Huawei B310 LTE CPE User manual

B310 LTE CPE
Quick Start

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1Getting to know your B310
Power indicator
On: the B310 is powered on.
Off: the B310 is powered off.
Network mode
indicator
Steady cyan: connected to an LTE network.
Steady blue: connected to a 3G network.
Steady yellow: connected to a 2G network.
Steady green: connected to an Ethernet network.
Steady red:
–The SIM card is not recognized, the PIN has not
been entered, or the PIN verification failed.
–Failed to connect to a mobile network or an
Ethernet network.

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Wi-Fi/WPS
indicator
Steady on: Wi-Fi turned on.
Blinking: a WPS connection is being set up.
Off: Wi-Fi turned off.
LAN/WAN
indicator
Steady on: LAN/WAN port is connected to a LAN
device or an Ethernet port.
Blinking: data is being transmitted through the
LAN/WAN port.
Off: LAN/WAN port is not connected to a LAN
device or an Ethernet port.
Signal strength
indicator
On: signal reception available (more bars mean
better reception).
Off: no reception.
SIM card slot
Install a standard SIM card to access the Internet via
an LTE/3G/2G data connection.
External antenna
port
Connect to external antenna after remove the cover.
WPS button
Press and hold for 2 or more seconds until is
blinking to active WPS connection when Wi-Fi is
turned on.
Power button
Press and hold for about 3 seconds to power the B310
on or off.
Reset button
Restoring the default settings of the B310 will erase all
previous settings.
When the B310 is powered on, use a sharply pointed
object to press and hold for about 3 seconds until
indicator is blinking to restore the B310 to its
factory settings. After the factory defaults are
restored, the B310 will restart automatically.
Power port
Connect to compatible power adapter.
LAN/WAN port
Working as a LAN port when connected to a
computer, switch, or other LAN device.
Working as a WAN port when connected to an
Ethernet port on the wall.

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Telephone port
Connect to a telephone.

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2Installation
Scenario 1: Accessing the Internet using an LTE, 3G, or
2G network
Step 1: Installing the SIM card
1. Slide off the card slot cover.
2. Insert the SIM card into the card slot. Ensure that the beveled edge of the SIM card
aligns with that of the card slot.
3. Close the card slot cover.
Do not remove the SIM card when it is in use. Doing so will affect the performance of
your B310 and data stored on the SIM card may be lost.

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Step 2: Connecting cables
Once connected to a power outlet, the B310 automatically powers on.
Power adapter
Computer
Telephone
Laptop, tablet, or smart phone
To prevent interference caused by radio signals, place the B310 at least 1 meter (3.28
feet) away from telephone and other electrical devices.
The B310's power adapter model is HW-120100XYW. X andY represent letters or
numbers that vary by region. For details about the specific adapter model, contact
an authorized dealer.
Do not connect the B310 to the telephone wall outlet (or any Public Switched Telephone
Network), because doing so could damage the B310 due to excessive heat.

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Optional: Installing the external antenna
In areas with poor reception, connect external antenna to the B310's external antenna
port to improve signal reception.
1. Power off the B310 and disconnect it from the power outlet.
2. Remove the cover from the antenna port. (Keep it in a safe place.)
3. Screw external antenna fully into the antenna port.
4. Keep external antenna upward to get better signal.
The external antenna is an optional accessory, and may not included in the packaging
box. If required, please contact your local dealer to purchase it.
Before installing the external antenna, ensure that the B310 is powered off and
disconnected from the power outlet.
Only use the external antenna indoors, and do not use it during thunderstorm.
Do not change another unexpected antenna unless manufacturer provide.
To comply with FCC regulations limiting both RF output power and human exposure
to RF radiation, the maximum antenna gain including cable loss in exposure
condition must not exceed 3 dBi in PCS band, 4 dBi in AWS-1 band, 3 dBi in CELL
band, and 4 dBi in LTE band 7.

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Scenario 2: Accessing the Internet using Ethernet
Connect the B310 to a wall-mounted Ethernet port or an ADSL modem for Internet
access.
Once connected to a power outlet, the B310 automatically powers on.
Power adapter
Ethernet port on the wall
Telephone
Laptop, tablet, or smart phone
To prevent interference caused by radio signals, place the B310 at least 1 meter (3.28
feet) away from telephone and other electrical devices.
The B310's power adapter model is HW-120100XYW. X andY represent letters or
numbers that vary by region. For details about the specific adapter model, contact
an authorized dealer.
Do not connect the B310 to the telephone wall outlet (or any Public Switched Telephone
Network), because doing so could damage the B310 due to excessive heat.

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3Setting up a Wi-Fi connection
Step 1: Enabling Wi-Fi on the B310
When the indicator is steady on, the Wi-Fi function of the B310 is turned on.
Step 2: Recording the SSID and Wi-Fi key
The default SSID and Wi-Fi key are printed on the B310's bottom label.
Step 3: Setting up a Wi-Fi connection on your client
Method 1: Setting up a Wi-Fi connection manually
1. From your Wi-Fi enabled client, scan for wireless networks in your area.
2. Connect to the network name that matches the SSID found on the device label.
3. When prompted for password, enter the Wi-Fi Key found on the device label. (The
Wi-Fi key is case sensitive.) Your client will notify you when it is connected.
Make sure your client (computer, tablet, or smart phone) also supports Wi-Fi.
For details about how to manually enable or disable the Wi-Fi function, refer to the
WLAN settings section of the help information on the web management page.
To prevent unauthorized parties from accessing your Wi-Fi network, it is recommended
that you change the SSID and Wi-Fi key from time to time. For details, see the help
information on the web management page.