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LTE Internet (Installed)

Welcome

Thank you for choosing Verizon Wireless LTE Internet (Installed). You
are now connected to America’s fastest 4G Network. This guide will help
you make the most of your new service.

What’s happened up to this point:

• You’ve purchased a great, new broadband service.

• Equipment has been professionally installed and activated.

• The installer showed you how to access My Verizon to manage your
account.

• You know how to check your data usage and customize your alerts online.

If you enrolled in the LTE Internet Protection Plan, it is now
active. (For more information on the Protection Plan, see page 5)

During the installation, the technician has set up the following
equipment:

LTE Internet Antenna—brings Verizon 4G

•
LTE to your home.

• Power Inserter—provides power to the
LTE Internet Antenna.

• LTE Internet Router—lets you connect devices to
your home network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection.

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Router Basics

WPS

Front panel

On the front panel of your home router, you can find:

• LEDs showing the status of your service.

• The WPS button that allows you to add new wireless devices to your local

network in a swift and easy way, without the need to enter any of your
wireless settings .

Note: Not all devices support WPS. For more information, see “Connecting

devices to your router via Wi-Fi” on page 4.

Status LEDs

LED Description

Power Indicates the power status of the router.

Internet Indicates the connectivity to the Verizon 4G LTE Network.

Phone 1/Phone 2 Phone service is not supported at this time.

Ethernet Indicates devices are connected via Ethernet.

Wi-Fi Indicates whether or not Wi-Fi is enabled.

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Button

Back panel

EG

AC

BD F

Item Name Description

A USB Port The USB port was designed for diagnostic purposes only; it

is not intended for customer use.
Therefore, never place a USB-based device into the USB port
of the router under any circumstances. Doing so may damage
the device and will negate its warranty.

B Power

Switch

C Power Inlet Location to plug in the power cord.

D Reset

Button

E LAN Port Allows you to connect your local devices (e.g. computer),

F WAN Port Allows you to connect the router to the antenna.

G Phone Port Phone service is not supported at this time.

Allows you to switch your router on/off.

If pressed for 15 seconds, the router will return to its factory
default settings; all changes you have made will be lost.

using Ethernet.

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