Oppo 5G CPE T1a Manual

Introduction

Presentation

The product is a 5G wireless gateway device for multiple users in household or small office environments providing FWA services, enabling users to access Internet various through physical Ethernet port or Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11b/g/n/a/ac/ax).

With this document we are giving you an introduction about hardware introduction, software features and how to configure this device.

Prerequisite

Using OPPO 5G CPE T1a would require a minimum of:

• Power socket;
• A 4FF SIM card with data plan service from Network Operator;
• User terminals (e.g. Desktop Computer, Smart Pad, Smartphone, etc.)

Hardware Introduction and Setup

Hardware Introduction

Appearance

Please check the T1a's appearance as below:

Buttons and Interfaces

Side View:

Bottom View:

Button/Interface	Description
Power ON/OFF Button	Long Press for 3 seconds to turn ON/OFF T1a.
WPS Button	Long Press for 3 seconds to turn ON WPS,short press to turn OFF WPS. Once WPS is turning on, it automatically turns off until a device is successfully connected or 2 mins without any connection.
GE Port*2 (RJ45)	1 LAN port and 1 LAN/WAN port. Can be connected with user terminal devices.
Power Adapter Port	Can be connected through a power adapter.
RESET Button	Insert in and gently applying pressure until 5G/4G/Wi-Fi LEDs flash three times.
SIM CARD	Nano-SIM(4FF) card slot.

LEDs

LED indicators:

LEDs	Description
5G indicator	Refers to 5G working status: White: Receiving 5G signal is strong. Yellow: Receiving 5G signal is good to use. Red: Receiving 5G signal is not stable but still can be connected. Off: Not able to connect to 5G.
4G indicator	Refers to 4G working status: White: Receiving 4G signal is strong. Yellow: Receiving 4G signal is good to use. Red: Receiving 4G signal is not stable but still can be connected. Off: Not able to connect to 4G.
Wi-Fi indicator	Refers to Wi-Fi working status: On: Wi-Fi is working well. Off: Wi-Fi is off. Blinking: WPS is on
Power indicator	On: Power is on. Off: Power is off.

Setup Guidance

Setup the Network

Step 1: Prepare a nano-SIM card.

Step 2: Open the SIM card slot at the bottom and insert in SIM card as shown in the following figure.

Step 3: Connect your CPE to a power source. The CPE then automatically powers on and searches for an available network.

Step 4: Wait until the power-on initialization ends. If the 4G or 5G indicator is on, the CPE has successfully connected to a network.

How to Connect to Network via CPE

Approach 1:
Connect your device to the CPE via Wi-Fi. For the default Wi-Fi name (SSID) and default Wi-Fi password, see the label attached to the bottom of the CPE.

Approach 2:
Connect your device to the CPE via a network cable. If your device requires a wired connection (e.g. a computer), connect it to a LAN port at the rear of the CPE via a network cable.

Installation Safety Instructions

• Power supply source

No	Description
1	Do not cover T1a's main adapter.
2	Never open the power adapter unit; this can expose you to fatal danger.
3	T1a comes with its own power adapter. Do not use another adapter.
4	This class II adapter does not need to be grounded (earthed). The connection to the electrical power supply network should comply with the indications given on the label.
5	Use a readily accessible power outlet located near T1a.
6	Arrange the power supply cord in such a way as to avoid any accidental power cut to the T1a.
7	The T1a is designed to be connected to a GG (ground-to-ground) or GN (ground to neutral) type power supply network.
8	T1a is not designed to be connected to an electrical installation with IT type diagram (neutral connected to ground through an impedance).
9	Protection against short-circuits and leaks between the phase, neutral and ground should be provided by the building's electrical installation. The power supply circuit for this equipment should be fitted with 16 A overcurrent protection and differential protection.
10	Connect T1a to the power supply unit via a readily accessible wall socket ensuring electrical power cutting.

• Location conditions
  By choosing an appropriate location, you will preserve the longevity of the device. Ensure that the selected location has the following characteristics:

No	Description
1	Install and use the T1a inside a building.
2	The room temperature must not exceed 40°C.
3	T1a can be placed on a desktop.
4	Do not expose T1a to strong sunlight or place it near a substantial source of heat.
5	Do not place T1a in an environment where it could be subjected to considerable steam condensation.
6	Do not expose T1a to splashes of water.
7	Do not cover the T1a casing.
8	Do not use the T1a or its peripherals for outdoor transmissions.

• Maintenance

No	Description
1	Never open the casing. This has to be done only by qualified personnel approved by your supplier.
2	If T1a need to disassemble and repair, then the disassembled damaged structural parts can't be used.
3	Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaning agents.

• Use Conditions

No	Description
1	Do not use T1a at an angle, let alone tip it over or upside down.
2	Do not place any other objects on top of T1a when it is running.
3	Do not use corrosive chemicals to wipe T1a case.
4	Do not block the upper and lower openings of T1a.
5	Do not touch the T1a interface with any part of your body when it is running, such as Network port, Phone port, etc.

Features and Settings

Wi-Fi Settings

Wi-Fi Name and Password Settings

Go to Wi-Fi Settings -> Basic:

On this page, users may change the settings of 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and 5GHz Wi-Fi respectively.

The following table describes the values of Wi-Fi settings:

Field	Action
Wi-Fi Name	An ID identifies which Wi-Fi user is configuring.
Encryption Mode	None WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK WPA/WPA2-PSK WPA3-SAE
Wi-Fi Password	A password for certain Wi-Fi connection.

Advanced Settings

Go to Wi-Fi Settings -> Advanced:

On this page, users may change the settings of 2.4GHz Wi-Fi or 5GHz Wi-Fi respectively.

The following table describes the values of Wi-Fi settings:

Field	Action
2.4GHz – Tx Power	User may change settings of 2.4GHz antenna Tx power.
2.4GHz – Channel	User may set 2.4GHz Wi-Fi channel to Auto mode or a specific channel.
2.4GHz – Channel Width	20MHz 20MHz/40MHz 40MHz
2.4GHz – Mode	User may change Wi-Fi mode of 2.4GHz.
	802.11b/g/n 802.11b/g/n/ax
5GHz - Tx Power	User may change settings of 5GHz antenna Tx power.
5GHz - Channel	User may set 5GHz Wi-Fi channel to Auto mode or a specific channel.
5GHz – Channel Width	20MHz/40MHz/80MHz 20MHz 40MHz 80MHz
5GHz - Mode	User may change Wi-Fi mode of 5GHz. 802.11a/n/ac/ax 802.11a/n/ac

Guest Wi-Fi

Go to Wi-Fi Settings -> Guest Wi-Fi:

On this page, user may enable or disable and change settings for Guest Wi-Fi.

The following table describes the values of Wi-Fi settings:

Field	Action
2.4GHz/5GHz Wi-Fi	A drop-down menu for users to choose band for Guest Wi-Fi: 2.4GHz 5GHz
Enable Guest Wi-Fi	A checkbox for user to choose whether to enable or disable Guest Wi-Fi.
Wi-Fi Name	An ID identifies which Wi-Fi user is configuring for Guest Wi-Fi.
Encryption Mode	None WPA-PSK WPA/WPA2-PSK WPA2-PSK WPA3-SAE
Wi-Fi Password	A password for Guest Wi-Fi connection.

Wi-Fi Unified Band Settings

Feature Introduction

T1a supports to combine 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi into a Unified Band.
Higher priority to use 5 GHz Wi-Fi band over 2.4 GHz band when signal strength is equal to increase connection speed.

Feature Settings

Go to Wi-Fi Settings -> Basic:

By clicking on the toggle of Unified Band Settings, user may change Wi-Fi mode successfully after Wi-Fi restart.

WPS

Feature Introduction

WPS refers to Wi-Fi Protected Setup, which is supported by T1a. The point of the protocol is to allow users who know little of wireless security and may be intimidated by the available security options to set up Wi-Fi Protected Access, as well as making it easy to pair new wireless clients to an existing network without entering long passphrases.

WPS Settings

Settings on WebUI:

Go to Wi-Fi Settings -> Advanced:

After turning on WPS Settings, user may click the button START WPS to activate the feature. By activating WPS Connection on user terminal, user would connect device to CPE successfully through Wi-Fi.

DHCP IPv4 Settings

Feature Introduction

DHCP is a network management protocol supported by T1a. T1a, works as a DHCP server, assigns unique IP address to its connected DHCP clients, which refers to user terminals. In the absence of a DHCP server, a device that needs an IP address must be manually assigned a static address by a network administrator.

Feature Settings

Go to LAN -> DHCP IPv4:

On this page, user may change configurations of DHCP feature. The following table describes the meanings or values of each field:

Field	Action
IP Address	The IP address for LAN/Wi-Fi DHCP host.
Start IP	The IP address for DHCP clients start from.
End IP	The IP address for DHCP clients end from.
Lease Time	Valid period for an IP of DHCP client. 1 Day 3 Days 5 Days 7 Days
DNS	DNS mode: Auto Manual

MAC Reservation

Feature Introduction

T1a supports configuration of the Media Access Control (MAC) address to allow certain user terminal assigned by a specific IP address through DHCP.

Feature Settings

Go to LAN -> MAC Reservation:

On this page, user can check the information and status for each connected devices in the list. Edit and delete operations are support for each item respectively.

By clicking the button of ADD, a window would pop up to be filled for user to add new items.

The following table describes the meanings or values of each field:

Field	Action
IP Address	The IP address reserved for certain user terminal.
MAC Address	The MAC address for user terminal.

MAC Filter

Feature Introduction

T1a supports configuration of the Media Access Control (MAC) address to restrict network access.

Feature Settings

Go to LAN -> MAC Filter:

On this page, user may check the list of rules already set for MAC Filter. Edit and delete operations are support for each item respectively.

Field	Action
MAC Filter	User may turn on/off MAC Filter.
Filter Policy	User may change the settings of filter policy to be as below: Allow (only devices within the list are allowed to connect) Deny (devices within the list are denied to connect)

By clicking the button of ADD, a window would pop up to be filled for user to add new items.

The following table describes the meanings or values of each field:

Field	Action
MAC Filter	The permission of either Allow or Deny. Allow Deny
MAC Address	The MAC address for user terminal.

Ethernet Settings

Feature Settings

Go to LAN -> Ethernet Settings

On this page you may change the protocol settings for WAN/LAN port.

The following table describes the meanings or values of each field:

Field	Action
Connection Mode	LAN Only PPPoE Dynamic IP Static IP

Network Mode Settings

Feature Introduction

Go to Advanced Settings -> Network Settings:

On this page, user may change the mode of data roaming and also do network mode configuration as well.

The following table describes the meanings or values of each field:

Field	Action
Data Roaming	User is able to turn on/off data roaming device capability.
Network Mode	Auto(SA/NSA/4G) 5G Only(SA) 5G Only(NSA) 4G Only 3G Only

APN Settings

Feature Settings

Go to Advanced Settings -> Network Settings:

On this page, user may check the APN list. Enable/Disable, edit, delete operations are supported by end users.

By clicking ADD button, user is able to add new items through a pop up window.

The following table describes the meanings or values of each field:

Field	Action
Profile Name	APN Profile name
APN	APN name
APN Type	Configure the type of APN
Username	Username for APN
Password	Password for APN.
Authentication	PAP CHAP Auto

Parental Control

Feature Introduction

T1a supports Parental Control which is used to restrict user terminals connection by configuring allow or deny rules within a certain period of time.

Feature Settings

Go to Advanced Settings -> Parental Control:

On this page, user is able to check all the parental control rules in the list. Enable/Disable, edit, delete operations are supported by end users.

Click ADD button:

The following table describes the meanings or values of each field:

Field	Action
Rule	User may choose to Allow or Deny within a time period.
MAC Address	The MAC address for user terminal.
Schedule	A date for the rule taking effect. (Chosen days turn green.)
Start Time	Start time for the rule.
End Time	End time for the rule.

DMZ

Feature Introduction

DMZ is supported by T1a that lets user access the server you selected directly via the Internet without going through the "firewall."

Feature Settings

Go to Advanced Settings -> DMZ:

Here through WebUI, user may configure the functionality of DMZ.

IP Filter

Feature Introduction

IP Filter is a feature provides firewall services allowing an administrator to restrict user access to certain website.

Feature Settings

Go to Advanced Settings -> IP Filter:

On this page, users may change the settings of IP Filter. The following table describes the meanings or values of each field:

Field	Action
IP Filter	User may choose turn IP Filter ON/OFF.
Filter Policy	User may set the policy of IP Filter to be either ALLOW or DENY.
IP Filter List	A list of IP Filter shown to user. User make do following operations on the list. ADD EDIT DELETE

Click ADD button to go to a window adding IP Filter items:

The following table describes the meanings or values of each field:

Field	Action
WAN IP Address	IP address of WAN side restriction.
Protocol	ALL TCP UDP TCP/UDP ICMP
WAN Port	Range of WAN Port.
LAN IP Address	LAN side IP Address.
LAN Port	Range of LAN Port.

Port Forwarding

Feature Introduction

T1a supports Port Forwarding which is used in network devices and redirects a communication request from one address and port number combination to another while the packets are traversing a network gateway, such as a router or firewall.

Feature Settings

Go to Advanced Settings -> Port Forwarding:

On this page through WebUI, user may configure the functionality of Port Forwarding.

SIP ALG

Feature Introduction

SIP ALG stands for Application Layer Gateway and is supported by T1a. Its purpose is to prevent some of the problems caused by router firewalls by inspecting voice service traffic.

Feature Settings

Go to Advanced Settings -> SIP ALG:

On this page through WebUI, user may turn the functionality of SIP ALG ON/OFF.

UPnP

Feature Introduction

T1a supports UPnP which is a set of networking protocols that permits user devices, such as personal computers, printers, and mobile devices to seamlessly discover each other's presence on the network and establish functional network services.

Feature Settings

Go to Advanced Settings -> UPnP:

On this page through WebUI, user may turn the functionality of UPnP ON/OFF.

Restart/Restore to Factory Defaults

Feature Settings

Go to Advanced Settings -> Maintenance -> Reboot/Restore:

Here users may click to choose Restart the device or Restore the device to factory default.

Documents / Resources

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