Baicells Atom ID0406-6.5 User manual

Atom ID0406-6.5 Indoor CPE
User Manual
BaiCE_AP_2.4.7_NA
BaiCE_BG_1.6.20
December 2021
Version 1.14

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About This Document
This document is intended for installers and subscribers setting up and operating the Baicells Atom ID0406-
6.5* Customer Premise Equipment (CPE), aka User Equipment (UE). This Atom unit provides a way for
users to connect to the Internet through broadband wireless access to Long-Term Evolution (LTE) backhaul
networks. The information covers how to install, configure basic settings, monitor, and perform basic
maintenance and troubleshooting for the indoor CPE. If you are using a Baicells outdoor CPE, please refer
to the Atom OD0406 Outdoor Low-Gain & High-Gain CPE User Manual.
*NOTE: "ID" stands for indoor. The "04" designation stands for CAT4, and "06" stands for CAT6. These
categories are related to the LTE standards requirements for user equipment. Model numbers are shown in
the product datasheets, which can be found at Baicells.com > Resources > Documents.
Terms used in this document or related to LTE are listed in alphabetical order and described in Acronyms
and Abbreviations, which can be found at Baicells.com > Resources > Documents.
New in This Release
The following updates have been provided in this release:
•Updates reflect changes to new software BG 1.6.20.
•Added NAT mode configuration option in section 6.3.2.
•Added WLAN description and steps in section 6.4.
•Added Wifidog description and steps in section 6.5.
•Updated MTU range in section 6.8.2, step 4.
•Updated the Spectrum Access System (SAS) information in section 6.9.
Copyright Notice
Baicells Technologies, Inc., copyrights the information in this document. No part of this document may be
reproduced in any form or means without the prior written consent of Baicells Technologies, Inc.
Disclaimer
The information in this document is subject to change at any time without notice. For more information,
please consult with a Baicells technical engineer or the support team. Refer to the “Contact Us” section
below.

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Revision Record
Date
Version
Description
SMEs/Contributors
Writer/Editor
29-Dec-2021
V1.14
BG 1.6.20 software updates
Seng Tang, Abel Lamas, Anna
Ch
Catherine Philley
18-Dec-2020 V1.13 Updated for BaiCE_AP_2.4.7 and
BaiCE_BG_1.6.5.3
Jesse Raasch Jocelyn Watson
16-Nov-2020
V1.12
Added CPE SAS configuration section
Pengyu Chen, Nitisha Potti
Sharon Redfoot
22-Oct-2020 V1.11 Updated for BaiCE_AP_2.4.5 and
BaiCE_BG_1.6.4
Pengyu Chen, Nitisha Potti Sharon Redfoot
2-Oct-2020
V1.10
Updated for firmware version
BaiCE_BG_1.5.0, 1.6.1 and
BaiCE_AP_2.4.2_NA, 2.4.4
Nitisha Potti, TangHoucheng,
WangYong
Jocelyn Watson
19-Feb-2020
V1.9
General updates
Nitisha Potti, Jesse Raasch
Sharon Redfoot
18-Sep-2019
16-Sep-2019
V1.8
V1.7
SME comments
Nitisha Potti, Jie Lewis, Jesse
Raasch
Sharon Redfoot
Contact Us
Baicells Technologies Co., Ltd.
China
Baicells Technologies North America, Inc.
North America
Address: 3F, Bldg. A, No. 1 Kai Tuo Rd, Haidian Dist,
Beijing, China
USA Address: 5700 Tennyson Pkwy, #300, Plano, TX
75024, USA
Phone: [phone] Phone: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail] Email:
[e-mail]
or
[e-mail]
Website:
www.Baicells.com
Website:
https://na.Baicells.com

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Table of Contents
1INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................... 1
2FEATURES......................................................................................................................................................... 1
3PARTS & MATERIALS ........................................................................................................................................ 2
4DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................................................... 2
5INSTALLATION.................................................................................................................................................. 4
6BASIC CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................... 5
6.1 LOG IN &CHANGE PASSWORD ........................................................................................................................ 5
6.2 CHECK CURRENT STATUS ICONS ....................................................................................................................... 7
6.3 CONFIGURE WAN SETTINGS........................................................................................................................... 8
6.3.1 CAT4 .................................................................................................................................................... 9
6.3.2 CAT6/7............................................................................................................................................... 11
6.4 CONFIGURE WLAN SETTINGS ....................................................................................................................... 15
6.5 WIFIDOG.................................................................................................................................................. 17
6.6 CONFIGURE CONNECTION MODE /CONNECTION SETTINGS ................................................................................. 20
6.7 CONFIGURE SCAN MODE /CELL SELECTION...................................................................................................... 22
6.7.1 Overview ........................................................................................................................................... 22
6.7.2 CAT4 .................................................................................................................................................. 23
6.7.3 CAT6/7............................................................................................................................................... 26
6.8 CONFIGURE APN MANAGEMENT /EDIT APN PROFILE ....................................................................................... 28
6.8.1 Overview ........................................................................................................................................... 28
6.8.2 Configure Local EPC APN ................................................................................................................... 29
6.9 CONFIGURE SAS ........................................................................................................................................ 30
6.10 VERIFY NETWORK CONNECTION..................................................................................................................... 30
7BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................................ 30
7.1 DEVICE INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................. 31
7.2 LTE STATUS ............................................................................................................................................... 31
7.3 THROUGHPUT STATISTICS ............................................................................................................................. 32
7.4 APN STATU S /INTERNET STATUS ................................................................................................................... 32
7.5 LAN STATUS ............................................................................................................................................. 33
7.6 DEVICES LIST ............................................................................................................................................. 34

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List of Figures
FIGURE 1: LTE NETWORK ARCHITECTURE ........................................................................................................................... 1
FIGURE 2: DIMENSIONS .................................................................................................................................................. 2
FIGURE 3: LEDS &INTERFACES ........................................................................................................................................ 3
FIGURE 4: INSERT USIM CARD......................................................................................................................................... 4
FIGURE 5: FIRST LOGIN ................................................................................................................................................... 5
FIGURE 6: CHANGE PASSWORD ........................................................................................................................................ 6
FIGURE 7: LOGIN .......................................................................................................................................................... 7
FIGURE 8: STATU S ICONS................................................................................................................................................. 7
FIGURE 9: LABEL ........................................................................................................................................................... 8
FIGURE 10: WAN SETTINGS (CAT4) ............................................................................................................................... 10
FIGURE 11: WAN SETTINGS (CAT6/7) (1 OF 2)................................................................................................................ 12
FIGURE 12: WAN SETTINGS (CAT6/7) (2 OF 2)................................................................................................................ 13
FIGURE 13: CAT4 WLAN SETTINGS................................................................................................................................ 16
FIGURE 14: CAT6/7 WLAN SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................ 17
FIGURE 15: CAT4 WIFIDOG SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................. 19
FIGURE 16: CAT6/7 WIFIDOG SETTINGS.......................................................................................................................... 20
FIGURE 17: CONNECTION MODE .................................................................................................................................... 21
FIGURE 18: SCAN MODE/CELL SELECTION ........................................................................................................................ 22
FIGURE 19: FREQUENCY LOCK (CAT4) ............................................................................................................................. 23
FIGURE 20: CELL LOCK (CAT4) ...................................................................................................................................... 24
FIGURE 21: PCI LOCK (CAT4) ....................................................................................................................................... 25
FIGURE 22: DEDICATED EARFCN (CAT6/7)..................................................................................................................... 26
FIGURE 23: PCI LOCK (CAT6/7) .................................................................................................................................... 27
FIGURE 24: PCI-ONLY LOCK (CAT6/7) ............................................................................................................................ 28
FIGURE 25: APN MANAGEMENT /EDIT APN PROFILE ........................................................................................................ 29
FIGURE 29: DEVICE INFO .............................................................................................................................................. 31
FIGURE 30: LTE STATUS ................................................................................................................................................ 31
FIGURE 31: THROUGHPUT STATISTICS .............................................................................................................................. 32
FIGURE 32: APN STATU S .............................................................................................................................................. 33
FIGURE 33: LAN STATU S .............................................................................................................................................. 33
FIGURE 34: DEVICES LIST .............................................................................................................................................. 34
List of Tables
TABLE 1: PARTS ............................................................................................................................................................ 2
TABLE 2: LED DESCRIPTIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 3
TABLE 3: INTERFACES ..................................................................................................................................................... 4
TABLE 4: WAN SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................................. 14

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1 Introduction
The Baicells Atom ID0406-6.5 indoor Customer Premise Equipment (CPE), aka User Equipment (UE), is part
of the Baicells broadband wireless access system that integrates with Long-Te rm Evolution (LTE) backhaul
networks to provide subscribers with Internet access. The CPE communicates through a wireless
connection to the operator’s eNodeBs (eNBs) at cell sites located in the region. The eNBs communicate
with the backhaul network (Figure 1).
Figure 1: LTE Network Architecture
The Indoor Unit (INU) CPE comes preloaded with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) application to configure
the device. The GUI screens for CAT4 and CAT6/7 look different, though both contain many of the same
types of settings. This document covers both GUIs and points out where there are differences.
2 Features
Some of the key features and attributes of the Atom indoor CPE are listed below. Exact specifications vary
by model; please refer to the datasheets found at Baicells.com > Resources > Documents.
•Standard LTE TDD bands 40, 41, 42, 43, and 48
•Complies with 3GPP standards for Release 9 CAT4 and Release 10 CAT6/7
•IEEE 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz supported
•2.5 GHz or 3.5 GHz models
•Small footprint
•Local and remote GUI with flexible feature configuration options
•The CAT6/7 Atom ID06-6.5 provides Voice Over IP (VoIP) communications to support fax and
Point-of-Sale (POS) equipment connectivity using an RJ-11 interface

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•Easy to read LED status indicators on the unit to quickly identify the power status, LTE signal
strength, and WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) status. The Atom ID06-6.5 also includes an
LED for the voice connection.
•100 Mbps Ethernet interface (CAT4)
•1000 Mbps Ethernet interface (CAT6/7)
•Cell lock, SIM lock, and Pin lock
•TR-069 management protocol support
3 Parts & Materials
Table 1 lists the primary components in the packout. You will need a computer to configure the device.
Table 1: Parts
Item Quantity Picture
Atom ID04/06-6.5 unit 1
DC-5V Power Adaptor 1
RJ-45 Ethernet Cable 1
4 Description
The Baicells Atom indoor CPE is a small, compact unit that sits on a desktop, bookshelf, or other flat surface
inside the building (Figure 2).
Figure 2: Dimensions

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On the top of the unit is a card slot for the Baicells Universal Subscriber Identity Module (USIM) card
provided through the operator or distributor. A USIM contains equipment and subscriber identification
numbers (IMEI and IMSI) and uniquely identifies your CPE so it can access the provider's network.
The LED indicators on the front provide operational status information (Figure 3). Refer to Table 2 for a
description of the LEDs. Various connection interfaces are on the back of the unit, as well as a small LED
for the Local Area Network (LAN) connection. For a description of the interfaces, refer to Table 3.
Figure 3: LEDs & Interfaces
Table 2: LED Descriptions
LEDs vary by model; not all models will have all of the LEDs listed.
LED
Description
Status
Meaning
Power Power indicator OFF No power supply
Steady On Power is on
Wi-Fi or WLAN Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi)
status indicator
Steady On Wi-Fi function is enabled
Blinking Data is being transmitted or received through using
Wi-Fi
OFF Wi-Fi function is disabled
SYS or LTE
Network
LTE network status
indicator
OFF No LTE internet connection
Steady On LTE network connection established
LTE Signal
Strength
1, 2, 3, or 4 bars
show wireless
connection status
and signal strength.
The more bars, the
stronger the signal.
All OFF Signal is too weak to connect to the LTE network
Steady On The unit is connected to the LTE network. Bars will
light steadily according to signal strength.
Blinking
The unit is scanning the LTE network.
The unit is authenticating.
Software upgrade or restore to factory settings
Tel
(Atom ID06-6.5 only)
Voice telephone
interface indicator
Off VoIP not registered with the voice server
Steady on VoIP registered with a voice server

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LED Description Status Meaning
LAN (on back) Ethernet indicator
Off No Ethernet connection
Steady on Ethernet connection is normal
Blinking Ethernet data is being transmitted
Table 3: Interfaces
Interfaces vary by model; not all models will have all of the interfaces listed.
Interfaces Description
USIM Universal Subscriber Identity Module card slot. 1.8 V/3.0 V USIM 2FF
LAN One to four RJ-45 ports, LAN, 10/100 (CAT4) or 10/100/100 (CAT6/7) auto-
sensing, auto-MDX interface to connect to computer or other network devices
(e.g., hub or switch). Compatible with IEEE 802.3/802.3u standards.
RESET Press the reset button for one second to reset the unit. Press the reset button for
10 seconds to restore the unit to its factory settings.
DC-5V Power Connector Port to attach the power adaptor provided with the unit
Power Switch Power on/off
POTS-RJ11
(Atom ID06-6.5 only)
RJ-11 telephone port(s). Used for phone/fax/POS, providing VoIP functions under
conditions of software support.
5 Installation
The steps for installing the unit are provided below.
ATTENTION: Never power on the unit while installing or uninstalling the USIM card. Doing so
could damage the card and the unit.
1. Insert the USIM card: Open the protective cover of the USIM card slot on the top of the Atom
unit and insert the USIM card into the slot (Figure 4). Close the cover.
Figure 4: Insert USIM Card

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2. Connect the cables (per previous Figure 3), and power on:
a. LAN: Connect one end of the RJ-45 Ethernet cable to the LAN interface on the back of the
unit. Connect the other end to a computer or other LAN device.
b. Power: Connect the DC-5V power adaptor to the power connector on the back of the unit.
Plug the other end into an electrical outlet.
c. Turn the power switch to ON.
6 Basic Configuration
Reference: CPE Configuration Guide
The CPE comes preloaded with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) to configure the device. The GUI screens
for CAT4 and CAT6/7 CPEs look different, though both contain many of the same types of settings. This
manual covers both GUIs and points out where there are differences.
The basic configuration settings allow you to get the CPE up and running, i.e., connected to the Internet, in
order to verify operation. Other features as well as more in-depth information about the CPE GUIs are
covered in the document referenced above.
6.1 Log in & Change Password
With your computer connected through Ethernet to the CPE:
1. Open a Web browser, and enter http://192.168.150.1.
NOTE: If the address does not open the GUI, try http://192.168.254.1 or http://192.168.1.1. These were used
for older generation UEs.
2. Upon first login, you may be prompted to change your password (Figure 5).
Figure 5: First Login
When you click on OK, you will be taken to the System > Account window (Figure 6). Enter a
password using 5 to 16 characters (upper/lower case letters, numbers, and special characters). For
CAT4, click on SAVE & APPLY. For CAT6/7, click Apply.
For CAT6/7, in the System > Account window you can change the lockout time, i.e., if there is no
activity on the CPE for this amount of time, users will be logged off. The default is 300 seconds (five
minutes), and the maximum is 65535 seconds (~18 hrs). Click on Apply to save.

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Figure 6: Change Password
3. At the 4G Router login window (Figure 7), enter the default user name (admin) and your password.
If you were not prompted to change the password upon initial login, enter the default password
(also admin). Click on LOGIN. This will take you to the GUI home page, which is the Status >
Overview window.

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Figure 7: Login
6.2 Check Current Status Icons
As shown in Figure 7 above, the GUI home page is the Status > Overview window. This page displays the
at-a-glance CPE Current State icons at the top of the window, as shown in Figure 8. These fields give a quick
indication if anything is wrong with basic CPE operation.
Figure 8: Status Icons
•Connection State - The possible connection states are Checking SIM, Scanning, Registering,
Acquiring IP, Connected, or Disconnected. If the CPE is checking SIM, scanning, registering, or
acquiring an IP address, it means the CPE is in the process of establishing a connection. Give it a
few moments to finish its connection process, and then check if the status is Connected. Otherwise,
make sure the CPE is installed properly and powered on.
•Signal Intensity - The possible states are No Signal, Severe, Bad, Good, or Excellent (CAT4)/Strong
(CAT6/7). Check that the signal is indicated as either Good or Excellent/Strong. If the Atom unit
cannot detect a wireless signal, or if the signal is very weak, try moving the unit closer to a window,
higher up, and away from any other devices using radio frequency, or away from objects that may
be blocking the signal between the CPE and the eNB. Otherwise, contact your service provider for
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•Lan State - The CPE connection to the Local Area Network will be either Link Up or Link Down. If
the link is down, recheck the installation steps, make sure the CPE is powered on, and check the
router or other LAN device operation.
•Devices Connected - A count of the number of different smart devices using the CPE
4. Connect Wi-Fi:
a. Ensure that the computer or other smart device has Wi-Fi (WLAN) enabled.
b. When the Wi-Fi LED on the unit shows “steady on”, per Table 2, it is functional. The Wi-Fi function
can be enabled or disabled through the GUI.
c. Looking at the label on the back of the Atom unit, record the WLAN Name and WLAN Key
(WPA/WPA2) values (Figure 9).
Figure 9: Label
To avoid unauthorized use of the Wi-Fi/WLAN, go
to the GUI and modify the WLAN Name and Key
(WPA/WPA2) information from your service
provider. These fields are case-sensitive. On your
Wi-Fi enabled computer and other smart devices,
you can then look for the new Wi-Fi/WLAN
network name.
6.3 Configure WAN Settings
The Network > WAN Settings pertain to:
•How the CPE interfaces with the Wide Area Network (WAN) - typically the Internet;
•The network or operation mode, which determines how IP addressing is handled; and
•The Domain Name System (DNS) to be used.
Because the GUI screens for the WAN settings are laid out differently between CAT4 and CAT6/7, each is
described separately in the sections below. Refer to Table 4 for a description of all fields in both GUIs.

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6.3.1 CAT4
To configure the WAN Settings on a CAT4 CPE (Figure 10, Table 4):
1. Check that the WAN Interface is set to LTE, the default and only selection for this field.
2. For Network Mode, you can configure the CAT4 CPE in either Network Address Translation (NAT)
or Bridge mode, depending on your network topology.
NAT mode allows multiple hosts on a private network to access the Internet using a single public
IP address. Bridge mode disables NAT mode and allows the CPE to create a Layer 2 (L2) link and
function as a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server without IP address confliction.
NOTE 1: If L2 has been enabled in the VPN > L2 menu, the system will prompt you to disable those L2 settings
first before changing the network mode to Bridge. When you get this prompt, click OK, go to the VPN > L2
menu, and select Destroy.
NOTE 2: Changing the Network Mode requires rebooting the CPE for the change to take effect.
3. Configure one or more DNS servers. The DNS translates domain names such as
www.na.baicells.com into their underlying IP addresses. The service provider may use DNS
servers to cache domain names frequented by its users so the sites load more quickly in a
browser.
If you leave the Manually DNS checkbox unchecked, the CPE will check the first available DNS in
the network to resolve the domain name to IP address translation. If you select this checkbox,
you can specify a Primary DNS IP address and a Secondary DNS IP address.

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Figure 10: WAN Settings (CAT4)

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6.3.2 CAT6/7
To configure the WAN Settings on a CAT6/7 CPE (Figure 11, Figure 12, and Table 4):
1. Select one of the following for the Operation Mode:
•NAT - Allows multiple hosts on a private network to access the Internet using a single public
IP address. When NAT is selected, all eight Access Point Name (APN) gateways can be
configured for either Default Router, Data, Mgmt, Voip, or Reserve.
•Router - The CPE will dynamically update the router tables.
•Tunnel - The CPE will support Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) or Generic Routing
Encapsulation (GRE) VPN mode. You can set the Default Route to VPN or WAN.
•Bridge - The WAN port addresses will bridge to the LAN port; the LAN port will work in
trunking mode.
•Mixed Mode - Each Access Point Name, or external gateway, can be configured with a
different mode, either NAT or Bridge, and a different bearer type.
Figure 12 shows how the settings will appear for each operation mode.
2. In the Profile List you will see up to eight APNs. You must have at least one APN configured for
the CPE TR-069 connection to the Baicells CloudCore, Local OMC (Operations Management
Console), or other Network Management System (NMS). Therefore, APN1 is the default router
Bear Type. When using more than one APN, for example if you have a different route and Quality
of Service (QoS) or other treatment for voice traffic than for data, you can edit the Bear Type by
selecting the radio button under Edit and in Profile Setting choose the Bear Type.
3. For DNS Mode, you can select either Automatic or Manually. The DNS server translates domain
names such as www.na.baicells.com into their underlying IP addresses. The service provider may
use DNS servers to cache domain names frequented by its users so the sites load more quickly in
a browser.
If you select Automatic, the CPE will check the first available DNS in the network to resolve the
domain name to IP address translation. If you select Manually, specify a Primary DNS IP address
and a Secondary DNS IP address.

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Figure 11: WAN Settings (CAT6/7) (1 of 2)

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Figure 12: WAN Settings (CAT6/7) (2 of 2)

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Table 4: WAN Settings
Field Name Description
Network or Operation Mode
WAN Interface CAT4 only. LTE is the only option.
Network Mode or
Operation Mode
CAT4:
•NAT - Network Address Translation. Allows multiple hosts on a private network
to access the Internet using a single public IP address.
•Bridge - The WAN port addresses will bridge to the LAN port, and the LAN port
will work in trunking mode. If you select Bridge mode, the system will prompt
you to disable L2 in the VPN > L2 menu.
CAT6/7:
•NAT - Allows multiple hosts on a private network to access the Internet using a
single public IP address.
•Router - The CPE will dynamically update the router tables.
•Tunnel - The CPE will support Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) or Generic
Routing Encapsulation VPN mode. See field descriptions below*.
•Bridge - The WAN port addresses will bridge to the LAN port, and the LAN port
will work in trunking mode. If you select Bridge mode, the system will prompt
you to disable L2 in the VPN > L2 menu.
•Mixed Mode - Each APN gateway can be configured with a different mode,
either NAT or Bridge, and a different bearer type.
Manually DNS CAT4 only. If left unchecked, the CPE will automatically search the domain name on the
first available DNS server. If checked, enter the primary and secondary DNS server IP
addresses.
Primary DNS CAT4 only. If Manually DNS checkbox was checked, enter the primary DNS server's IP
address for the CPE to check first for domain name resolution.
Secondary DNS CAT4 only. If Manually DNS checkbox was checked, enter the secondary DNS server's IP
address for the CPE to check after the primary DNS if the domain name was not
resolved.
*Tunnel Mode (CAT6/7 Only)
VPN Type L2TP or GRE
NAT Support Enable/Disable NAT on the VPN
Default Route VPN or WAN
Host name Optional - enter the default route name

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Field Name Description
*L2TP (CAT6/7 Only)
BCP Support Enable/Disable Bridge Control Protocol for L2TP tunneling. If enabled, must be set up on
both ends, the CPE/router acting as Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) client and the PPP
server.
L2TP Server IP IP address of the L2TP server
L2TP User L2TP server user name
L2TP Password L2TP server password
DNS Mode (CAT6/7 Only)
DNS Mode Automatic or Manually. If you select Automatic
, the CPE will automatically search the
domain name on the first available DNS server. If you select Manually
, enter the primary
and secondary DNS server IP addresses.
Primary DNS If DNS Mode was set to Manually, enter the primary DNS server's IP address for the CPE
to check first for domain name resolution.
Secondary DNS If DNS Mode was set to Manually, enter the secondary DNS server's IP address for the
CPE to check after the primary DNS if the domain name was not resolved.
6.4 Configure WLAN Settings
The Baicells Atom indoor CPEs have an embedded Wi-Fi access point, providing converged Wireless LAN
(WLAN) and LAN interfaces into one integrated LTE service. The Wi-Fi uses 2.4 GHz unlicensed spectrum
and is compliant with IEEE 802.11b/g/n.
You can enable WLAN and configure up to four independent Service Set Identifiers (SSIDs) on the local
network. This allows you to customize the settings for each SSID.
To set up WLAN for CAT4:
1. Ensure that the computer or other smart device connecting to the CPE has WLAN/Wi-Fi enabled.
When the Wi-Fi LED on the unit shows “steady on”, per Table 2 LEDs, it is functional.
2. In the GUI, go to Network > WLAN Settings to the Wireless Overview page. Then click SETTINGS to
open the Wlan 2.4G page (Figure 13).
3. To avoid unauthorized use of the Wi-Fi/WLAN, enter a unique access password. Refer to the
CPE Configuration Guide for a description of all the settings.