Laird Sentrius RG191+LTE User manual

Version 2.0

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Ver.
Date
Notes
Contributor(s)
Approver
0.1
4 August 2020
Preliminary Release
Chris Boorman
Robert Gosewehr
Jonathan Kaye
1.0
29 Sept 2020
First full release. Modifications to regulatory /
certification statements
Robert Gosewehr
Chris Boorman
1.1
14 Oct 2020
Updated Error! Reference source not
found. to 22cm separation distance.
Erik Lins
Jonathan Kaye
1.2
6 Nov 2020
Added PTCRB Certification
Dave Drogowski
Jonathan Kaye
1.3
11 Nov 2020
Added note to Section 5.2
Adam Ruehl
Chris Boorman
1.4
4 Jan 2021
Addition of section 5.3
Adam Ruehl
Chris Boorman
2.0
16 Feb 2021
Moved detailed regulatory information to a
separate document
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1About this Guide..................................................................................................................................................................4
2Introduction .........................................................................................................................................................................4
3Connecting the Hardware ...................................................................................................................................................8
4Log into the Gateway........................................................................................................................................................12
5LTE Connection setup....................................................................................................................................................... 14
5.1 Status –Modem and Network Information...............................................................................................................15
5.2 Settings –APN (User) Profile Configuration............................................................................................................16
5.3 Advance Settings –Alternative DNS Server Configuration......................................................................................17
6LAN Connection Setup .....................................................................................................................................................18
6.1 IPv4 Configuration ...................................................................................................................................................18
6.2 IPv6 Configuration ...................................................................................................................................................18
6.3 Advanced View........................................................................................................................................................19
7Wi-Fi Connection Setup....................................................................................................................................................19
7.1 Use Scan to Add a Profile........................................................................................................................................20
7.2 Manually Adding a Profile........................................................................................................................................21
7.3 Wi-Fi Advanced Page..............................................................................................................................................22
8LoRa Connection Setup....................................................................................................................................................22
8.1 Using Presets .......................................................................................................................................................... 23
8.2 Semtech Basic Station.............................................................................................................................................24
8.3 Senet ....................................................................................................................................................................... 26
8.4 Semtech Legacy UDP Forwarder ............................................................................................................................26
8.5 Advanced Configuration...........................................................................................................................................29
8.6 Traffic.......................................................................................................................................................................30
9Manage the Gateway........................................................................................................................................................31
9.1 Changing Username and Password ........................................................................................................................31
9.2 Web Session............................................................................................................................................................31
9.3 Version Information.................................................................................................................................................. 32
9.4 Updating Firmware ..................................................................................................................................................33
9.5 Save/Restore Settings.............................................................................................................................................36
9.6 Remote Management .............................................................................................................................................. 36
9.7 Debug......................................................................................................................................................................47
9.8 Factory Reset .......................................................................................................................................................... 47
9.9 Bluetooth.................................................................................................................................................................. 47
10 IP67 Rated Enclosure.......................................................................................................................................................48
10.1 Specification ............................................................................................................................................................ 49
10.2 LED Display Reference............................................................................................................................................ 50
10.3 Previous Generation Connector Adapter Layout .....................................................................................................51
10.4 Cable Assemblies....................................................................................................................................................51
10.5 Mounting Hardware .................................................................................................................................................53
11 Regulatory......................................................................................................................................................................... 55
12 LTE Network Certification ................................................................................................................................................. 55
12.1 PTCRB Certification.................................................................................................................................................55
13 Labels ...............................................................................................................................................................................56

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This document provides a comprehensive guide on how to configure the SentriusTM RG191+LTE gateways to suit the intended
application. It covers all the SentriusTM RG191+LTE functionality, including Ethernet, Wi-Fi, LoRa, and LTE configurations. It
also provides instructions for setting up the gateway on a LoRa network server.
2.1
Laird’s Sentrius™ RG191+LTE LoRa-Enabled Gateway is the ultimate in secure,
scalable, robust LoRa solutions for end-to-end control of your LoRaWAN network.
Leveraging Laird’s field-proven and reliable 50 Series Wireless Bridge certified module,
it also offers enterprise dual-band Wi-Fi and wired Ethernet for complete design
freedom. Based on the Semtech SX1301/SX1257 chipset designs, it offers a LoRa
range up to ten miles and pre-loaded LoRa Packet Forwarder software options, perfect
for highly scalable, flexible IoT networks. The Sentrius RG191+LTE Gateway works
with Laird’s SentriusTM RM1xx / RS1xx Series LoRa+BLE certified modules / sensors
for simple out-of-the-box integration and is compatible with third-party cloud and LoRa
partners, as well as any LoRaWAN-certified client devices.
Figure 1: Top of the Sentrius™ RG191+LTE gateway
1. LoRa, Wi-Fi, and LTE
Antennas
2. LEDs
3. Mounting Holes
4. User Button
Figure 2: Side panel of the Sentrius™ RG191+LTE gateway
1. DC power input
2. User button
3. Reset button
4. SD card slot
5. Ethernet connector

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Category
Feature
Specification
Chipset
LoRa®
Semtech SX1301/SX1257
Bluetooth®
Cambridge Silicon Radio CSR8811 A08
LTE CAT 1
Quectel EG91-NA
Wi-Fi
Qualcomm Atheros QCA6004
Wireless Characteristics
Wi-Fi Spatial Streams
2x2 MIMO
Wi-Fi Frequencies
2.4 and 5 GHz operation
Conducted Maximum Transmit Power
Note: Transmit power on each channel
varies according to individual country
regulations. All values for lowest data
rate are nominal, +/-2 dBm.
Others are +/-2.5 dBm
Note:
HT40 –40 MHz-wide channels
HT20 –20 MHz-wide channels
802.11a (UNII-1, UNII-2A, UNII-2C) or CH 36 –CH140
6 Mbps
17 dBm
54 Mbps
14 dBm
802.11a (UNII-3) or CH 148 –CH 165
6 Mbps
15 dBm
54 Mbps
14 dBm
802.11b
1 Mbps
17 dBm
11 Mbps
17 dBm
802.11g
6 Mbps
17 dBm
54 Mbps
14 dBm
802.11n (2.4 GHz)
6.5 Mbps (MCS0)
17 dBm
65 Mbps (MCS7)
13 dBm
802.11n (5 GHz) (UNII-1, UNII-2A, UNII-2C) or
CH 36 –CH140
6.5 Mbps (MCS0, HT20)
17 dBm
65 Mbps (MCS7, HT20)
13 dBm
(MCS0, HT40)
14 dBm
(MCS7, HT40)
11 dBm
802.11n (5 GHz) (UNII-3) or CH 148 –CH 165
6.5 Mbps (MCS0, HT20)
15 dBm
65 Mbps (MCS7, HT20)
12 dBm
(MCS0, HT40)
14 dBm
(MCS7, HT40)
11 dBm
1 Mbps
6 dBm
Wi-Fi Radio
Conducted Typical Receiver
Sensitivity
Note: All values nominal, ±3 dBm.
Variant by channels.
802.11a
6 Mbps
-92 dBm
54 Mbps
-74 dBm (PER <= 10%)
802.11b
1 Mbps
-94 dBm
11 Mbps
-87 dBm (PER <= 8%)
802.11g
6 Mbps
-91 dBm
54 Mbps
-74 dBm (PER <= 10%)
802.11n (2.4 GHz)
6.5 Mbps (MCS0)
-91 dBm
65 Mbps (MCS7)
-71 dBm

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Category
Feature
Specification
802.11n (5 GHz HT20)
6.5 Mbps (MCS0)
-92 dBm
65 Mbps (MCS7)
-71 dBm
LoRa - Wireless
Characteristics
LoRa Frequencies, LoRaWAN Region,
UL/DL, Laird Connectivity part number
US
902 –928 MHz (LoRaWAN US902-928, UL) –RG191
LoRa Radio Conducted TX Power
(at -40°C)
(RG191 plus AS915 & AU923 variants)
US
28 dBm (max entry in Radio TX Power Table)
LoRa Radio Conducted RX Sensitivity
(RG191 plus AS915 & AU923 variants)
-127 dBm (Bandwidth = 125 kHz, Spreading Factor = 7, DR0)
LoRa Radio Conducted TX Power
(at -40°C) (RG186)
Supports TX power as per ETSI Frequency bands
25 dBm (max entry in Radio TX Power Table)
-3 dBm (min entry in Radio TX Power Table)
LoRa Radio Conducted RX Sensitivity
(RG186)
-125 dBm (Bandwidth = 125 kHz, Spreading Factor = 7, DR0)
-123 dBm (Bandwidth = 250 kHz, Spreading Factor = 7, DR6)
Interfaces
Wired
Ethernet - RJ45 Connector
Wireless
LoRa, 802.11, Cellular LTE
Power
Supply Voltage
12V/1A
Power Adapter
External DC Power Supply (has 12V /2A rating) with regional
plug adapter
Security
Wi-Fi
Standards –WEP, WPA, WPA2
Encryption –WEP, TKIP, AES
EAP Types –EAP-FAST, EAP-TLS, EAP-TTLS, PEAP-GTC,
PEAP-MSCHAP, PEAP-MSCHAPv2, PEAP-TLS, LEAP
Software
Operating System
Embedded Linux, 4.x Kernel
LoRa
Packet Network Forwarder with default support for the
following:
▪The Things Network with Semtech Basic Station or UDP
forwarder
▪Stream communications with UDP forwarder
▪ChirpStack with UDP forwarder or Semtech Basic Station
▪Senet through legacy Semtech UDP or proprietary Senet
forwarder
Configuration
Web-based interface via Ethernet/Wi-Fi
Physical
Dimensions
133 x 275 x 30 mm (enclosure only)
Environmental
Operating Temperature
-30° to +70°C
Note: The RG191+LTE gateway operating temperature range
is limited to -30° to +70°C due to the supplied external
power supply. The RG191+LTE gateway without the
external power supply is certified for -40° to +85°C.
Approvals (RG191+LTE)
FCC –Contains FCC ID: SQG-WB50NBT
IC –Contains IC ID: 3147A-WB50NBT
FCC –Contains FCC ID: SQG-1001
IC –Contains IC ID: 31347A-1001
FCC –Contains FCC ID: SQG-RG191NALTE
IC –Contains IC ID: 3147A-RG191NALTE
Wi-Fi Antenna
Model
Laird MAF94051
Type
Dipole
Connector
RP-SMA

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Category
Feature
Specification
Antenna Gain
2.1 dBi (2.4-2.5 GHz), 2.4 dBi (4.9 GHz) 2.6 dBi (5.25 GHz),
3.4 dBi (5.875 GHz)
LoRa Antenna
Model
Laird 001-0002 (902-928 MHz) used with RG191+LTE
Type
Dipole
Connector
RP-SMA
Antenna Gain
2.0 dBi (902-928 MHz) used with RG191
LTE Antenna
Model
Laird Blade: DBA6927C-FSMAM
Type
Dipole
Connector
RP-SMA
Antenna Gain
Up to 2.2dBi
Accessories
Included
1 x 902-928 MHz antenna
1 x LTE antenna
2 x 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi antennas
1 x External DC power adapter
Enclosure
Standard
Moulded plastic housing
Warranty
One-year warranty
Table 1: Ordering information
Part Number
Description
450-00107-K1
Kit, Sentrius RG191 Gateway, LTE, CAT-1, NA
450-00109-K1
Kit, Sentrius RG191 Gateway, LTE, CAT-1, NA, IP67
Accessories
690-1002
Pole Mount Bracket - Accessory for 450-0190, 450-0191 or 450-00109-K1
690-1003
Wall Mount Bracket - Accessory for 450-0190, 450-0191 or 450-00109-K1

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To use the gateway, you must power up the gateway and access the web interface via the Ethernet port. To do this, follow
these steps:
1. Follow the label on the box and connect the four antennas. Refer to Antenna Configuration for additional
information.
2. Connect the power supply (see #2 in Figure 3).
3. Connect the gateway to your router (#3 in Figure 3) using the Ethernet cable (#1 in Figure 3).
Alternatively use the Wi-Fi Quick Config mechanism. Refer to Wi-Fi Quick Configuration for additional information.
Your gateway is now connected and ready.
Figure 3: Connecting the gateway
1
2
3

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To utilize the LTE functionality, a cellular provider’s SIM card needs to be installed into the gateway. The recommended SIM
card to purchase shall support LTE-CAT 1, in order to utilize the full capabilities of the LTE gateway.
Note: RG191+LTE production units come with a Truphone SIM card pre-installed. The SIM will need to be registered
and activated, see 5.2.
To install the SIM card, follow these steps:
1. Unscrew the four (4) back Torx screws using a T8 Torx screwdriver for the non-IP67 gateway version.
Unscrew the thirteen (13) screws using a Philips screwdriver for the IP67 gateway version.
Figure 4: Gateway Screw Locations (Left: Standard; Right: IP67)
2. Carefully move the top enclosure lid to the back of the gateway for the indoor (non-IP67) version as seen
below. Remove the top lid for the IP67 gateway version (RF cables are not connected to the top cover on the
IP67 gateway).
Figure 5: Opened Gateway (indoor (non-IP67) gateway shown)
Note: The RF cables are connected to the modules and glued in position. If the antennas are installed, remove
the antennas before moving the top enclosure in position for the indoor (non-IP67) gateway.

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3. If replacing the production installed SIM card, punch out the Micro-SIM (3FF size) from the Main Sim card
(secondary set of punch out lines from the center moving outward).
Figure 6: SIM Card Punch-Out
4. Install the SIM card into the SIM card slot in the upper right location near the LTE modem making sure the copper
contact side of the SIM card is facing down (follow Blue Arrow). Re-close the gateway and screw down the screws
when complete.
Figure 7: SIM Install (Right: Picture of SIM card contact side)
Note: To remove the SIM card, push the card out from Red Arrow side and remove SIM.

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To configure the antenna properly, take the following steps:
1. Attach the two shorter antennas to the 2.4/5.5 GHz (Wi-Fi) ports.
2. Attach the third and longer antenna to the 868 MHz/900 MHz (LoRa) port.
3. Attach the fourth and wider blade antenna to the LTE port. Notice the different connector types. The LTE
antenna will only fit in this port.
Note: This feature only works with firmware version 93.7.2.9 and newer. Please verify your Gateway firmware version
number and, if required, upgrade to a current version. Refer to Updating Gateway Firmware for additional information
regarding this upgrade.
The gateway includes a mode to allow you to configure without ethernet access, in the case that you wish to join a wireless
network.
Apply power to the gateway and allow to start, then perform the following:
1. Depress and hold the user button (see #2 in Figure 2) for seven seconds.
2. From a wirelessly enabled device perform a scan.
3. Connect to the access point rg1xx29378B, where 29378B are the last six digits of the Ethernet MAC address found on
the label on the bottom of the gateway (Figure 8).
The network is secured with WPA2 with a password that is the same as the SSID. We recommend that you change the
default password for security reasons. The password can be changed on the
Wi-Fi > Advanced web page.
Upon logout or client disassociation, Wi-Fi Quick Config shuts down and normal operation resumes.

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To log into the gateway web interface, follow these steps:
1. Determine the last three bytes of your gateway’s Ethernet MAC address. This can be found on the label on the bottom
of the gateway; the last three bytes are highlighted (Figure 8).
Figure 8: Bottom label –last three bytes of the Ethernet MAC address highlighted
2. Enter the URL into the web browser to access the web interface. For example, for the gateway used in this guide, the
URL is https://rg1xx29378B.local., where “29378B” are the last six digits of the Ethernet MAC address. In Wi-Fi quick
config mode, the gateway can also be accessed via the IP address at https://192.168.1.1
3. Accept the self-signed security certificate in the browser.
4. Click Advanced (Figure 9).
Figure 9: Web interface –first screen

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5. Click Proceed (Figure 10).
Figure 10: Web interface –second screen
6. Log on using the following default credentials:
Username: sentrius
Password: RG1xx
Figure 11: Gateway interface login screen
After logging in, the program warns you to change the default credentials for security reasons (Figure 12).
Figure 12: Change the default credentials

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Only one login session is allowed at a time. If there is another active session active, the program warns you before
allowing you to take over the session (Figure 13).
Figure 13: Active session warning
Click Continue to log in.
Note: This feature only works with the RG191+LTE hardware, see Ordering Information for product part numbers.
The Cellular menu supports modem configuration and firmware updates. The current status of the integrated Cellular modem
is also displayed. To access this section, click the Cellular tab from the ribbon at the top of the page.
In the sidebar on the left (Error! Reference source not found.), you can navigate various Cellular pages. Further, you will
find a button to enable/disable the Cellular modem.
Note: By default, the Cellular modem within the gateway is disabled!!
Figure 14: Enable/Disable Cellular Button

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The first page when clicking on the Cellular menu is the Status page (Figure 15). You cannot change anything on this page.
This page will provide you with information about the Cellular modem, inserted SIM card, and your network connection.
Figure 15: Cellular Status page
▪Manufacture –Shows the manufacturer identification of the integrated Cellular modem.
▪Hardware Model –Shows the hardware model identification of the integrated Cellular modem.
▪Firmware Revision –Shows the current firmware revision of the integrated Cellular modem.
▪International Mobile Station Equipment Identity (IMEI) –Shows the IMEI number of the integrated Cellular modem.
▪Integrated Circuit Card Identifier (ICCID) –Shows the ICCID number of the attached (U) SIM card (only if not locked).
▪SIM Card Status –Shows the current state of the SIM card and whether a password (PIN/PUK) is required.
▪Registration / Roaming State –Shows information about the network registration and roaming state.
▪Provider –Shows information about the current service provider which the Cellular modem is attached to.
▪Network Technology –Shows information about the current access technology and network frequency / band.
▪Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) –Shows information about the current received signal strength and channel
bit error rate.
Note: A value of 99 indicates unknown or not detectable.
▪Assigned IPv4 Address –Shows information about the public IPv4 address of the current mobile data connection.
Note: N/A means Not Available. In this case either parts of the Cellular modem are not fully initiated, or some
information could not be obtained. Wait a few seconds and try it again by refreshing the page. If all fields show
N/A, please make sure that the Cellular modem is turned on and installed properly.

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Select the Modem Configuration page by clicking the Settings menu item in the side menu of the Cellular view (Error!
Reference source not found.).
Figure 16: Cellular Settings page
1. Depending on your service provider that issued the SIM card you may have to add extra information about your
Access Point Name (APN), Access Point Username and Access Point Password for authentication purposes. If you
are unsure about these settings, please contact your mobile service provider and/or SIM card provider. However,
most providers do not require this information to be entered.
Note: The RG191+LTE gateway comes with a preinstalled Truphone SIM card: Navigate to https://iot.truphone.com
to register and activate your SIM card. Select a data plan that meets your data needs for your application.
This is a subscription plan.
Enter Truphone’s APN: iot.truphone.com in the APN field and save the configuration to start the cellular
service. This requires a reboot.
** Cellular must be enabled in order to utilize the cellular feature.
2. If your SIM card is protected, you should add your PIN and/or PUK code where needed (otherwise leave these
fields empty). Reference the SIM card and/or mobile service provider documentation for more details on the
necessary settings to configure.
Note: The RG191+LTE gateway comes with a preinstalled Truphone SIM card which, once registered and activated
following the link above, does NOT require a PIN and/or PUK code by default.
If using the preinstalled Truphone SIM card, leave these fields blank.
** Cellular must be enabled in order to utilize the cellular feature.
3. Choose a Roaming option. By default, roaming is enabled, and in most cases, it is recommended. For Roaming
there are two options available –Allowed and Disallowed. When roaming is Disallowed, your network preference is
restricted to home-only; no resources from other operator's network will be used in that case.
4. Apply your settings by clicking on the Save Configuration button and reboot the gateway when requested.

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Select the Advanced Modem Configuration page by clicking the Advanced Settings menu item in the side menu of the
Cellular view (Figure 17)
Figure 17: Cellular Advance Settings page
This page will provide information about Cellular’s DNS Server(s) assigned by your service provider.
Furthermore, you will find the option to set your own DNS Server(s) if needed.
In most cases this is not required. However, not all service provider hand out DNS Server(s) by default. Also, there are
situations where you may want to overwrite the existing configuration. For example, if the DNS Server(s) do not perform well
or when it is required by your application.
Apply your settings by clicking on the Save Advanced Settings button and reboot the gateway when requested.
Note: If Mobile Network DNS Server 1 IP and/or Mobile Network DNS Server 2 IP fields are empty Cellular is either
disabled or your service provider does not provide them.
Your Alternative DNS Server 1 IP and Alternative DNS Server 2 will be only used when there is no Ethernet
and Wi-Fi connection available / configured.

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The LAN menu allows selections for configuration and status of the IPv4/IPv6 wired network. The current status of the IPv4
network is also displayed. To access this section, click LAN in the page menu.
The first page for configuring the Ethernet LAN connection is the IPv4 Configuration page. There are two basic modes of
operation –DHCP and Static. These are selected in the IP Address Acquisition Method drop-down box (Figure 17). The
gateway factory default setting is DHCP.
Figure 17: IPv4 Configuration page
▪DHCP –When in DHCP mode, all settings are provided by the DHCP server. All configuration settings (except IP
Address Acquisition Method) are greyed out. IP values provided by DHCP are displayed but cannot be changed.
▪Static –When the IP Address Acquisition Method is set to static, all IP settings are fixed and saved in the device. The
external Gateway IP address is optional and may be left blank. DNS Server IP addresses are also optional. Zero, one, or
two DNS servers may be specified.
Select the IPv6 configuration by clicking the IPv6 menu item in the side menu of the LAN view (Figure 18). The IPv6
configuration settings are shown below.
There are two fully supported modes for IPv6 addressing:
▪DHCP –In DHCP mode, all settings are provided through communication with an IPv6 server on the network.
▪Auto –In auto mode, you have the option of selecting the auto DHCP method (either stateless or SLAAC). As of June
2017, IPv6 static mode is only partially supported. Please see the software release notes for current information.
Figure 18: IPv6 Configuration page

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Select the advanced view by clicking the Advanced menu item in the LAN sidebar (Figure 19). The Advanced view shows all
network information provided by the Wi-Fi module in the gateway. Depending on the settings of the network and the gateway,
not all settings may apply to the current mode of operation. This view is intended to support advanced users in troubleshooting
their network.
Figure 19: Advanced view
By default, the gateway’s Wi-Fi radio is not configured to connect to a Wi-Fi network. The user must access the web interface
on the gateway via the Ethernet interface to setup the Wi-Fi connection.
To setup a Wi-Fi connection, click the Wi-Fi tab in the main menu (Figure 20).
Figure 20: Wi-Fi connection setup
In the sidebar on the left, you can navigate to various Wi-Fi pages and see the status of the Wi-Fi interface. There is also a
button to enable/disable the Wi-Fi radio.

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To use the scan function to add a profile, follow these steps:
Connect to a Wi-Fi network –click Scan to scan for nearby Wi-Fi networks. Scanning continues until you click Stop or
click on one of the listed scan results (Figure 21).
Figure 21: Scan function
Click on the applicable scan result.
In the Wi-Fi profile window, enter the appropriate credential information for your chosen Wi-Fi network (Figure 22).
Figure 22: Wi-Fi profile window