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Solwise 3G router with modem - just insert SIM card
The popular NET-3G-434-T is a versatile 3G router and provides a means of accessing the web using a data-only SIM card. As well as providing a Wi-Fi signal it also has 4 Ethernet ports that can allow you to connect to the router by either means whether it is a wireless device such as a smartphone or by directly connecting a computer via an Ethernet cable.
Telephone calls can be made through the router by connecting a conventional telephone to its PSTN port and dialling a number just like any other call, however the connection is made over the 3G network so a data-only SIM card must be used. You may incur additional charges from your provider for making calls - please check beforehand
A Fail-over mode also features which allows for the redundancy of a broadband internet connection when the 434-T is connected to a broadband router via an Ethernet cable. If the service from your provider ever goes down, the 434-T will awake from its idle state and connect to a 3G network to allow for a virtually uninterrupted connection.
Once the SIM card is inserted the configuration consists of simply logging into the router using a web-browser on whatever device you have connected and then inputting your network provider’s APN details. However you can quite simply plug in the SIM card without any kind of configuration as the 434-T will automatically recognise the network provider of the SIM (if you are using the device in the UK).
Port forwarding to the device can be achieved by using a fixed-IP address SIM card. This can allow the router to be used for remote access to an IP security camera, a server, a monitoring device, etc.
The supplied antenna will receive a consistently good signal if the 3G coverage is generally decent where you are, but you may want to consider the option of using an external antenna if you are a fair distance from your nearest 3G network mast. This would be particularly beneficial if you intend to use the 434-T while on the move.
(Please note: you may require the ADAP-SMASRSMAP socket adapter if using an external antenna with an SMA connector)
| Frequency Bands | HSUPA Tri-band: 850/1900/2100MHz for 7.2Mbps downlink and 5.76Mbps uplink EDGE quad-band: 850/900/1800/1900MHz for 236.8Kbps downlink |
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| Technical Specifications | -LED Indicator x 5(PWR, 3G, WIFI, WAN & LAN) -Compliance to 802.11b/g standard with 100mV transmission power -Wireless Access Point &Router -WPS -MAC Clone -WEP 64-bit/128-bit Encryption WPA-PSK/WPS2 PSK Radius Server |
| Ports | -DC Power Input x 1 5V 2A -10/100 Ethernet RJ-45 x 4 (as WAN or LAN) -RJ11 PSTN port -ReSMA Antenna Connector (HSUPA only) -SIM card slot |
| Environment Requirements | Operating Temperature:-20 to +60 degrees C Humidity: 95% (non-condensing) |
| Dimension and Weight |
Dimension: 150 x 112 x 25mm |
| Operating System Support | All OS |
| Power Supply |
5V USB power supply 3-pin (UK) mains adapter supplied - No Euro version available currently Can also be powered by a standard mini USB vehicle supply. |
| User Manual | Download here | 02.05.13 |
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