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Page 1 - User Manual

3G / UMTS WLAN LAN GatewayWirelessLANLANWirelessUser Manual

Page 2 - Contents

InstallationEncryption is disabled by default on your Ovation and should be set up as thefinal step in your installation. See page 37 for stepbystep

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10InstallationStep 2: Connect the powerOnly use the power adapter you received with your Ovation. Using a differentpower adapter could cause damage. A

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InstallationStep 3: Connect your computer You can connect your computer to your Ovation using either a WLAN (wireless)connection or a LAN cable. Wirel

Page 5 - LCD display

12InstallationLAN connection Your Ovation box contains a LAN cable (Ethernet cable). Use this cable toestablish a LAN connection between your computer

Page 6 - Side panel

13InstallationStep 5: Connect to the Internet Your final step is to connect to the Internet. You will need the PIN code thatcame with your Ovation. •

Page 7 - Wall mounting

14Installation• Enter your user name in the Username box. The default user name is admin.• Enter your password in the Password box. The default pass

Page 8 - Safety guidelines

15Installation• Click the Connect buttonon the Connection Manager.• When the message appears,letting you know you are being redirected to the PIN pa

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1616• Type your PIN code inthe PIN Code box.• Click Go. • Wait for the connection.• Once you are connected,you can surf the Internet, access your e

Page 10 - Installation

17Internet SettingsYou can change or customize your Internet settings. You must open the Toolsbefore you can change these settings. Opening the ToolsO

Page 11 - Step 2: Connect the power

Internet SettingsChanging your PIN codeFor security reasons, you should change your preset PIN code. The length ofyour PIN code will vary, depending o

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ContentsWelcomeOverview 3LCD display 4Side panel 5Wall mounting 6Safety guidelines 7InstallationStep 1: Insert the SIM 9Step 2: Connect the power 10St

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Internet SettingsDisconnect automatically Your Ovation was set up at the factory to automatically disconnect from theInternet when your session is ina

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Internet SettingsReconnect automatically Enable automatic reconnect to minimize Internet connection disruptions. If yourOvation automatically disconne

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Internet SettingsMonitor usageTo monitor the duration of your connection you can view your connectionstatistics throughout the month. Please note tha

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Internet SettingsDisconnect from the InternetThere are two methods you can use to disconnect from the Internet. Maximizeor enable the Connection Manag

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Internet SettingsAdjust the time The LCD on your Ovation displays the current time. By default, the time is setup to synchronize with the time on your

Page 19 - Changing your PIN code

Administration SettingsYou can change common administration settings for your Ovation. You mustopen the Tools before you can change these settings. Ch

Page 20 - Disconnect automatically

Administration Settings Back up your settingsCreate a backup file to save your user specific settings. Use it to restore yoursettings. When you create

Page 21 - Reconnect automatically

Administration SettingsRestore your settingsIf you previously created a backup file, you can use the file to restore yourOvation to your custom settin

Page 22 - Monitor usage

Administration SettingsUpgrade the Ovation firmware Contact your service provider to find out where you can download the mostcurrent version of the Ov

Page 23 - Disconnect from the Internet

2Wireless Security SettingsReview the basics 35Determine the exposure 36Protect your data 37Rename your network 40Restrict access 41Hide your network

Page 24 - Adjust the time

29Administration Settings• Click Upgrade.• Enter either a complete pathto the upgrade file in the Upgrade Router field or click Browse to find the do

Page 26 - Administration Settings

31Restore Factory DefaultSettingsYou can restore your Ovation to the factory default settings. This resets thepassword back to password. It also erase

Page 28 - Restore your settings

SMSYour Ovation is equipped to send and receive SMS text messages. This featuremay or may not be available, depending on your service provider. Send m

Page 29 - Upgrade the Ovation firmware

SMSDelete messagesSMS text messages are stored on your SIM card. The number of messages youcan store varies, depending on your service provider. When

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Wireless Security SettingsReview the basics Simply connecting your computer to your Ovation provides a basic level ofprotection.Network Address Trans

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Wireless Security Settings Protect your data Data sent through a wired or wireless network is transmitted as plain text.Anyone able to break into your

Page 32 - Settings

37Wireless Security SettingsRepeat the “Initial Connection Process” and enter the key when asked. YourOvation is now secure. Reconnecting your compute

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Wireless Security SettingsWiFi Protected Access (WPAPSK) This type of encryption helps protect your network from unauthorized accessand eavesdroppers

Page 34 - Read messages

WelcomeWithin minutes, all of the computers in your home can be sharing a wirelessconnection to the Internet through the 3G/UMTS mobile network.Tip: T

Page 35 - Setup options

Wireless Security SettingsReconnecting your computerWhen you click Apply after you set up the WPAPSK encryption, computerswith wireless connections t

Page 36 - Wireless Security Settings

40Wireless Security SettingsRename your network The default Service Set Identifier (SSID) for your Ovation is ovation. In someoperating systems, the S

Page 37 - Protect your data

Wireless Security SettingsRestrict access A common method of restricting network access is to specify the Media AccessControl (MAC) address. Every net

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Wireless Security SettingsHide your network By default, your Ovation broadcasts the Service Set Identifier (SSID). In someoperating systems, the SSID

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Wireless Security Settings Control the trafficA firewall blocks Internet traffic that might cause damage to the computers inyour network. Before traff

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44Wireless Security SettingsBlock contentIf you have children in your household, you might want to protect them fromweb sites that contain inappropria

Page 41 - Rename your network

Wireless Security SettingsMonitor activityLogging security events keeps you aware of potential security risks andattempted attacks. You control which

Page 43 - Hide your network

Advanced Network SettingsAs a rule, you do not have to enter any other settings. The possibleconfigurations described in this section mainly apply to

Page 44 - Control the traffic

Advanced Network SettingsWLAN ModeBy default, your Ovation is set to “802.11b and 802.11g”. This setting enablesyou to connect a mix of 802.11b/g comp

Page 45 - Block content

4WelcomeLCD display 1 UMTS Online when you are connected to the 3G/UMTS mobile network. Offlinewhen you are not connected to the 3G/UMTS mobile networ

Page 46 - Monitor activity

Advanced Network SettingsReboot Reboot your Ovation to resolve existing connection problems or enable new network configurations.• Click Reboot.• Clic

Page 48 - Advanced Network Settings

TroubleshootingWhy doesn’t the Connection Manager window appear? If the Connection Manager window does not appear, you may be usingsoftware that is bl

Page 49 - WLAN Mode

TroubleshootingDid you clear the browser cache? Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later versions • Select ToolsInternet Options. • Click General inf

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TroubleshootingHow can I tell if I am connected?The UMTS indicator on the LCD shows UMTS ONLINE when your Ovation isconnected to the Internet. The LAN

Page 52 - Troubleshooting

Glossary802.11b WLAN standard. Provides a transmission speed of 11 Mbps in the 2.4 GHz band. 802.11g WLAN standard. Provides transmission speeds of up

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GlossaryHTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP); a service protocol to transmit documents between servers or from a server to a client. Is almost only

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GlossaryPort Describes an interface between the operating system, applications, and Internet.SMTP Email programs use Simple Mail Transfer Protocol(SM

Page 56 - Glossary

WelcomeSide panel 51 UMTS on/off Press this button to connect or disconnect from the 3G/UMTS mobile network.2 LANTo connect your Ovation to a computer

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Specifications3G/UMTS 2100 MHz UMTS LAN 10BaseT/100BaseT LAN WLAN 802.11 b/g WLAN Speed Up to 384 Kbps Security 128 bit WEP Encryption Port and UR

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6Welcome Wall mountingYou can mount your Ovation on a wall or other vertical surface. If the wall isdrywall, use two hollow wallanchors to secure the

Page 60 - Specifications

7Welcome Safety guidelinesYour Ovation is a sensitive electronic device. It is based on the same principlesas cell phones and other wireless devices.

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