2N EasyRoute 3G Quick Start Guide

Incoming Call

1. An incoming call is signalled by ringing.
The phone line LED is flashing during
ringing.

2. Hook off the phone to establish the
call. The phone line LED is permanently
on during the call.

3. Hang up the phone to terminate the
call.

Internet Setup

· Login

1. Make sure that the TCP/IP protocol is
installed in your PC and set the PC to
getting IP address automatically from
the DHCP server. Most operating
systems use this setting by default.

2. Open any web browser: Internet
Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google
Chrome, etc.

3. In the address window, write the IP
address: 192.168.1.1 to get into the
basic login dialogue.

4. Log in as Administrator. Fill in the fields
as follows.
User: Admin Password: 2n
For older 2N® EasyRoute versions you
have to use:
User: admin , Password: admin

· GSM/UMTS setup

Use the Wizard menu to set a quick
Internet connection (short form
setting). Be sure to confirm any change
in the Wizard submenus using the
Apply button in the right-hand bottom
corner.

5. If you use a PIN protected SIM card,
set the PIN in the WIZARD->SIM
menu. Then enable the Remember

In the GSM network, data transfers are suspended during voice calls and
do not continue until the voice call is finished, whereas in the 3G (UMTS)
network data and voice are transferred simultaneously.

EC Declaration of Conformity

Hereby, 2N TELEKOMUNIKACE a.s., declares that the 2N® EasyRoute product is in compliance with the essential
requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. Refer to the CD-ROM or our website
www.2n.cz for the Declaration of conformity.

item to make the gateway use this PIN
after restart.

6. Use the WIZARD->Internet menu to
set the Internet connection
parameters. These parameters are set
automatically by most Internet
providers. Check the APN [list] for
your provider. If your provider is not
included, fill in the APN and Dial items
using information obtained from your
Internet provider. For some providers,
it is necessary to fill in the User and
Password fields too.

7. Use the WIZARD->Wireless menu to
enable the WiFi connection in your local
network (Enable). Use encoding to
protect your LAN against unauthorised
access if necessary. You are suggested
to use the WPA or a higher encoding
system to get the proper level of
protection.

8. Check the current state of the router in
the STATUS menu where the most
important information is displayed. The
Status field displays the Internet
status: Connected. Now you can start
browsing through the Internet.

9. In this menu you can check such
gateway parameters as the connection
type, provider, signal strength and
some more parameters important for
the gateway function.

10. For more advanced settings and rules
such as SIP connection, Firewall and
many others refer to the CD manual.

11. Use the LOG OUT button in the left
bottom corner to leave the
configuration interface. Logout is done
automatically after 20 minutes of
inactivity.

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2N® EasyRoute QuickStart

In

dication LEDs

Power

Power adapter

UTP cable

WiFi connection

Wired connection for 4 PCs or Laptops (Ethernet)

Analogue

Basic Functions

· The voice function of 2N® EasyRoute is to
transmit voice between a 3G (UMTS) or GSM
network and an attached FXO-interface
terminal.

· The data function of 2N® EasyRoute is to
connect your PC or small LAN to the Internet
via a 3G (UMTS) or GSM network.

· 2N® EasyRoute is equipped with a fast
Ethernet 4 port switch and DHCP server,
allowing you to create a wired network with 4
PCs without any additional hardware.

Read the CD-ROM User Manual carefully to get familiar with all system
functions.

2N® EasyRoute supports the 3G WCDMA/HSDPA, GSM GPRS/EDGE
technologies for data connection. The connection speed and quality
depend on the UMTS/GSM provider, accessible services, signal coverage
and network status. The parameters included in the User Manual
(Technical Parameters) are the maximum values; for detailed information
about accessible services contact your mobile provider.

2N® EasyRoute Installation and Connection

· Proper Location

- Install 2N® EasyRoute with respect to a
good UMTS/GSM signal strength.

- Place 2N® EasyRoute out of range of
sensitive devices and human bodies for
electromagnetic interference reasons.

- 2N® EasyRoute is designed for indoor

use. Do not place it near heat sources
and on direct solar radiation. It may not
be exposed to rain, flowing water and
moisture, aggressive gas, solvents etc.

· Needed Accessories

INCLUDED IN THE 2N®EASYROUTE BOX

· 1 2N®EasyRoute device

· 1 power adapter (12V/2A DC)

· 1 SMA antenna

· 1 UTP wire (Ethernet network wire)

· 1 CD with manual

· 1 telephone cable

NOT INCLUDED IN THE 2N®EASYROUTE
BOX

· SIM card

· Information on Internet connection. Often

used: APN: Internet and Dial: *99#

· 2N® EasyRoute includes a WiFi module for
you to add PCs to your LAN using the WiFi
technology.

· An integrated VoIP client provides calls with
an FXO-interface connected phone via the
Internet (ERF – 2N® EasyRoute FAX
version).

· 2N® EasyRoute offers the FAX
transmission option via a VoIP network
using the T.38 protocol (ERF version).

· 2N® EasyRoute firmware can be updated
from www.2n.cz

· External Antenna Connection

Screw the enclosed antenna into the
SMA antenna connector. Tighten the
antenna connector gently with your
hand, never use a wrench!

· SIM Card Installation

Open the SIM card holder on the 2N®
EasyRoute backside, insert the SIM
card and close the holder. Select the
required UMTS/GSM provider and SIM
card services, such as call forwarding,
call barring, preferred networks, SMS
centre, etc. using your mobile phone
before inserting your SIM card in 2N®
EasyRoute. If you use a PIN protected
SIM card, enter the PIN into 2N®
EasyRoute using the WEB configuration
(see Internet setup points 5 and 6)
before inserting SIM to avoid SIM lock
after repeated switch on (after switch
on, the PIN stored in 2N® EasyRoute is
used automatically). If the SIM gets
locked, unlock it by entering the PUK
into your mobile phone.

· Telephone Line Connection

2N® EasyRoute can be connected to any
FXO-interface equipment (standard
telephone set, answering machine, PBX
external line, etc.). 2N® EasyRoute is
equipped with the Calling Line
Identification Presentation (CLIP) via FSK
and so it is advantageous to connect a
terminal that is able to display the CLI.

Do not activate the power supply until the antenna is connected to 2N®
EasyRoute to avoid the 3G/GSM module damage.

2N® EasyRoute Connection Layout

IN: 110V/230V AC
OUT: 12V/2A DC

phone

supply

Network

Phone line

Blued LED - power on

Yellow LED - UMTS/GSM status
Green LED - WiFi status
Flashing - network active
Flash length - traffic indication

no light - standby
quick flashing - line off-hook or ringing
light - call

Outgoing Call

1. Suppose that the SIM card has been
inserted, the PIN entered or not
requested and 2N® EasyRoute
registered to a UMTS/GSM network
(yellow flashing).

2. Hook off the telephone; you can hear
the dialtone and the phone line LED
starts flashing.

· Data Connection

Use an Ethernet cable to connect your
PC for initial setting. For WiFi
connection, enable this function in the
WEB setup of 2N® EasyRoute (see
Internet setup).

· Power Supply Connection

2N® EasyRoute is 12V DC voltage
powered. Connect the attached power
adapter (12V/2A DC) to the power
supply connector.

for PCs or Laptops

(Ethernet)

3. Dial the subscriber number. 2N®

EasyRoute supports tone and/or pulse
dialling. When you make a dialling
delay longer than 5s (programmable),
the connection is established.

4. If the called subscriber is available, you
can hear the ringing tone. If not, you
can hear the busy tone or some of the
provider’s messages.

5. When the called subscriber answers the
call, the call is established. The phone
line LED is permanently on during the
call.

6. Hang up to terminate the call. The
phone line LED goes off. If the called
subscriber is the first to hang up, you
can hear the busy tone.