FCC ID: ARA-EFLINKM1002X LTE Multi-mode MiFi

EFLINKM1002X User Manual Passion for Wireless World EFLINKM1002X User Manual Confidential Material: This document contains information that is proprietary and confidential, reading and copying this document is prohibited without permission from AsiaTelco Technologies Co. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 1 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 1. 2. 3. 4. Index About this Manual ............................................................................ 5 Product Overview ............................................................................. 5 Configuring the MiFi ....................................................................... 5 Definition of buttons and OLED Screen .................................... 5 3.1 Buttons Definition ................................................................. 5 3.2 OLED Screen ......................................................................... 5 4.1 Login .................................................................................... 6 4.2 Quick setup ........................................................................... 7 4.2.1 User settings.............................................................................7 4.2.2 Internet Connection.................................................................7 4.2.3 Wireless Settings......................................................................9 4.2.4 Device Placement Guidelines................................................10 4.3 Dashboard .......................................................................... 11 4.4 Internet .............................................................................. 12 4.4.1 Internet Connection...............................................................13 4.4.2 Traffic Statistics......................................................................13 4.4.3 PIN Management....................................................................13 4.4.4 Manual Network.....................................................................15 4.5 Home Network ................................................................... 16 4.5.1 DHCP settings.........................................................................16 AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 2 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.5.2 Connected Devices.................................................................17 4.5.3 Network Activity....................................................................18 4.5.4 Custom Firewall Rules...........................................................18 4.5.5 Port Filter...............................................................................20 4.5.6 Port Forwarding.....................................................................22 4.5.7 Firewall Settings....................................................................23 4.6 PhoneBook ......................................................................... 24 4.7 SMS .................................................................................... 25 4.7.1 Device Inbox...........................................................................25 4.7.2 Device Outbox........................................................................26 4.7.3 SIM SMS..................................................................................27 4.7.4 Drafts......................................................................................27 4.7.5 SMS Settings...........................................................................28 4.8 Wireless.....................................................................................28 4.8.1 Wireless Settings....................................................................29 4.8.2 Wireless Security Settings.....................................................30 4.8.3 WPS.........................................................................................30 4.8.4 Wireless MAC Filters..............................................................31 4.9 Router ................................................................................ 32 4.9.1 User Management..................................................................33 AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 3 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.9.2 Configuration Management...................................................33 4.9.3 Software Upgrade..................................................................34 4.9.4 Reboot Router........................................................................35 4.9.5 Power Off Router...................................................................35 4.9.6 Time Setting...........................................................................36 Revision History ............................................................................ 36 5. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 4 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 2. Product Overview 1. About this Manual The content of this User Manual has been made as accurate as possible. However, due to continual product improvements, specifications and other information are subject to change without notice. Congratulations on your purchase of this product. This MiFi supports Band 38 Band40Band 41; it can be operated on Linux, Windows and MAC system PC. Insert a valid USIM card into MiFi, power on the device, then MiFi will attach to the LTE network automatically. It is recommend to read this manual before you start using this device in order to have a good experience.

, The highest The device support hotspot function. In hotspot mode measurement SAR values is 0.836W/Kg. 3. Definition of buttons and OLED Screen 3.1 Buttons Definition Button Location Operation Power Key 1 Buttons Definition Short Press ON/OFF Screen Long Press5S Power On/Off Table 321 Buttons Definition Function 3.2 OLED Screen Short press the powerkey can open the screen. After light up the screen you can see the signal strength, the wireless icon, battery power, and the Operator. Power on press the powerkey, you can see the WIFI SSID and password. Power on the MiFi, waiting for about 20 seconds, you can connect to the MiFi via WiFithe default SSID name is WIFIXXXXXX, X represents the last six digits of the MAC address, Password is the last eight digits of the IMEI. In the following sections, we will introduce you the main functions and the method of how to configure them. 4. Configuring the MiFi AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 5 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.1 Login Open Web browser and enter 192.168.0.1, login window will popup. Input the following username and password. Username/Password: admin. Figure 411 Login After successful login, you can see the Welcome page, here you can choose Quick Setup in order to set up the router step by step as the system guides refer to chapter 4.2, select Skip to enter the main interface of the router refer to chapter 4.3, there is also the quick setup option on the right side at the top of the page. Click the Help option near the Quick Setup to view an simple instruction of the router, click the Log Out option to logout. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 6 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 412 Quick Setup 4.2 Quick setup 4.2.1 User settings From this page, you can modify the routers password, and then click Next to enter the Internet Connection setting page. Figure 4211 User Settings 4.2.2 Internet Connection From this page, you can configure the Internet connection mode, refer to the following options:

AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 7 EFLINKM1002X User Manual My Internet Connection is Cellular/Disabled. This feature must be enabled in order to set other options;

Network Mode4G only, Auto;

Preferred Network Mode4G Preferreddefault;

Connection ModeAutodefault/Manual;

Auto APN: Auto Configure APNThe option is checked in default Prohibit automatic dialup in the roaming statusCheck the box to take effect MTUSet it as you like between 1000 and 1500, the default is 1500;

PDN1 Settings PDN1The option is checked in default>Default Bearer1 TFT Settings;

Figure 4221 Internet Connection AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 8 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 4222 Default Primary PDP 4.2.3 Wireless Settings After you finish configuring the Internet connection, Click "Next" to enter the wireless settings interface. Here, you can configure the wireless network settings, including the wireless network name, network status, and wireless security. Network NameSSIDYou can modify it as you like, the default value is WIFIXXXXXX, X represents the last six digits of the MAC address;

Network Visibility StatusVisibledefault/Invisible;

Wireless SecurityWPAWPA2 Mixeddefault, WPA2PSK, WEP, WAPIPSK, Disabled;

PasswordDefault value is the last eight digits of the IMEI, can be modified, check the box of the Unmask Password, password will be clearly displayed;

WPA CipherWPATKIP/WPA2AES. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 9 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 4231 Wireless Settings 4.2.4 Device Placement Guidelines Figure 4241 Device Placement Guidelines Continue clicking "Next" to enter the Device Placement Guidelines page. It is recommended that you do not place your wireless router near a Microwave, Home Cordless Phone, a Baby Monitor, Bluetooth devices (such as a headset or a Bluetooth keyboard or a Bluetooth mouse) and any other wireless network devices. Click "Finish", you can see the Please Wait prompt, the settings would be saved automatically, and then the system turns to the dashboard page

(Chapter 4.3). During the Quick Setup process, you can click "exit setup" to return to the main interface of the route;

AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 10 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.3 Dashboard The main interface includes seven sections: Dashboard, Internet, Home Network, Wireless and Router. You can manage the router configuration through the menu page, and modify the parameters according to your needs. From Dashboard page, you can learn Cellular Connection, router information, software information, home network and so on. Figure 431 Dashboard AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 11 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 432 Dashboard 4.4 Internet Click Internet option, the page redirects to the following page, including Internet Connection, Traffic Statistics, PIN Management and Manual Network. Figure 441 Internet AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 12 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.4.1 Internet Connection Click on Internet Connection, you can configure the Internet Connection settings here (please refer to chapter 4.2.2), you should click Save to save all changes. Traffic Statistics displays the number of packets sent by your router. 4.4.2 Traffic Statistics Figure 4421 Traffic Statistics 4.4.3 PIN Management Click PIN Management to turn to the PIN management interface. The default PIN code is empty and disabled enter any 48 digits in the dialog, and then click Enable PIN to enable the PIN function (Figure 4432). After enabled the PIN code, you can enter the current right PIN code to disable the PIN function or change the PIN code, only 3 times failure attempt is allowed, if not, the system would ask you to input the PUK code, you can try it for 10 times. If you failed finally, the USIM card would be locked and invalid. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 13 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 4431 PIN Management Figure 4432 PIN Enabled AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 14 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.4.4 Manual Network Figure 4441 Manual Network Click Manual Network, you can see the manual network page. You can set the scan network mode, LTE background scan network time, click Save to take effect. Manual Network: Click the Manual Scan Network button, it would take you more than 1min to scan the PLMN, you can choose the PLMN you want to attach in the PLMN list, if failed, the prompt said timeout would be popup. Check the Disconnect network before manual scan network option, the network would be disconnected before scanning the PLMN. Selectable NetworkAuto(default) Manually select network when system startCheck I want to manually select network when system start to take effect;

LTE background scan network time5minutesdefault, 30 seconds, 1 minutes, 3 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes, Immediate, Disabled. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 15 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.5 Home Network The Home Network page includes DHCP Settings, Connected Devices, Network Activity, Custom Firewall Rules, Port Filter, Port Forwarding and Firewall Settings. Figure 451 Home Network 4.5.1 DHCP settings Clicking on the header of the DHCP Settings tab will take you to the DHCP Settings header page. There displays DHCP Settings and the IP address that allows you to define. DHCP can dynamically assign IP address to make sure that each network device can assigned to a different address. Click Save to take effect. DHCP ServerEnabled (default)/Disabled. You can configure the following settings only when DHCP server is enabled;

DHCP Start and End AddressDefine an address range from start IP address to the end IP address, DHCP server assigns the IP address in the range to the users;

AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 16 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Add Static IPBind IP and MAC, the rules will display in the list, you can delete or continue adding the rules;

DHCPV6 ServerStateless Serverdefault/ Stateful Server. Figure 4511 Add Static IP Figure 4512 Static IP list From the Connected Devices page, you can see the users Name, Status, IP Address, MAC Address, Connection and Connected time. 4.5.2 Connected Devices AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 17 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 4521 Connected Devices 4.5.3 Network Activity From the Network Activity page, you can know the access logs and the WiFi client access logs. Figure 4531 Network Activity 4.5.4 Custom Firewall Rules The custom firewall rules can be used to block the network traffic the using source IP address, source ports, destination IP address, destination ports or any combination of these parameters. The default IP filter mode is deny, it means the packets that match the rules would be denied, then the user cant access Internet network. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 18 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 4541 Custom Firewall Rules Page Click Add Rule to set the custom firewall rules. There will be the detail rules displayed in the list, you can delete or continue adding them. Rule nameCustom, ex.:123;

StatusEnableddefault, correspond IP filter mode is Deny/Disabled;

Source IP AddressThe users IP address that need to be set the rules, ex:192.168.0.110;

Source Port165535 Destination IP AddressThe destination IP address to be filteredwebsite or Internet IP;

Destination PortThe port of the destination IP Address;

ProtocolInclude TCP, UDP, BOTH. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 19 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 4542 Add Rule Figure 4543 Custom Firewall Rules 4.5.5 Port Filter Click on Port Filter tab will take you to the Port Filter page. From this page, you can configure Trigger Port Range & Response Port Range to achieve Port Filter purpose. Default mode is disabled, click Enabled then you can click Add Rule button to set port filter rules. (Figure 4562). After the setup is completed, the rule details will be displayed in the list; you can delete or continue adding the rules. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 20 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Port filtering open or close some ports, allowing users to use internal or partial ban on the use of Internet services Figure 4551 Port Filter Figure 4552 Port Filter Rule NameCustom, ex:1234;

Trigger Port You can enter a range of service ports (the format is XXXYYY;

XXX is the start port and YYY is the end port). Response PortThe port needs to be filtered in the range of (XXXYYY), ProtocolThe protocol used for this application, TCP, UDP, or TCP&UDP. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 21 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.5.6 Port Forwarding Click on Port Forwarding tab will take you to the Port Forwarding page. From this page, you can configure IP Address, Port Range to achieve Port Forwarding purpose. Default mode is disabled, click Enabled then you can click Add Rule button to set port forwarding rules. After the setup is completed, the rule details will be displayed in the list; you can delete or continue adding the rules. This function will allow you to route external (Internet) calls for services such as a web server, FTP server, or other applications through your Router to your internal network. Since your internal computers are protected by a firewall, computers outside your network (over the Internet) cannot get to them because they cannot be seen. Figure 4561 Port Forwarding Figure 4562 Port Forwarding Rule AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 22 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Rule NameCustom, ex:1234;

IP AddressThe IP address of the PC running the service application. PortYou can enter a range of service ports(the format is XXXYYY; XXX is the start port and YYY is the end port). Protocol: The protocol used for this application, TCP, UDP, or TCP&UDP. Figure 4563 The Port Forwarding rule list 4.5.7 Firewall Settings From the Firewall Settings page, you can Enable the Firewall Protection, contents IPSec Passthrough, PPTP Passthrough and L2TP Passthrough. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 23 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 4571 Network Activity 4.6 PhoneBook You can create, delete phone book. Include ALL, Common, Family, Friends and Colleagues. Figure 461 PhoneBook AddClick Add to enter Add new Phonebook page. Delete: Click Delete to delete the selected records. Figure 462 PhoneBook AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 24 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.7 SMS 4.7.1 Device Inbox In this page you can add, read, delete, copy& move messages in the Device Inbox. Figure 4711 Message New: Click New to enter message page Delete: Click Delete to Delete the selected records Copy to SIM: Click Copy to SIM to Copy the selected records to SIM Move to SIM: Click Move to SIM to Move the selected records to SIM AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 25 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 4712 Message 4.7.2 Device Outbox In this page you can add, delete, message in the Device Outbox. Figure 4721 Message New: Click New to enter message page Delete: Click Delete to Delete the selected records AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 26 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.7.3 SIM SMS In this page you can add, read, delete, copy& move messages in the SIM. Figure 4731 Message New: Click New to enter message page Delete: Click Delete to Delete the selected records Copy to SIM: Click Copy to Device to Copy the selected records to Device Move to SIM: Click Move to Device to Move the selected records to Device In this page you can add, delete message in the Drafts 4.7.4 Drafts Figure 4741 Message AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 27 EFLINKM1002X User Manual New: Click New to enter message page Delete: Click Delete to Delete the selected records This page includes SMS Save Location, SMS Over Mode, Center Number; you can configure the basic SMS settings. 4.7.5 SMS Settings Figure 4751 Message SMS Save LocationDevice(default)/SIM Cards SMS Over ModeSMS Over CSdefault, SMS Over PS;

Center Number: Will show different operators SMS center number This page includes Wireless Settings, Wireless Security, WPS and Wireless MAC Filters; you can configure the basic wireless settings. 4.8 Wireless AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 28 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 48 Wireless Settings 4.8.1 Wireless Settings In this page, you can configure basic wireless settings. Click Save to take effect. StatusEnabled(default)/Disabled;

802.11 Mode802.11n(b/g compatible )default, 802.11 b/g;

Channel BandwidthAutomatic20/40 MHz, 40MHz, 20MHzdefault;

Primary Channel Support Channel 1~13, 2412MHz~2472MHz, 5MHz as a channel interval;

Secondary ChannelBelow(default), Above Maximum Simultaneous Clients1~8;

Beacon Period Setting: 50~4000,default is 100 DTIM Interval Setting: 1~100,default is 1 AP Isolate Switch: Close(default)/ Open WiFi Auto Off FunctionEnable/Disabled(default). AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 29 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.8.2 Wireless Security Settings Wireless Security Settings, refer to chapter 4.2.3. On this page, you can modify WPS settings. This feature can make your wireless client within a few minutes automatically synchronized with the AP settings and connect via WiFi. 4.8.3 WPS Figure 4831 WPS PushClick Push to Connected WPSs PBS, Then Mifi and wireless client will AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 30 EFLINKM1002X User Manual automatically complete the interaction and connect via WiFi if these two devices can match with each other. Enter PINInput the PIN code which got from wireless client and click Apply on this WPS configuration page. This function is a powerful security feature that allows you to specify which wireless clients are not allowed. Default is disabled, click Enabled and then you can add MAC Filter rules. Mode SettingsAllow/Deny, default is deny. It means that the clients in the list unable to access the MiFi. You can change it to Allow and then click Save . The Wireless Client MAC Address which you set will display in the list. You can click the red x mark to delete the MAC address and click Add button to set new MAC address. 4.8.4 Wireless MAC Filters Figure 4841 Wireless MAC Filters AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 31 EFLINKM1002X User Manual Figure 4842 Add MAC Filter Filter 4843 The MAC Filters 4.9 Router From this page, you can see User Management, Configuration Management, Software Upgrade, Reboot Router, Power Off Router and Time Setting. Figure 49 Router AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 32 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.9.1 User Management On the User Management page, you can create, delete new account, click Save to take effect. The system shows the new account. Figure 491 Router 4.9.2 Configuration Management Figure 4921 Configuration Management AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 33 EFLINKM1002X User Manual This page includes Restore Factory Settings, Update Configuration file and Export Configuration file. Restore Factory SettingsThe existing settings will be lost, all restored to the factory defaults;

Update Configuration fileConnect PC and device with a USB cable, click Brower to select a Bin file, then begin to update the configuration file, the device will automatically reboot after updated completely. Export Configuration fileClick Export Configuration file to export the existing configuration and save. From the software upgrade page, you can see the current software version and current software date. If you have a software upgrade file on your machine, you can use the Upgrade option to manually upgrade the router. Make sure you connect to MiFi using USB cable before upgrade. Click Browse to choose the upgrade file, then click Upgrade to begin to update. The upgrade process will take you 1~2 minutes and the MiFi will reboot automatically when the upgrade is completed. 4.9.3 Software Upgrade Figure 4931 Software Upgrade AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 34 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.9.4 Reboot Router Click the Reboot Router button, then the MiFi will reboot immediately. You can also restart it by the power key. Figure 4941 Reboot Router Click the Power Off Router button, then the MiFi will Power off immediately. You can also power off by the power key. 4.9.5 Power Off Router Figure 4951 Power Off Router AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 35 EFLINKM1002X User Manual 4.9.6 Time Setting From the Time Setting page, you can set the time of the device system, click Save Current Time to take effect. Figure 4961 Time Setting 5. Revision History Author Revision V1.0 Initial Draft Changes Fhan 20161009 Date AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 36 EFLINKM1002X User Manual FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. SAR The radiated output power of this device is below the FCC radio frequency exposure limits. Nevertheless, the device should be used in such a manner that the potential for human contact is minimized during normal operation. The exposure standard for wireless devices employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6 W/Kg. Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the device transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the device while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the device is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the power output. To avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC radio frequency exposure limits, human proximity to the antenna should be minimized. Note: The device complies with RF specifications when the device used at 5mm far from your body. The highest reported SAR values for body as below: Body:1.007W/Kg. AsiaTelco Technologies Co. Proprietary/Confidential 12/08/2016 37