Lippert Components WiFi On-the-Go Parts list manual

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Introduction
Before visiting AT&T® or RogersTM (CAN), make sure to have the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity)
number available. The IMEI number is printed on the WiFi On-the-GoTM label (Fig. 1A).
NOTE: The IMEI number is a unique 15-digit serial number given to every mobile phone which can then be
used to check information such as the phone's Country of Origin, the Manufacturer and it's Model
Number.
Whether currently an AT&T Wireless or Rogers (CAN) customer or not, contact AT&T or Rogers (CAN) customer
service or visit the nearest AT&T Wireless or Rogers (CAN) corporate store to get a SIM card.
System Requirements
WiFi On-the-GoTM items needed for SIM card activation:
• a WiFi On-the-GoTM cellular gateway
• an AT&T or Rogers (CAN) nano SIM card
• a nano SIM card adapter
• a 4G Cellular and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi antennas
• a 12V DC/DC in-line power supply or a 120V AC/DC adapter
• a smart device
Fig. 1
A
Cellular
Gateway
nano SIM
Card SIM Card
Adapter
4.0G Cellular
Antennas
Smart
Device
2.4 GHz Wi-Fi
Antennas
12V DC/DC In-line
Power Supply
120V AC/DC Adapter

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5. With the SIM card's contacts facing up and the beveled edge on the top right hand corner (Fig. 4),
insert the card into the SIM slot until a "click" sound is heard.
NOTE: The "click" sound means the SIM card is now securely latched into the SIM slot.
The IMEI number is a unique 15-digit serial number given to every mobile phone. The IMEI number should
be treated and protected the same as a Personal Identication Number (PIN) to prevent unauthorized
access to the system. Use care when placing additional product labels that show product-sensitive
information, such as SSID, PASSWORD and IMEI#.
Activation* Using AT&T or Rogers (CAN) SIM Card
1. Disconnect power from the cellular gateway (Fig. 2A).
2. Locate the SIM card slot on the side of the WiFi On-the-GoTM (Fig. 3A).
3. Inspect card slot for provided SIM card adapter. If installed, remove adapter. Press and release card
adapter to eject it from the slot.
4. Place the nano SIM card into the SIM card adapter, aligning the beveled edge of the card with the
beveled edge of the adapter (Fig. 4).
* Internet access is not provided. Product usage may incur extra data and/or connection charges.
Fig. 2
A
nano SIM
card
SIM card
Adapter
SIM card
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
A

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†System connectivity is subject to carrier coverage map.
6. After making sure the SIM card is firmly seated, plug in the 120V AC power supply.
Verifying Connection
Verify power and connectivity†with the WiFi On-the-GoTM LEDs (Fig. 5). Lights will flash when connected. Refer to
the following table for LED status definitions.
LEDs
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Letter Description LED Color What’s Happening? Why? What Should be done?
APower
Red WiFi On-the-Go™Gateway is
powered. No Problems. N/A
Off WiFi On-the-Go™Gateway is
NOT powered.
WiFi On-the-Go™Gateway
is NOT powered.
Check the power source and power
connections.
BCell
Blue
Slow blink is searching/
connecting, faster blink is
activity.
No Problems. N/A
Off
No cell connection. No cell connection.
Verify nano SIM card is active with your
provider and is inserted into the SIM card
adapter and SIM card slot correctly.
CWiFi
Blue Solid when AP is available,
blink on activity. No Problems. N/A
Off No Wi-Fi connection. No Wi-Fi connection. Log into the router and verify that the
Wi-Fi function is turned on.
DWAN
Blue Blink on activity. No Problems. N/A
Off No WAN connection. Not in use. Bad or no
Ethernet cable connection. Check Ethernet connection to router.
E-H LAN
Blue Blink on activity. No Problems. N/A
Off No LAN connection. Not in use. Bad or no
Ethernet cable connection. Check Ethernet connection to router.
A BC D E F G H
Fig. 5