Huawei Wireless Gateway E960 Quick Start

HUAWEI E960 HSDPA Wireless Gateway Quick Start
The HUAWEI E960 supports HSDPA/WCDMA 2100, GSM/GPRS/EDGE 1900/1800/900/850,
and network auto-switch. With the E960, you can experience wireless gateway and USB modem
at any time and any place.
E960 Appearance
WLAN Signal
Power
Reset
Interface Ethernet Phone
Power Mode
ON/OFF
Power Interface: When connected with the power adapter, the E960 functions as a wireless
gateway. When connected to the PC with a USB data cable, the E960 functions as a USB
modem.
Ethernet: Insert a Ethernet cable connected to the PC or other network equipments.
Phone: Insert a phone cable connected with a telephone to realize the voice service.
Power: Power indicator. When it is in yellow, the charge is finished.
WLAN: WLAN indicator. If it is steady on and in yellow, the WLAN is enabled. If it is
blinking, data is transmitting.
ON/ OFF: Press and hold to power on or off the E960.
Signal: Signal strength indicator. The following table shows the status of the signal strength
indicator:
Status Description Status Description
Fast blinking in No SIM card or unverified Steady on in Signal strength in level
red PIN code yellow two or three (middle)
Steady on in red Signal strength in level Steady on in Signal strength in level
one (weak) green four or five (strong)
Mode: The network mode indicator. The following table shows the status of the network mode
indicator:
Status Description Status Description
Double blinkin g Searching the network or Blinking in Normal GPRS/ED
in green no network blue network
Steady on and GPRS/EDGE data service Fast blinking Downloading the
in green connected in green upgrade mode
Blinking in blue Normal WCDMA network Indicator off Off
Steady on in WCDMA data service Steady on in HSDPA data service
blue connected cyan connected
Reset: Reset button. O n the side of the E960. Press and hold it for more than five seconds to
restore the factory defaults.
PC Configuration Requirements
The recommended PC configurations for using the E960 are as follows:
CPU: Pentium 500 MHz or above
Memory: 128 MB RAM or above
Hard disk: 50 MB available space
Operating System: Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows Vista
LCD resolution: 800*600 or above, recommended 1024*768.
Interface: standard USB interface
Internet Explorer: IE6. 0 or above, Firefox 1.5 or above, Netscape 8.0 or above
Note: If the configurations of the PC are lower than the recommended, the performance of the
E960 may be weaken ed.
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Step 1: Insert the SIM Card
Insert the SIM card into the socket with
the golden contact facing upward. Insert
the card socket into the E960.
GE
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Plug in the USB end of the power adapter to the power interface
Step 2: Install the
of the E960, and plug in the power plug to the power socket.
Power Adapter
Please use the E960 compatible power adapter; otherwise, the
E960 can be damaged.
Step 3: Connect
The Ethernet cable cannot be longer than 100 meters. For better
to the PC
effect, please use the shielded cable.
Step 4: Connect
The telephone cable cannot be longer than three meters, and the
to the Telephone
telephone can be connected with three extensions.
Step 5: Log in to the Wireless Gateway Web Management
1. Open the Internet Explorer, and then enter the default web address (192.168.1.1) of the E960
in the address bar.
2. In the WIRELESS GATEWAY LOGIN page, select the user type, enter the password, and
then click .
Admin: Have the rights the view and modify
the configurations, and the default password
is admin;
User: Only view the basic information, and
the default password is user.
Only one user can log in to the E960
management page at one time, which is to
prevent the configuration conflict.
3. If you are prompted to enter the PIN code, you need to enter the correct PIN code, and then
click .
Note:
If the correct PIN code or PUK code is invalid, you cannot use the network-related
services.
Please consult your service provider about whether to use SIM/USIM card.
Your service provider provides the SIM/USIM card. For more information about
SIM/USIM card, please consult your service provider.
Step 6: Making the First Call