Motorola ML2410 Bedienungsanleitung

AC1900 LTE Router

Quick Start

Model ML2410

Let’s get started

If you want to provide cellular backup to your existing Internet connection

we recommend setting up and testing the cellular connection as described

below than changing the configuration to enable cellular backup.

To use your ML2410 modem you need an activated micro SIM (3FF format),

which you normally get from your mobile broadband service provider. If

instead you use a nano SIM card (used by most phones today), you must use

a SIM Card Adapter. SIM card adapters are available from Amazon and other

online retailers.

You must remove the battery cover on the ML2410’s back panel to access the

SIM slot. Using a Philips head screwdriver remove the screw from the battery

cover, remove the battery cover, and insert the SIM. Replace the battery

cover when finished.

Next, attach the 2 LTE Antennas to the ML2410 by screwing them finger-

tight into the 2 gold connectors located on the back of the unit.

Now, connect the supplied power cube between the ML2410’s power jack

and a working electrical outlet. The ML2410 should power up and the power

light on the top of the unit should turn amber while the unit powers up. If the

power light does not turn on, check that the On/Off button on the back panel

is On. Wait for the Cell Status light to turn on. This may take up to 2

minutes. If the Cell Status light does not turn on please see troubleshooting

tips at the end of this Quick Start. If you want to use the ML2410 as cellular

backup continue below, otherwise skip ahead to Connect your Devices

below.

Using the ML2410 for Cellular Backup

Connect the ML2410’s yellow Ethernet cable between the ML2410’s WAN

port and the Ethernet port of a cable modem, DSL modem, or fiber optic

modem used for Internet access.

Switch the power of the modem off now. (For some modem/routers, this

requires you to remove a power backup battery.) After the modem is off for

at least 10 seconds, switch it back on. (If you removed a backup battery, plug

the battery back in first.)

Now, connect the supplied power cube between the ML2410’s power jack

and a working electrical outlet. The ML2410 should power up and the power

light on the top of the unit should turn amber while the unit powers up. If the

power light does not turn on, check that the On/Off button on the back panel

is On. The power light will turn green when the unit has finished powering

up.

To configure your ML2410 for cellular backup you will need to access the

ML2410’s configuration manager. To access the ML2410 with a wired

connection plug an Ethernet cable into one of the ML2410’s LAN jacks and

the other into your desktop or laptop’s Ethernet port. To connect via WiFi to

the ML2410, go into the WiFi setup section for the device (not the router).

Then use the ML2410 router’s WiFi Network Name (SSID) and WiFi

Password/Key. The unique factory-set default settings are printed on a label

on the bottom of the ML2410.

Next, to access the ML2410’s configuration manager open your Web

browser. Type http://192.168.5.1 in the address bar and press Enter.

In the login dialog box, enter the Login information printed on the bottom

label of your ML2410.

The Basic Setup page will appear. If the Basic Setup page doesn’t appear,

please see the Troubleshooting Tips below.

From the dropdown menu next to Internet Connection, select the type of

connection you have. Most users should select DHCP.

Next check the box next to Enable Cellular Backup. This will turn on

cellular backup in case your Internet connections goes down. The ML2410

should automatically detect your SIM card and should be configured

correctly.

Connect Your Devices

The ML2410 lets many devices share your Internet connection. Devices can

connect by using WiFi or by plugging into one of the ML2410 Ethernet ports.

WiFi Wireless

You can connect any of your WiFi devices by first going into the WiFi setup

section for the device (not the router). Then use the ML2410 router’s WiFi

Network Name (SSID) and WiFi Password/Key. The unique factory-set

default settings are printed on a label on the bottom of the ML2410. If you

prefer to use a different network name and password, please see the chapter.

Changing Wireless Security Settings in the full length manual at

www.motorolanetwork.com/ML2410manual

Wired Ethernet

You can also connect up to two HDTVs, computers, game stations, or other

devices with an Ethernet cable between an Ethernet port of the device and

any one of the LAN jacks on the router. Some devices have a Network Setup

section where you specify a wired Ethernet connection. If you have a

problem with a particular device, consult its user manual.

Once you’ve set up a Wireless or Wired Ethernet connection, try to browse

the Web. If browsing works, Congratulations! Your ML2410 is working.

If your ML2410 is NOT working, see Troubleshooting Tips and We like to

help at the end of this Quick Start.

USB 3.0 Port

Also available on the rear panel is a High-speed USB 3.0 port for connecting

USB memory devices or external hard drives. This port can be used to attach

USB Drives, that can then be accessed through the network. For more

information on this feature go to

www.motorolanetwork.com/ML2410manual . A cable for this port is not

provided with the ML2410. Use a standard USB 3.0 cable to connect USB

3.0 devices, or a USB 2.0 cable can be used for USB 2.0 devices. For the

ML2410-side of the connection, the cable needs to have a USB type-A male

connector.

MotoManage™

We strongly suggest that you download the MotoManage™ App from the

Apple App Store or from Google Play to access basic and advanced network

control features. The app lets you manage your network quickly and easily,

and it makes it easy to keep your network’s original wireless settings

The app includes basic and advanced features, which are all available free of

charge for the first month. After that you will be able to decide whether you’d

like to just keep the free features, or whether you’d like to also keep the

advanced features for a small monthly fee.

1Download the MotoManage app on your smartphone or tablet.

2Open the app.

3Scan the QR code on the bottom of your ML2410 to setup your device’s

WiFi network.

4Now enjoy the app. You can easily elect to keep your original name and

password, as we recommend. Plus you can easily monitor your Internet

usage and WiFi signal strength, get security alerts that help protect your

network, control Internet access by devices, or set up some basic

parental controls.

Note that your ML2410 must be online for the app to communicate with it.

Improving WiFi Performance

As noted before, the ML2410 has a unique WiFi SSID/Network Name and

WiFi Password/Security Key printed on the ML2410’s bottom label. Use

these unless you want to change them for some reason. If you do change

them, we suggest that you tape a label with the new SSID and Password onto

the ML2410. (Changing them will not affect WiFi quality.)

Note that WiFi performance depends on a number of factors. Please keep

these things in mind:

•Where possible, put the ML2410 in a central place so that it’s not too far

away from your other WiFi devices.

•Don’t put the ML2410 close to interference-generating wireless devices such

as Bluetooth headsets and stereos, microwave ovens, 2.4 GHz cordless

phones and base stations, and WiFi printers.

•The ML2410 router provides a powerful WiFi signal that can help reach

many corners of your house. However, WiFi range can be limited by a

variety of issues, including weak WiFi clients and challenging building

configurations. Many devices, such as phones, that you may use to connect to

the ML2410 do not have as powerful a WiFi signal. Although the ML2410’s

advanced WiFi technology can help improve the performance and range of

the devices, often the weaker signal of your other devices can be a limiting

factor.

•If you have coaxial cable running near your router and a distant WiFi access

point, HDTV, or other device, MoCA is often a good way to connect the

router to the device. MoCA can share the same cable used for cable TV,

cable Internet, or FiOS fiber optic service. With the Motorola MM1000

MoCA Adapter, speeds are up to 1,000 Mbps.

Top/Front Panels

LIGHT COLOR DESCRIPTION

Power

Green

Amber

Green: ML2410 power on

OFF: ML2410 power off

Amber: ML2410 powering up

Cell Status Green

Amber

Green: Connected in LTE mode

Amber: Connected in 3G mode

Blinking:

Off: Sending data

Not Connected

Internet Green

Green: ML2410 online

OFF: ML2410 offline

2.4

Green

ON: 2.4 GHz WiFi is enabled

Blinking: Data is flowing or WPS is in

discovery mode.

OFF: WiFi is not enabled

Green

ON: 5 GHz WiFi is enabled

Blinking: Data is flowing or WPS is in

discovery mode.

OFF: WiFi is not enabled

WPS Green

ON: 1 Gigabit Ethernet connection

Blinking: Data being sent

OFF:

device connected

Battery Purchase and Replacement

The ML2410 has battery back-up circuitry which will power the ML2410 in

the event of a power failure. The ML2410 typically does not ship with a

battery included. A battery is not required for normal operation with AC

power. If you want a back-up battery, you can purchase one online.

The type of back-up battery that must be used with this product is

Model 98250 from MTRLC LLC, and is labeled BP-15033-22/2150 S.

Note that in the case of loss of power, the ML2410 can provide up to 6hours

of Internet access when equipped with the optional battery. You can

maximize the runtime on battery by turning off certain features in the

ML2410 configuration manager. To disable these features, log into the

ML2410’s configuration manager by opening your Web browser and

typing http://192.168.5.1 in the address bar and press Enter. In the login

dialog box. Enter the Login information printed on the bottom label of your

ML2410.

In the left hand menu, select Admin then Power Management. Click

the Enable button next to Power Saving. You can now turn off the WiFi,

the WAN ports, the LAN ports, the LTE module, or the USB port to save

power, if you are not using them while in battery-power mode.

CAUTION

RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED WITH AN

INCORRECT TYPE! DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO

THE INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED WITH THE BATTERY.

Troubleshooting Tips

Why can’t I connect to the Internet after installing my modem?

•Check that the modem is powered on. The power LED on the front panel

should be on. If it is not on, then:

oCheck that the power button on the back of the unit is pushed in.

oCheck that the power cable is correctly plugged into the modem and that

the other end of the cable is plugged into a working electrical outlet.

•Confirm that the modem can talk to the SIM. Log into the Configuration

Manager by typing 192.168.5.1 in the address bar of your browser, go to that

address, enter the Username and Password. The default username and

password are printed on the bottom of your device. On the left hand menu,

click on Status then Cellular. There should be a 19 or 20 digit number next

to IMSI. If this number is missing, try reinserting your SIM. You may need

to get a new SIM from your service provider if the modem can’t read it.

•Verify with your service provider that your account is active.

•

You may need to set the APN on your modem. Log into the Configuration

Manager by typing 192.168.5.1 in the address bar of your browser, go to that

address, enter the Username and Password. On the left hand menu, click

Basic Setup then APN. You should contact your service provider for the

correct APN. Some common APNs are:

Verizon: VZWINTERNET

AT&T: NXTGENPHONE

BROADBAND

T-Mobile: fast.t-mobile.com

For more information on setting APNs please see the full length manual at:

www.motorolanetwork.com/ML2410manual

I’m unable to access the ML2410 when I try to login to the Configuration

Manager

•First check that the ML2410’s Power light is on.

The yellow Ethernet jack on the back of the ML2410 has a green LED on it.

This LED should be on when the Ethernet cable is plugged in. If it is not on,

check that the Ethernet cable is securely plugged in. If that doesn’t work,

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