Bosch CM-R 19 User manual

Router CM-R 19
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Contents
8 Text messages
8 Sending a text message
8 Reading received text messages
8 Device status
8 Settings
8 Language
9 WLAN settings
9 Mobile network settings
9 SIM card selection
9 Modem preferences
10 System settings
10 Adjustment
10 System settings
10 Backup/restore configuration
10 Domain filtering
11 Device software update
11 Device information
11 Logout
12 Technical data
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2 Device overview
2 Controls
3 LED indicators
4 Important instructions
4 Intended use
4 CE approval
4 NAFTA variant
4 Supplier’s declaration of conformity
4 For the United States of America (FCC)
4 For Mexico (NAFTA)
5 For Canada (NAFTA)
5 For the United Kingdom
5 Installation instructions
5 LTE modem module
6 System requirements
6 Immediate start-up
6 1. Inserting a SIM card and starting the device
6 2. Establishing a connection to the device via WLAN
7 3. Accessing the device’s user interface and setting
up mobile internet access
7 Internet router
7 Media server
7 Making media available from USB data carriers
7 Access via the device’s user interface
8 Access via UPnP
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Device overview
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Device overview
LED indicators
Function LED LED status Device status
Power supply LED (8) Steady green Power supply active
Flashing green Device in standby mode
Steady red Error in power supply
WLAN LED (5) Off WLAN not started
Steady red WLAN error
Flashing blue WLAN access point launched
Steady blue WLAN available
Rapid flashing blue WLAN data transmission
Mobile radio LED (6)/(7) Off Mobile radio not started
Steady red Mobile radio error
Flashing orange Mobile radio connection setup
Steady orange Mobile radio communication available
Rapid flashing orange Mobile radio data transmission
Firmware update LED (5)/(8) Flashing alternately Firmware update in progress
Reset LED (5)/(8)
Flashing simultaneously Factory reset in progress
1 USB-A 3.0 port
2 SIM card reader (2x)
3 Sliding cover
4 USB-A 3.0 port
5 WLAN LED
6 Mobile radio LED
7 Mobile radio LED
8 Power supply LED

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Important instructions
Before you start using your device, read these
instructions carefully and familiarise yourself with the
device. Keep these instructions in the vehicle for
reference purposes.
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by
the party responsible for compliance could void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment.
The Router CM-R 19 is a mobile WLAN access point for
buses that allows passengers to connect their end
devices to the internet and access audio/video content
from other devices in the coach infotainment system.
Robert Bosch GmbH hereby declares that the radio
equipment type Router CM-R 19 complies with
Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration
of conformity is available at the internet address
specified below.
The safety instructions applicable to the device can be
found in the operating instructions for the device.
You can download the operating instructions and the
declaration of conformity for the device from the
internet at www.bosch-professional-systems.com
Intended use
The device is designed for operation in a commercial
vehicle with a 12 V or 24 V vehicle electrical system.
CE approval
The Router CM-R 19 has been tested according to the
regulatory requirements of the European Union (EU)
pursuant to Directive 2014/53/EU and meets all
requirements for the CE label.
NAFTA variant
Supplier’s declaration of conformity
47 CFR § 2.1077 compliance information
Unique identifier: Router CM-R 19
Responsible party – U.S. contact information
Robert Bosch LLC
15000 Haggerty Road
Plymouth, MI 48170
Telephone [phone]
Email Russell.Stra[email protected]
www.bosch.us
For the United States of America (FCC)
Model name: Router CM-R 19
Contains FCC ID: XMR201906EM06A +
TK4WLE900VX
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules and
with RSS-GEN of Innovation, Science and Economic
Development Canada.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device must not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Any changes or modifications made to this equipment that
are not expressly approved by Robert Bosch GmbH may
void the FCC authorisation to operate this equipment.
FCC caution:
(1) Exposure to radio frequency radiation.
This equipment must be installed and operated in
accordance with the provided instructions, and the
antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed
such that a separation distance of at least 20 cm is
maintained from all persons. Moreover, the equipment
must not be collocated or operated in conjunction with
any other antenna or transmitter.
(2) Any changes or modifications not expressly
approved by the responsible party could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
(3) This transmitter must not be colocated or operated
in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
(4) Any changes or modifications to this unit that are not
expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate
the equipment.
RF exposure warning: This equipment complies with
FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment.
For Mexico (NAFTA)
IFT: XXXXXXXXX
Marca: BOSCH
Modelo: Router CM-R 19
La operación de este equipo está sujeta a las siguientes
dos condiciones:
(1) este equipo no puede causar interferencias
perjudiciales y
(2) este equipo debe aceptar cualquier interferencia
recibida, incluyendo las que puedan causar un
funcionamiento no deseado.
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Important instructions
For Canada (NAFTA)
Model name: Router CM-R 19
Contains IC: 10224A-201906EM06A +
7849A-WLE900VX
This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/
receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and
Economic Development Canada’s licence-exempt
RSS(s). Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) This device must not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
For the United Kingdom
Robert Bosch GmbH hereby declares that the radio
equipment type Router CM-R 19 is in compliance with
the relevant statutory requirements. The full text of the
declaration of conformity is available at the following
internet address:
www.bosch-professional-systems.com
Road safety
fRoad safety is the top priority.
Operate the device only when the
vehicle is stationary. If it becomes
necessary to operate the device while
driving, find a safe parking location and
park the vehicle.
fAcoustic warning signals from the police,
fire brigade, and rescue services must be
clearly audible in the vehicle at all times.
Therefore, ensure that media playback is
at an appropriate volume.
fWhen driving the vehicle, make sure
that you are not affected by the device,
the connected antennas, or the cabling
and that your view is not obstructed.
Radio interference
Do not operate the device in an area where
medical equipment, life-saving equipment,
or other equipment sensitive to radio signal
interference is in use.
Note:
Mobile radio antennas must not be operated in
the vicinity of other antennas.
Mobile radio antennas must be at least 2 cm
away from metal objects and 20 cm away from
any persons or pets.
The correct antenna position in the vehicle has
a significant impact on the connection quality.
Note:
Establishing an internet connection requires
a mobile phone tariff with an integrated data
option. The transmission speed depends on
the infrastructure of the respective network
operator, the current signal strength, and the
number of users in a radio cell. The device
does not have a SIM lock and can therefore be
operated with all SIM cards with a data plan.
Installation instructions
LTE modem module
1. To reduce the risk of accidents, full attention must
be paid to driving at all times. Using a mobile phone
while driving (even with a handsfree kit) causes
distraction and can lead to accidents.
Observe the laws and regulations restricting the
use of wireless devices while driving.
2. To prevent interference with communication systems,
operation of the device in an aircraft is forbidden.
3. Since wireless devices can cause interference with
sensitive medical equipment, be aware of the
restrictions on the use of wireless devices when in
hospitals, clinics, or other healthcare facilities.
4. Mobile radio terminals or mobiles operating via radio
signals and mobile radio networks may not be able to
connect under certain conditions, such as in the
case of an unpaid mobile bill or invalid (U)SIM card.
If emergency help is needed in such conditions,
use the emergency call function where supported by
the device. To make or receive a call, the mobile
radio terminal or mobile phone must be switched on
in a service area with adequate mobile radio signal
strength. In an emergency, the device with
emergency call function cannot be used as the only
contact method since an active network connection
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5. The device contains a transceiver. When it is on,
it receives and transmits radio frequency signals.
RF interference can occur if it is used close to TV
sets, radios, computers, or other electrical
equipment.
6. In locations with explosive or potentially explosive
atmospheres, obey all posted signs and turn off
wireless devices such as mobile phone or other
mobile radio terminals. Areas with explosive or
potentially explosive atmospheres include fuelling
areas, below decks on boats, fuel or chemical
transfer or storage facilities, and areas where the
air contains chemicals or particles such as grain,
dust, or metal powders.
Risk of short circuit or re
Overloading the power cord of the device may
result in a short circuit or fire. To prevent
overloading, a fuse with a maximum rating of 3 A
must be installed upstream of the power supply
cables to both terminal 15 and terminal 30.
We strongly recommend that the device be
installed by a suitable specialist workshop.
Note:
According to ElektroStoffV §1 paragraph 2
point 3, the Router CM-R 19 is not subject to
ElektroStoffV (German ordinance on the
restriction of the use of hazardous substances
in electrical and electronic equipment).
fThe device must only be used in approved
vehicles for passenger transport.
fThe device must be installed inside the vehicle.
fThe device must be installed outside the passenger
area (cabin), e.g., in the driver’s area (cockpit) or in
a service area.
fThe device must be installed at least 20 cm away
from persons and pets.
fThe device must be mounted on a solid,
level surface.
fThe mounting location of the device must not be
exposed to heat, liquids, or vibrations.
fThe installation location of the device must offer the
necessary free space for the connection plugs.
fFollowing device installation, the connecting cables
must be secured such that no forces act on the plugs.
fNote that the maximum length for connection
cables with a cross-section of 0.75 mm² is 10 m.
fThe device must only be used with the specified
LTE/GPS antennas.
fThe device must only be operated within the
specified temperature and relative humidity ranges.
For more information about the assembly and connec-
tionof the device, refer to the "Installation drawings"
chapter at the end of this manual.
System requirements
To access the device, you require a computer with the
following:
fInternet browser (Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher,
Firefox, Opera, or Safari)
fWLAN 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac.
Immediate start-up
1. Inserting a SIM card and starting
the device
fInsert the SIM card(s) into the SIM card slot (2)
with the contacts facing down and the recess
pointing towards the device.
fTurn on the vehicle ignition.
The router is started. The power supply LED 8 lights up.
Note:
By using a second SIM card from a suitable
network operator, you can reduce or avoid any
roaming costs that may arise on international
routes. Switching between the two SIM cards
takes place automatically.
2. Establishing a connection to the
device via WLAN
Note:
To establish a WLAN connection, you require
the SSID (network name) and the WLAN key of
the device. The SSID and WLAN key are preset
in the factory. You will find both pieces of
information on the device label.
fUsing a WLAN connection application on your
computer, identify the device’s network via its SSID.
fConnect your computer to the network using
the WLAN key.
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3. Accessing the device’s user interface
and setting up mobile internet access
fStart the internet browser on your computer and
enter this address:
http://bosch.router
The device’s own web server prompts you to enter the
PIN for your SIM card.
fEnter the PIN for your SIM card and click Save.
The APN profile (APN = access point name) of your
mobile network provider for mobile internet access is
selected automatically.
Notes:
fThe APN profile contains all the information
required for establishing the mobile
internet connection via your provider.
fYou can also choose an APN profile from
the drop-down menu.
fIf the device does not know your provider
or the desired APN profile, you can change
this setting later under the menu item
Settings/Internet (see chapter "Settings",
section "Settings for the mobile internet
connection", option Access point name
(APN)). If necessary, ask your provider for
the correct APN profile.
fClick Apply.
The start screen of the device’s own web server is
displayed.
Note:
You can change the APN profile later
under the menu item Settings/Internet
(see chapter "Settings", section "Settings
for the mobile internet connection",
option Access point name (APN)).
The device now has mobile internet access.
The mobile radio LED 6/7 lights up.
Notes:
fAll configuration settings of the device are
described in the "Settings" chapter.
fBy default, roaming is disabled. You can
activate roaming under the menu item
Settings/Internet (see chapter "Settings",
section "Settings for the mobile internet
connection", option Roaming).
Internet router
To use the Router CM-R 19 as an internet router,
simply connect your end device to the Router CM-R 19
via WLAN (see chapter "Immediate start-up", section
"2. Establishing a connection to the device via WLAN").
Media server
The device can be used as a media server in the WLAN
network in order to make media content available to end
devices via WLAN.
Making media available from USB data
carriers
fConnect a USB data carrier containing the
desired media files to one of the two front
USB sockets (1) or (4).
Note:
For content protected by digital rights
management (DRM), use USB socket (1).
Access via the device’s user interface
fIf necessary, establish a WLAN connection from
your end device to the Router CM-R 19
(see chapter "Immediate start-up", section
"2. Establishing a connection to the device via
WLAN").
fStart the internet browser on your device and enter
this address:
http://bosch.router
The overview page is displayed.
Notes:
fIf access to the complete user interface of
the device is password-protected, you will
be prompted to enter the password
(see chapter "Settings", section
"System settings", option Password
protection).
fYou can select the desired user interface
language in the upper right corner of the
main menu bar.
fClick the Media server menu item.
The available media folders of the data medium
are displayed.
fClick on a folder to open it.
The available media files are displayed.
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Note:
You can change the sorting of the media files in
the list by clicking on the relevant column
heading, e.g., title or date.
fClick on a file name to play or view it.
Note:
The internet browser of your end device may
require suitable extensions to display certain
file formats.
fControl playback using the buttons:
[prev] Previous track
[next] Next track
[back] Back to the list
[aust] Activate/deactivate automatic playback of
the next track (not for image files)
[aupl] Activate/deactivate automatic playback of
a track when selected (not for image files)
Access via UPnP
fIf necessary, establish a WLAN connection from
your end device to the Router CM-R 19
(see chapter "Immediate start-up",
section "2. Establishing a connection to the
device via WLAN").
fStart a suitable UPnP-enabled app on your
end device.
fAccess its media files via the device’s network name.
Text messages
You can receive and send SMS text messages using the
currently selected SIM card.
Sending a text message
fSelect the menu item Messages.
fIn the Send message section, enter the recipient’s
phone number and the text you want to send.
Note:
When entering the telephone number,
use only digits (e.g., "00" instead of "+" when
specifying an international telephone number).
fClick Send.
Reading received text messages
fSelect the menu item Messages.
The received text messages are displayed in the
Received messages section.
Device status
To view the device status:
fSelect the menu item Status and one of the
following submenu items:
fModem status
fWLAN status
fDevice status
The relevant information is displayed.
Settings
In the Settings menu, you can configure the device as
well as its WLAN and mobile internet connections.
fIf necessary, establish a WLAN connection from
your end device to the Router CM-R 19
(see chapter "Immediate start-up",
section "2. Establishing a connection to the
device via WLAN").
fStart the internet browser on your device and
enter this address:
http://bosch.router
The Settings menu is password-protected.
The default password is specified on the product
sticker of the Router CM-R (UI admin password).
fEnter the password and click Login.
Notes:
fFor security reasons, you will be logged
out automatically after a certain period of
inactivity. You will then be asked to enter
your password again.
fFor security reasons, you should replace the
default password with your own individual
password. You can change the password
under the Settings/System menu item.
fUnder the Settings/System menu item,
you can extend the password protection to
all pages of the device’s own web server
and thus protect the complete user
interface of the device against
unauthorised access.
Language
You can select the desired user interface language in the
upper right corner of the main menu bar.
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WLAN settings
fSelect the menu item Settings/WLAN.
In the WLAN settings menu, you will find the following
settings:
fRegion
Here you can select the region in which you will use
the device.
For the settings of the admin or passenger interface:
fSelect <admin site> or <passenger site> first.
You will see the following settings for the <admin site>
and <passenger site> respectively:
fNetwork name (SSID)
The SSID (service set identifier) is the network
name of the device in the WLAN network and is
factory-set to "Router CM-R 19".
You can enter your own individual network name,
which can be up to 32 characters in length.
fHide SSID
If this option is activated, the device’s WLAN
network is invisible to other WLAN devices.
fEncryption
Here you can select the encryption method for the
WLAN data traffic between the Router CM-R 19 and
the end devices (WPA, WPA2, WPA, and WPA2
mixed) or switch the encryption off (Open).
Encrypted data traffic prevents unauthorised
access to the exchanged data.
fNetwork key/re-enter key
The WLAN data traffic (see previous point) is
encrypted with this key. The key must be entered on
the end device when establishing the WLAN
connection. The factory-set key is specified on the
underside of the device.
You can specify your own individual key,
which can be up to 63 characters in length.
Mobile network settings
fSelect the menu item Settings/Mobile network.
In the Mobile network menu, you will find the following
settings:
SIM card selection
fSIM card in use
Display of the currently used SIM card.
fSelected SIM
Select the SIM card to be used here. With the
automatic setting, the device automatically selects
a suitable SIM card.
Modem preferences
The following settings can be made individually for both
SIM cards:
fCurrent PIN
Display of the currently valid PIN for the SIM card.
fRoaming
Here you can set whether roaming should be
activated or deactivated. When roaming is enabled,
the device can connect to a foreign network outside
of its home network (e.g., when abroad).
Attention: Roaming will incur additional charges.
fMin. RAT generation
Select the mobile radio standard that should be
supported as a minimum.
fCnt pass ep
(seconds).
fCountry list type
Select the desired countries for the country list
here. Note the set country list type.
fBlacklist: no internet connection is
established in the selected countries.
fWhitelist: an internet connection is
established only in the selected countries.
fCountry list
Select the desired countries for the country list
here. Note the set country list type.
fNetwork profile candidates
Select the desired network profile here.
fSIM profile name
The settings for your SIM card are managed
under the name of your provider by default.
You can change the connection name.
fAccess point name (APN)
Enter the name of your provider’s APN profile here.
The APN profile contains the necessary information
for the mobile internet connection and allows the
device to connect automatically. You only have to
enter the PIN of your SIM card when necessary (e.g.,
when establishing the connection for the first time).
fAuthentication type
If a user name and password are required, enter the
authentication method (none, PAP, CHAP) here.
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fUser name/password
If required by your provider, enter the user name and
password for the mobile internet connection here.
fDNS1/2
If DNS server names are not assigned automatically,
you can enter them here.
fRename SIM slots
Here you can change the names under which the
device manages the two SIM slots.
System settings
fSelect the menu item Settings/System.
In the System settings menu, you will find the following
settings:
Adjustment
fEnable ‘Premium content’ link
Here you can activate or deactivate the link to
premium content.
fAdmin/passenger language
Here you can set the default language for the admin
and passenger interface.
fCustom logo
Here you can select an image file with an individual
customer logo to be displayed on the interface
instead of the Bosch logo.
System settings
fChange admin password
Enter the existing password followed by a new
password for access to the Settings menu or the
complete user interface (see next point).
The default password is specified on the product
sticker of the Router CM-R 19 (UI admin password).
fProtected area
Here you can set whether the password protection
should apply only to the Settings menu
(Settings only option) or to the complete user
interface of the device (All pages option).
fTheft protection
Here you can activate or deactivate the anti-theft
protection via email or SMS. When duty number
protection is activated, an email or text message
with the device location is sent each time the device
is switched on and off.
When you turn on the anti-theft function, enter the
email address or phone number where you want the
messages to be sent.
fDevice mode
Set here whether the device is to be operated
independently in standalone mode or as part of
a coach infotainment system.
fVoltage mode
Set here whether the device is to be operated with
a voltage of 12 V or 24 V.
fShutdown delay
Enter here how long the device should remain
switched on and active after turning off the vehicle
ignition.
Backup/restore configuration
fBackup
This shows whether there is already a backup of the
device configuration.
fBackup status
The status of a running backup is displayed here.
fNew backup request
Here you can create a new backup of the device
configuration.
fRestore
This shows whether the device configuration has
already been restored.
fRestore status
The status of an ongoing restore operation is
displayed here.
fStart recovery
Here you can start restoring the device
configuration.
Domain ltering
You can restrict access to certain domains or exclude
certain domains from access.
fSelect the menu item Settings/Domain filtering.
In the Domain filtering menu, you will find the following
settings:
fEnable filtering
Here you can activate or deactivate the use of the
filter.
fFiltering mode
Here you can select the type of filter:
fBlacklist: domains listed under blacklist
domains cannot be accessed.
fWhitelist: only domains listed under whitelist
domains can be accessed.
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Settings
fBlacklisted domains
Enter domains that cannot be accessed here.
fWhitelisted domains
Enter the domains to which access is
permitted here.
Device software update
Note:
This option is only available when the device
is operating in standalone mode.
In CIs mode, the software update of the
Router CM-R 19 will be part of the CIs system
update process.
Before starting the software update process, you should
check which version is currently in use and compare it
with the version on the download portal.
If the versions do not match, start the SW update
process. Bosch provides software updates on the online
portal (www.bosch-professional-systems.com) for the
duration of the product update service life.
fSelect the menu item Settings/Update.
fSoftware version
The current software version of the device is
displayed here.
fFirmware update
If an update file is stored on a computer connected
to the device, click Choose file... to select the
update file and then click Load to install the new
software.
Device information
fSelect the menu item Settings/Device information.
Here you can see information about the device,
e.g., the current software and hardware version as
well as the serial number.
Logout
To lock the Settings menu or the complete user interface
of the device:
fSelect the menu item Settings/Logout.
The start screen or password entry screen is displayed.
Note:
The Settings menu or the complete user
interface of the device is locked automatically
after an extended period of inactivity.

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Technical data
Technical data
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Power supply 12 V/24 V (8 V to 36 V)
Current consumption
Max. current 12 V: 2 A
24 V: 1 A
Standby current < 150 μA
Fuse 5 A
WLAN standards IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
Mobile radio standards UMTS/DC-HSPA+, WCDMA,
LTE-FDD, LTE-TDD
LTE FDD B1, B3, B7, B8, B20, B28,
B32
LTE TDD B38, B40
UMTS B1, B3, B8
Positioning GPS, Glonass, Galileo, Beidou
Antenna connectors LTE (2x FAKRA D, claret violet),
GPS (FAKRA C, blue)
WLAN antenna Internal
WLAN frequency 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
Encryption WPA2 (AES)
Firmware update Standalone mode: manually via
USB stick
CIs mode: via network
Reset function Factory reset
Protection rating DIN 40050-9 to IP40
Operating temperature -20°C to +70°C
Storage temperature -40°C to +85°C
Relative humidity 25% to 75%, non-condensing
Dimensions (W x H x D) 226.9 x 61.5 x 206.9 mm
Weight Approx. 1,267 g
Certifications CE, UKCA, UN ECE R10,
UN ECE R118, Israel and Serbia
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Power supply 12 V/24 V (8 V to 36 V)
Current consumption
Max. current 12 V: 2 A
24 V: 1 A
Standby current < 150 μA
Fuse 5 A
WLAN standards IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
Mobile radio standards LTE-FDD, LTE-TDD, WCDMA
LTE FDD B2, B4, B5, B7, B12, B13,
B25, B26, B29, B66
LTE TDD B41
WCDMA B2, B4, B5
Positioning GPS, Galileo
Antenna connectors LTE (2x FAKRA D, claret violet),
GPS (FAKRA C, blue)
WLAN antenna Internal
WLAN frequency 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
Encryption WPA2 (AES)
Firmware update Standalone mode: manually via
USB stick
CIs mode: via network
Reset function Factory reset
Protection rating DIN 40050-9 to IP40
Operating temperature -20°C to +70°C
Storage temperature -40°C to +85°C
Relative humidity 25% to 75%, non-condensing
Dimensions (W x H x D) 226.9 x 61.5 x 206.9 mm
Weight Approx. 1,267 g
Certifications FCC/IC, NOM, IFT, FMVSS 302,
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Technology Product version Frequency band Radiated power
WLAN 2.4 GHz 7 620 320 032 2.400 GHz to 2.4835 GHz 20 dBm
7 620 320 034 2.400 GHz to 2.4835 GHz 23 dBm
WLAN 5 GHz 7 620 320 032 5.150 GHz to 5.250 GHz 16 dBm
7 620 320 034 5.150 GHz to 5.250 GHz 11.8 dBm
5.250 GHz to 5.350 GHz 11.8 dBm
5.470 GHz to 5.600 GHz 24.0 dBm
5.650 GHz to 5.725 GHz 24.0 dBm
Mobile radio modem 7 620 320 032/034 LTE-FDD bands 23 dBm
LTE-TDD bands 23 dBm
WCDMA bands 24 dBm
LTE antenna
Frequency range Peak gain Type
617 to 960 MHz 5 dBi
External1710 to 3800 MHz 9 dBi
4900 to 6000 MHz 10 dBi
GPS/GNSS antenna
Frequency range Gain: LNA Type
1562 to 1612 MHz 26 dB External
WLAN antenna
Frequency range Peak gain Type
2400 to 2485 GHz 3.6 dBi
Internal
5150 to 5825 GHz 5.1 dBi
Technical data