Call for more information. • The 4G LTE Network Extender must be connected to an available LAN port on a router or modem with always-on Internet access with minimum download speed of 10 Mbps and an upload speed of 5 Mbps. Speeds of 20 Mbps download and 10 Mbps upload or higher are recommended.
Warranty document included in the package. Extender 1. It’s recommended to place the LTE Network Extender near a window or otherwise elevated location such as on a bookshelf or cabinet, for best results. 2. Using the provided Ethernet cable, connect an available LAN port on your router to the LAN port on your LTE Network Extender.
5. The extender will automatically begin the initialization and startup process. This process may take up to 60 minutes. 6. During this process, the LTE Network Extender will attempt to acquire a local IP address, followed by connecting to the Verizon network, and then searching for a GPS signal.
8. Turn your LTE Network Extender back on and wait for it to begin searching for a GPS signal. Four strong GPS satellite signals are required for a GPS location fix – the process may take up to 60 minutes.
Wall Mount(Outbox Accessory) A separate wall-mount bracket package is available (sold separately) for your LTE Network Extender. This enables you to fix your extender directly to a wall for better positioning. 1. Screw the included wall mount bracket into desired position on a wall securely, ensuring it’s the correct way up.
Making a Call When your extender is operational, you can use it make calls with your Verizon mobile phone. To do so, your phone must be within 50 feet of the LTE Network Extender and have Advanced Calling switched on.
The LTE Network Extender Web Admin UI enables you to configure features, see the extender’s status and make changes to settings. Using a computer connected to the same network (same router) as the LTE Network Extender, follow the steps below to access the Web Admin UI: 1.
Number of total wireless devices currently connected to the LTE Network Extender with an active call or data session. Emergency Calls Number of wireless devices currently connected to the LTE Network Extender with an active E911 call to emergency services. Verizon 4G LTE Network Extender User Guide...
IP address settings, or manually set IP address and DNS values (when DHCP is disabled). Backhaul limit (affects uplink speeds served by the LTE Network Extender only) and MTU size can also be set here.
Advanced Settings enables you to configure the LTE Network Extender’s output power and view neighboring cell towers detected during initialization and startup. Provides information on extender positioning relative to other Verizon cell sites and LTE Network Extenders in the network, in the case of multiple network extender clusters. Verizon 4G LTE Network Extender User Guide...
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• Cell ID: ECGI of the detected cell. • PCI: PCI of the detected cell. • Cell Type: Displays “4G LTE Network Extender” if the Cell Tower ID is within range reserved for the 4G LTE Network Extender(s). Otherwise, displays “Macro”.
3.5.4 Reset If the LTE Network Extender malfunctions or is not responding, it is recommended to restart the device or perform a factory reset. Using the Reset page interface you can perform a Complete Restart, Quick Restart or Factory Reset.
4G LTE Network Extender Factory Reset Use this button to remotely factory reset the LTE Network Extender when it is not physically reachable. If the LTE Network Extender has active E911 calls, the reset will be restricted. NOTE: Factory reset will revert all custom settings (e.g. Admin GUI password, Static IP configuration) to factory defaults.
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Please refer to the Description column in the table for more information and reference 5.1 LCD Display Messages and Error Codes for more help. Displays a log of the LTE Network Extender’s last 100 alarms including active or Alarms History cleared alarms.
3.6.2 The GPS page displays GPS status information and includes GPS Satellite IDs, signal quality and signal strength descriptions. This screen can assist with effective placement of your LTE Network Extender to acquire the better GPS signals. Last Data Refresh Local time when the page was last refreshed.
Describes each signal as Strong, Fair or Weak according the Signal Quality level. Strong signal is required for your extender. Consider repositioning your LTE Network Extender if these descriptions are Fair or Weak, or using the internal GPS antenna (refer to 2.2 GPS).
4G LTE Network Extender In most cases, the LTE Network Extender can connect and automatically configure network settings, with minimal user involvement. In cases where local firewall settings may need to be configured, refer to the information below: Firewall Settings...
The LTE Network Extender has not acquired a GPS signal after one hour or more. • Try to position your LTE Network Extender in a new location. An ideal location is as close to a window as possible, in an open area with few surrounding obstructions. Elevating the extender on a cabinet or shelf etc.
Coverage may vary based on environmental factors, floor plan and RF absorption of building materials. LCD Display Messages & Error Codes The following messages or error codes may appear on the display of the LTE Network Extender during operation or startup process: Startup Booting up.
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4G LTE Network Extender Hardware Error 2B The case of the LTE Network Extender has been opened against Startup Please check user normal procedure, and the device can no longer provide service. guide Please call Customer Service (800-922-0204). Software initializing Startup Software initializing.
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If the issue persists, please call Customer Service (800- antenna connection 922-0204). The LTE Network Extender failed to receive a clock signal from its GPS clock Error 6C GPS module, please try to move your GPS antenna closer to the...
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Connecting to HeGW Startup server Serving HeGW discovery. Please wait… The LTE Network Extender failed to connect to the HeNB Server Error 9A Gateway, please check the LAN/ firewall settings or contact your Startup Please check user network administrator. If the issue persists, please call Customer guide Service (800-922-0204).
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If the issue persists, please call Customer Service (800- guide 922-0204). The LTE Network Extender has not been able to acquire a GPS GPS antenna Error 25 signal for the past 24 hours. As a result, the device can no longer Please check user provide service.
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Please check user the device. If the issue persists, please call Customer Service guide (800-922-0204). The LTE Network Extender failed to connect to the HeNB No service Error 32 Gateway, please check the LAN/ firewall settings or contact your Protocol Please check user network administrator.
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Does the network extender need to be hooked up to the food Wi-Fi network without interruption?
@Paul Santucci it’s not Food Wi-Fi, it’s FiOS Wi-Fi