessibility.

Using a classic yet exquisite pebble design and build, the 3G Mobile

Wi-Fi is equipped with a 1500mAH Lithium-ion battery especially

designed to accommodate up to 5 hours of usage a reliable

partner of users who are constantly active when it comes to online

activities such as web browsing, social networking, and other similar

activities.

In addition, the 3G Mobile Wi-Fi is also accompanied by an intuitively

designed Web User Interface which enables users to fully customize

both the basic and advanced settings of its wireless network, change

network settings, send/view/receive sms messages, and perform

other device oriented functions such as firmware upgrade and

backup and settings restore.

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Minimum System Requirements

Your computer must meet (or have) the following requirements.

Any Operating System (e.g. Windows 8/10, MAC OS)

Web Browser (e.g. Google Chrome, Internet Explorer)

Wireless network adapter

Package Contents Please check the package contents listed below. For any missing items,

please contact your dealer immediately. Product contents vary for different

models.

3G Mobile Wi-Fi

Battery Pack

USB Cable

Easy Start Guide

Warranty Policy

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Device Design

Front Panel

Screen Display Icons

ICON DESCRIPTION

Signal Strength Indicator

Network Type

Wi-Fi Status & Device User Count

Internet Status

New SMS

Inbox Full

Network/Operator Information

Automatic/Manual Dial Mode

Data Usage Indicator

Roaming Status

Screen Display

Reset Button

Power Button

Micro USB Port

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Back Panel

Device Label Sticker

Bottom Cover

SIM Card Slot

NOTE: The 3G

Mobile Wi-Fi only

works with a

STANDARD SIZED

SIM Card

32GB Micro SD

Card Slot

Found underneath the

battery pack of your device,

the label sticker contains the

default SSID, WiFi Key, the

web user interface IP

Address and its login

password.

NOTE : You may opt to write down the

WiFi Key of your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi for

easier reference.

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Getting Started

Setting up the device is easy. The flowchart below provides an outline of the

steps needed in order to complete the installation. Brief descriptions appear

beside each step. Detailed instructions are provided in the subsequent

pages.

You may now access the internet.

You may need to check some settings or

disable some applications before

proceeding with the installation.

Insert a valid SIM Card, charge your

device, and PIN Code entry.

(Optional) You may configure your 3G

Mobile Wi-Fis settings and other features

through the Web User Interface.

Remove/Disable

Conflicts

Device

Setup

Use the Web User

Interface

(Optional)

Ready to Use

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Removing/Disabling Conflicts

To ensure that the 3G Mobile Wi-Fi accessibility moves on smoothly, you need

to remove or disable conflicts that may interfere with the installation.

Probable conflicts may include:

Internet sharing applications

Proxy software

Security software

TCP/IP settings

Internet properties

Temporary Internet files

Internet Sharing, Proxy, and Security

Applications

Internet sharing, proxy software, and firewall applications may interfere with

the 3G Mobile Wi-Fis accessibility. These should be removed or disabled

before starting the installation.

If you have any of the following or similar applications installed on your

computer, remove or disable them according to the manufacturers

instructions.

Internet Sharing

Applications

Proxy Software Security Software

Microsoft Internet Sharing WinGate Symantec

WinProxy Zone Alarm

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Configuring TCP/IP Settings

Check if your computer uses the default TCP/IP settings.

To check the TCP/IP properties:

1. Select Start > Run. The Run dialog box would appear.

2. Enter control ncpa.cpl on the input box, and then click the OK button.

This would open the Network Connections window in your computer.

3. Right-click LAN and then select Properties. The Local Area Connection

Properties dialog box would appear.

4. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then click Properties. The Internet

Protocol (TCP/IP) dialog box would appear.

5. Select Obtain an IP address automatically.

6. Click the OK button to close the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) dialog box.

7. Click the OK button to close the Local Area Connection Properties

dialog box.

Configuring Internet Properties

To set the Internet Properties:

1. Select Start > Run. This opens the Run dialog box.

2. Enter control inetcpl.cpl and then click OK to open the Internet

Properties window.

3. Click on the Connections tab.

4. On the Dial-up and Virtual Private Network settings pane, select Never

dial a connection.

5. Click OK to close Internet Properties.

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Removing Temporary Internet Files

Temporary Internet files are files from Web sites that are stored in your

computer. Delete these files to clean the cache and remove footprints left by

the Web pages you visited.

To remove temporary Internet files:

1. Select Start > Run to open the Run dialog box.

2. Enter control and then click the OK button to open the Control Panel.

3. Double-click Internet Options.

4. On the Internet Options window, in the Temporary Internet Files pane,

click Delete Cookies.

5. Click Delete Files.

6. Click OK to close Internet Properties.

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Device Setup

Preparing your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi is simple and easy. All steps provided below

have been arranged sequentially for your ease.

SIM Card Installation NOTE : Please prepare a valid, STANDARD SIZED SIM Card.

1. Remove the bottom cover and battery

pack of your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi device.

2. Insert the standard sized SIM Card into

your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis SIM Card slot.

3. Return the battery pack and bottom

cover in place. Please observe the

correct polarity of the battery pack and

ensure that the bottom cover is locked

into place.

RETURN BATTERY AND

BOTTOM COVER

INSERT SIM CARD

REMOVE BOTTOM

COVER AND

BATTERYPACK

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Charging your Device Once you have correctly inserted the battery pack and bottom cover, you

can now begin charging your device. To charge the 3G Mobile Wi-Fi, simply

connect the device to your Desktop / PC using the USB Cable included in the

package.

NOTE: You may also use a 5V 1A phone charger for your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi.

Turning ON your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi

PRESS AND HOLD the Power

button of your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi

until its Screen Display turns ON.

NOTE: To turn OFF the device,

PRESS AND HOLD the power

button until the Screen Display

turns OFF.

3G Mobile Wi-Fi Desktop / PC

PRESS AND HOLD

the Power button

to turn it ON/OFF.

Power Button

USB

Cable

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PIN Lock If your SIM has an active PIN code, the screen display would show : PIN LOCK.

You may have to log in to the web user interface of your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi

(please see Accessing the Web User Interface section) and correctly enter

your SIM Cards PIN Code first (please see PIN Unlock section).

NOTES:

For more details regarding your SIM Cards PIN/PUK code, please

contact your service provider.

Ensure correct PIN Code entry. A maximum of three (3) tries for PIN

Code entry can be made.

You may opt to disable the PIN feature later on (please see the

enable/disable the PIN Code under Status section).

Internet Connectivity

After turning ON the 3G Mobile Wi-Fi, your device will

automatically connect to the Internet.

You may refer to your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis screen display and quickly verify

Internet connectivity through the Internet Status icon and/or through the

Network Type icon used by the device.

NOTE: For best internet speeds, it is highly recommended to have 3G as the

displayed Network Type. Relocate the device for better network signal

reception to have the best Wi-Fi speeds.

Connecting Wirelessly Once you have turned ON the device, you may immediately connect your

wireless devices to your MWR638s wireless network by connecting to the

wireless network name / SSID and wireless password / WiFi Key provided on

the device label sticker.

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The Web User Interface (UI)

The Web User Interface allows you to fully customize both the basic and

advanced settings of your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis wireless network, change its

mobile network settings, send/view/receive SMS messages, and perform

other device oriented functions such as firmware upgrade and other similar

features.

The layout and content positioning of your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis web user

interface is mapped below.

Accessing the Web User Interface (UI) To access your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis Web User Interface:

1. Launch any web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Google Chrome).

2. On the address bar, type 192.168.2.1 and press Enter. You will be

redirected to the Home page of your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis Web User

Interface.

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NOTE: If your SIM Card has an active PIN Lock, you would be redirected

to the PIN Code Entry page of the Web User Interface page.

PIN Unlock If your SIM Card has an active PIN Lock, the screen display of your 3G Mobile

Wi-Fi would show PIN Lock . Upon accessing the Web User Interface of your

device, you would immediately be redirected to the PIN Code page. Simply

enter the correct PIN Code, click OK, and you will be redirected to the Home

Page of your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis Web User Interface.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

If your SIM has an active PIN code, you may have to log in to the web

user interface of your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi and correctly enter it first. You

may opt to disable this feature later on.

A maximum of 3 PIN Code entries can be made. If all PIN Code retries

fail, PUK Code entry would follow.

Please refer to your SIM Packs manual for the maximum PUK Code

reentries possible. These may vary from one Service Provider SIM Card

to another.

SIM Card will become inaccessible if both PIN and PUK Code entry fail.

If your SIM Card has been blocked, please take note that you will still

be able to access your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis Web User Interface. However,

your SIM Card would not be able to receive any network signal and no

browsing activity can be done.

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Logging In to the Web UI In order to fully modify your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis configurations, you must first

login to the web user interface.

The default password for your MWR638s web user interface is admin.

NOTE : Only one user can log in to the web user interface.

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The Web User Interface (UI) Menu The Web UI menu provides constant Menu and Logout accessibility

throughout all web user interface pages.

The Web User Interfaces main menu contains the following items:

Quick Setup

Status

SMS

SD Card

Settings

In addition, the Web UI menu also contains the Quick Info section that can

be found useful in easily identifying your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis current status such

as your devices current signal status, Internet status, SMS status, Battery

status, and even Wi-Fi status.

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Icon Description

Indicates an unread SMS message

Indicates the 3G Mobile Wi-Fis network signal

Indicates that the device is connected to the Internet and the

devices current data transfer activity.

Indicates that the wireless network is active.

Indicates the 3G Mobile Wi-Fis battery status.

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Quick Setup The Quick Setup menu allows you to modify your devices connection mode,

the SSID or wireless network name that it broadcasts, and even the Web User

Interfaces login password. In addition, it also allows you to change the

wireless networks password.

NOTE: After modifying this area, you would need to reconnect your wireless

devices to your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis wireless network again.

To modify the quick setup section:

1. Select the Connection Mode. You may set this to manual if you prefer

to manually connect your MWR638 to the Internet.

2. On the SSID field, enter the preferred SSID or wireless network name

that you want your device to broadcast.

3. On the New Password and Confirmed New Password field, enter the

preferred password to the web user interface

4. Click Next to proceed.

5. Enter the preferred password on the Key field.

6. Click Apply to save and apply changes.

NOTE: You may have to reconnect again to the wireless network of your

MWR638 using the new SSID and password you have set.

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Status Allows you to view your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis current connection status, manually

connect it to the Internet, view usage history, manage ISP profiles, configure

network settings, enable/change/disable SIM card PIN Code, and even view

the list of connected devices.

The Status page has the following submenus:

Connection Status

Usage History

USSD

Profile Management

Network

PIN Code Management

Connected Device(s)

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Connection Status. Allows you to view the status of the current

connection, WAN status, and WLAN status. In addition, this page also

allows you to manually connect your MWR638 to the Internet if the

connection mode of your device is set to manual.

USSD. Allows you to view and/or even access various service provider

services through short lines of code. Do take note that USSD codes vary

from one service provider to another.

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Usage History. Allows you to view various usage durations of your

device. You may clean the accumulated history through the Clean

History button, or refresh the page to update field values through the

Refresh button.

Profile Management. Allows you to create, delete, modify, and edit

profiles your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi will use. Do take note that your MWR638

automatically detects the profile settings of your SIM Card. Creating

new profiles are only necessary if your MWR638 does not detect your

SIM cards settings (these details can be provided by your ISP).

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Network. Allows you to modify what network (2G/3G, 2G only, 3G only)

will be used by your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi in its internet connection, and/or

modify the means by which your MWR638 will connect to the Internet.

PIN Code Management. Allows you to enable/disable the PIN code

feature, and/or change the current PIN code used. Do take note that

you can only change the PIN Code if the PIN Code function is

enabled.

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Connected Devices. Allows you to view the current wireless devices

connected to your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi including each devices IP address,

name, and current association/connection time. You may click the

Refresh button to refresh the list.

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SMS The SMS menu page allows you to create and send new messages, access

and/or delete received/save messages, modify your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis SMS

Settings such as the SMS service center number and/or change the default

SMS storage of your device.

By default, your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi uses your SIM Cards memory in storing

messages.

The SMS menu has the following submenus:

Inbox

Outbox

Drafts

SMS Settings

Write SMS. Allows you to compose and/or save sms / messages.

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Draft. Allows you to view saved messages.

Sent Items. Allows you to view sent messages.

SMS Settings. Allows you to configure your SIM cards SMSC or Short

Message Service Center, and/or configure the storage location of all

received messages.

NOTE: SMSCs are automatically obtained by your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi from

your SIM Card.

To configure the SMS Settings:

1. Enter the SMSC number.

2. Select the Save Mode or storage location where the messages will

be saved.

3. Click Apply to save and apply settings.

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SD Card Allows you to configure the accessibility of an attached SD Card or

browse/upload/download/delete the contents of an SD Card. Do take note

that a working SD Card must first be present and attached on the SD card

slot of your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi.

It has the following submenus:

File Management

Sharing

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File Management. Allows you to explore, and upload/download files

from/to your SD card.

To download file(s):

1. On the folder explorer field, navigate to the directory of the

file that you want to download.

2. Click the file and it will immediately start downloading.

To upload file(s):

1. On the folder explorer field, navigate to the folder where you

wish to upload your files.

2. Click Browse and locate the file that you want to upload.

3. Click Upload to begin uploading the file on the desired folder.

To delete file(s):

1. Tick the folder(s) and/or file(s) that you want to delete.

2. Click Delete to delete the selected folder(s)/file(s).

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Sharing. Allows you to configure the sharing access mode of your SD

Card.

a. USB Only. Only allows SD card accessibility upon connecting

your 3G Mobile Wi-Fi to a Desktop/PC through USB cable.

b. Web Access. Allows full sharing access of your SD Cards

contents to all wirelessly connected devices via the Web User

Interface.

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Settings Allows you to configure your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis wireless settings, utilize its WPS

feature, enable/disable/modify MAC filter settings, backup your devices

setting, change its DHCP settings, perform soft reboot, and even view its

device information.

The Settings menu has the following submenus:

Wireless

WPS

DHCP Settings

Diagnostic

Device Admin

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Wireless. Allows you to configure the wireless settings of your device

such as its SSID, the Wi-Fi channels used, the number of users that can

connect to your device, and other similar properties.

NOTE: After modifying this area, you would need to reconnect your

devices to your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis wireless network again.

To configure your devices wireless settings:

1. It is highly suggested to use 802.11auto for the 802.11 Mode.

2. Enter the preferred wireless network name or SSID on the SSID field.

3. It is highly suggested to use Auto for the Wi-Fi Channel.

4. If you want to limit the number of users that can connect to your

device, select the preferred number of devices on the Max Number

of Users dropdown list.

5. On the Key field, enter your preferred wireless password.

6. Click Apply to save and apply changes.

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WPS. Allows you to use PBC or soft WPS, or use a WPS PIN to initiate the

WPS setup.

To select PBC (Push Button Configuration):

1. Tick the PBC (Push Button Configuration) radio button.

2. Click the button to begin the WPS pairing.

NOTE : Within two minutes, press the WPS button of the wireless

device (e.g. smartphone / laptop) that you want to connect to

ensure a successful WPS setup.

To select PIN:

1. On your wireless device (e.g. smartphone), go to its Wi-Fi Settings

then press WPS PIN Entry. An 8 digit PIN code will be generated.

2. On the Web User Interface of your MWR638, go to Settings > WPS.

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3. Enter the generated WPS PIN on the WPS PIN field.

4. Click Apply to save and apply changes.

DHCP Settings. Allows you to configure your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis DHCP

Server function or how your device will assign IP addresses to each

wireless device.

NOTE: After modifying this area, you would need to reconnect your

devices to your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis wireless network again.

To configure your devices DHCP Settings:

1. Enter the preferred Default Gateway. Do take note that upon

changing the default gateway, you would have to use the new

default gateway in accessing your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis web user

interface.

2. Enter the correct Subnet Mask.

3. Assign the preferred Host Name.

4. Enable the DHCP server and assign the preferred DHCP IP Pool /

range.

5. Enter the preferred Lease Time for each DHCP assigned IP address.

6. Click Apply to save and apply changes.

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Diagnostic. Displays your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis basic information such as its

software and Hardware version, its IMEI and MAC Address, its device

name and its current IP address and subnet mask. This page also allows

you to reboot / reset your device

Device Admin. Allows you to backup your devices current settings and

restore its current settings using the backup file, restore the device to its

default factory settings, or set MAC Filter settings in your wireless

network.

To backup your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis configuration:

1. Click Download. The backup configuration file will automatically be

downloaded.

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To restore settings from a backup file:

1. Click Browse and locate the backup file.

2. Click Upload to restore the settings from the backup file.

To configure MAC Filters:

NOTE: After modifying the wireless MAC filter settings, you would need

to reconnect your devices to your 3G Mobile Wi-Fis wireless network

again.

1. Click MAC Filter.

2. Select the MAC Filter setting on the MAC Filter dropdown list.

a. Enable. Allows wireless network access to all provided MAC

Addresses.

b. Disable. Disables the wireless MAC Filter feature.

3. Enter the MAC Address(es) that you want to allow, deny, access.

4. Click Apply to save and apply changes.

5. Reconnect your wireless devices as needed.

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3G Mobile Wi-Fi Care Tips

1. Do not use any USB cable with the 3G Mobile Wi-Fi other than the

supplied cable as it may damage the device rendering it unusable.

2. Do not allow the 3G Mobile Wi-Fi to get wet; when water gets in

contact with the device, the internal components might corrode and

break your device.

3. Prolonged usage may expose the device to overheating. This may

affect your devices performance. During such instances, it is

suggested turn OFF and allow the device to cooldown for a couple of

minutes before resuming usage.

4. Avoid exposing the device to heat and/or various humid environments.

5. Avoid dropping the 3G Mobile Wi-Fi device. Depending on the surface

it lands on, the 3G Mobile Wi-Fi can get its casing damaged or its

internal components dislodged affecting its functionality and

performance.

Safety Precautions

Do not open, service, disassemble, and/or change any internal

component.

Only qualified technical specialists are allowed to service the

equipment.

Observe proper safety precautions to avoid electric shock

Check voltage before connecting to the power supply. Connecting to

the wrong voltage will damage the equipment.

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