Hotspot OEM INSTALLATION MANUAL

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1 Hotspot OEM INSTLLTION MNUL

2 TLE OF ONTENTS Introduction 2 Safety Information 2 Resources Required 2 Installation 3 Power Supply 5 Troubleshooting 6 Notes 7 Introduction Hotspot was designed and engineered for the mobile lifestyle. The weatherproof, externally-mounted antenna array increases your signal range far beyond a simple off-the-shelf mobile hotspot that can lose strength by just moving your device around the campsite. Hotspot utilizes Direct Link Technology specifically designed for the RV lifestyle. Direct Link Technology provides the fastest 4G LTE connectivity available, up to 150Mbps, so you re connected wherever the road may take you. This device complies with Part 15 of the F Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Safety Information lways wear eye protection when performing installation. Other safety equipment to consider would be hearing protection, gloves and possibly a full face shield, depending on the nature of the installation. Resources Required ordless or electric drill or screw gun ppropriate drive bits Sharp cutting tool Tape Tape measure Silicone sealant 16 WG wire Wire nuts #8 x 3/4" stainless steel pan head scews (12) Rev: Page 2 D

Installation 1. Locate an area on the unit s roof to mount the external cellular antenna (Fig. 1). The area should be relatively flat and be located within 10 feet of the cellular gateway (Fig.

Position the antenna for mounting. The antenna should sit completely flat against the surface. Trace an outline along the outer lip of the antenna. 3. ross cut the rubber roof (Fig. 2) orange lines.

3 Installation 1. Locate an area on the unit s roof to mount the external cellular antenna (Fig. 1). The area should be relatively flat and be located within 10 feet of the cellular gateway (Fig. 1) mounting location. Two small coax wires (Fig. 1) will need to be run between the cellular antenna and the cellular gateway. Fig GHz WiFi ntennae 12V D/D Power Supply 2. Position the antenna for mounting. The antenna should sit completely flat against the surface. Trace an outline along the outer lip of the antenna. 3. ross cut the rubber roof (Fig. 2) orange lines. The cuts should be 1 1/4 long in each direction. Peel the corners of the rubber roof back and drill a 1 hole (Fig. 2, blue area) in the center of the cuts. This is where the cables will pass from inside the unit to the cellular antenna. Note: Make sure that are no wires, pipes, etc., behind the drilling area before drilling. Fig. 2 Rev: Page 3 D

4. ttach one end of the two coax cables to the coax cable female ends located underneath the external cellular antenna (Fig. 3).

The cellular gateway (Fig. 4) should be located within 10 feet of the external cellular antenna (Fig. 3). 5.

It is very important to not leave any gaps to ensure a good seal to the mounting surface. 6. Guide the coax cable wires into the hole as the external cellular antenna is gently placed. 7.

3) in the bottom of the external cellular antenna, and install six #8 x 3/4 stainless steel pan head screws through the antenna bottom and into the mounting surface.

n additional bead of all weather silicone sealant should be placed around the outer lip of the external cellular antenna and on the screws to form a watertight seal.

4 4. ttach one end of the two coax cables to the coax cable female ends located underneath the external cellular antenna (Fig. 3). Run the opposite ends of the coax cables through the previously-drilled hole. Make sure the coax cables reach the cellular gateway before affixing the cellular gateway permanently. The cellular gateway (Fig. 4) should be located within 10 feet of the external cellular antenna (Fig. 3). 5. On the underside of the external cellular antenna, apply all-weather silicone sealant (Fig. 3, green line) around the entire outer lip. It is very important to not leave any gaps to ensure a good seal to the mounting surface. 6. Guide the coax cable wires into the hole as the external cellular antenna is gently placed. 7. fter the external cellular antenna is on the designated mounting surface, use the six provided screw hole areas (Fig. 3) in the bottom of the external cellular antenna, and install six #8 x 3/4 stainless steel pan head screws through the antenna bottom and into the mounting surface. Do not over-tighten the screws. The all-weather silicone sealant should spread out slightly as the screws draw down the antenna. Fig n additional bead of all weather silicone sealant should be placed around the outer lip of the external cellular antenna and on the screws to form a watertight seal. llow all weather silicone sealant to dry completely. 9. Secure the celluar gateway to a permanent mounting surface by installing four #8 x 3/4 stainless steel pan head screws through the provided holes (Fig. 4) in the cellular gateway and into the permanent mounting surface. 10. ttach the two coax cables, one cable on each side of the cellular gateway, into the ports marked 3G/4G (Fig. 4). 11. ttach the two 2.4 GHz WiFi antennae to the corresponding ports of the cellular gateway (Fig. 5). Fig. 4 Fig. 5 Rev: Page 4 D

6) into the back of the cellular gateway (Fig. 5). 3.

5 Power Supply 1. onnect the red and black wires (Fig. 6) from the 12V D/D power supply to the unit s power source. 2. Plug the power supply wire (Fig. 6) into the back of the cellular gateway (Fig. 5). 3. Secure the 12V D/D in-line power supply installing two #8 x 3/4 stainless steel pan head screws through the provided holes (Fig. 6) in the power supply and into the permanent mounting surface. Fig. 6 Rev: Page 5 D

6 Troubleshooting Most concerns with Hotspot can be diagnosed by checking the indicator lights located on the top of the cellular gateway. D E F G H Letter D Description Power ell WiFi WN LED olor Red lue lue LED Indicator Light Troubleshooting hart What Is Why? Happening? Oneontrol Gateway is powered. Oneontrol Gateway is NOT powered. link (long off, short on) link (short off, long on) Long on followed by fast blink Fast link No cell connection. Solid when P is available, blink on activity. No WiFi connection. No Problems. ad or disconnected power cable. RV s battery is low or disconnected. Not yet connected. onnected but no data being transferred. onnected and start data transfer. onnected and data being transferred. No power. No Problems. WiFi has been disabled in the administration webpage. What Should e Done? N/ heck the power source and power connections. heck if SIM card is installed properly. ell interface being stopped in the admin. page. Make sure the settings in the admin. page are correct. Incorrect PN entered in the admin. page. Make sure the settings in the admin. page are correct. N/ heck the power supply. N/ heck the settings in the mobile device. lue link on activity. No Problems. N/ No WN connection. Not in use. ad or no Ethernet cable connection. heck Ethernet connection to router. Replace Ethernet cable if necessary. Rev: Page 6 D

7 Letter E-H Notes Description LN LED olor LED Indicator Light Troubleshooting hart What Is Why? Happening? What Should e Done? lue link on activity. No Problems. N/ No LN connection. ad or disconnected Ethernet cable. Device on remote end of Ethernet cable isn t powered. Replace Ethernet cable if necessary. heck power on mobile device. Rev: Page 7 D

8 The contents of this manual are proprietary and copyright protected by Lippert omponents, Inc. ( LI ). LI prohibits the copying or dissemination of portions of this manual unless prior written consent from an authorized LI representative has been provided. ny unauthorized use shall void any applicable warranty. The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice and at the sole discretion of LI. Revised editions are available for free download from lci1.com. Please recycle all obsolete materials. For all concerns or questions, please contact Lippert omponents, Inc. Ph: (574) Web: lci1.com customerservice@lci1.com

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