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I-MO 310 Series Client User Guide Product Installation Manual i-MO 310 Series Bonding Router Installation Manual for the i-MO 310 Series Appliance INSTALLATION MANUAL FOR THE EMS I-MO 310 SERIES APPLIANCE Version 1.2 Content Content .............................................................................................................................................................. 2 I-MO Appliance Identification Guide .................................................................................................................. 4 General Safety Guidelines for EMS Hardware Equipment ................................................................................ 5 Installation Safety Guidelines and Warnings ..................................................................................................... 5 Operating Temperature Warning ................................................................................................................... 5 Product Disposal Warning ............................................................................................................................. 6 General Electrical Safety Warnings for EMS Hardware Equipment .................................................................. 6 Radio Frequency Interference ....................................................................................................................... 6 Electromagnetic Compatibility ....................................................................................................................... 6 AC Power Electrical Safety Guidelines .......................................................................................................... 6 Hardware Installation Guide .............................................................................................................................. 7 1) Attach WiFi antennas (optional) ................................................................................................................ 7 2) Attach 3G/4G antennas and cables .......................................................................................................... 7 3) Attach network cables (optional) ............................................................................................................... 8 4) Install SIM cards ........................................................................................................................................ 8 5) Power cable ............................................................................................................................................... 9 6) Power switch ............................................................................................................................................. 9 7) Status display .......................................................................................................................................... 11 Web Configuration ........................................................................................................................................... 12 General Section Configuration .................................................................................................................... 12 Home ....................................................................................................................................................... 12 My Profile ................................................................................................................................................. 13 Log out ..................................................................................................................................................... 14 Network Section Configuration .................................................................................................................... 14 Edit Configuration .................................................................................................................................... 14 General Tab ......................................................................................................................................... 15 Interfaces Tab (Image 1) ..................................................................................................................... 15 Interfaces Tab (Image 2) ..................................................................................................................... 17 Bonding Tab ........................................................................................................................................ 17 Firewall Tab ......................................................................................................................................... 18 VPN Tab .............................................................................................................................................. 20 NAS .......................................................................................................................................................... 23 Command Line Interface ............................................................................................................................. 24 Appendix A - Optional WiFi Radio Component ............................................................................................... 28 Warnings ...................................................................................................................................................... 28 Regulatory Notices ...................................................................................................................................... 28 ELECTRONIC MEDIA SERVICES LIMITED Page 2 of 58 PASSFIELD BUSINESS CENTRE, LYNCHBOROUGH ROAD, LIPHOOK, HAMPSHIRE, GU30 7SB, UK Tel: 01428 751655 | Fax: 01428 751654 | E-mail: [email protected] INSTALLATION MANUAL FOR THE EMS I-MO 310 SERIES APPLIANCE Version 1.2 FCC ID: N7N-MHS802 ................................................................................................................................ 28 Certification Information (SAR) .................................................................................................................... 29 Technical Data ............................................................................................................................................. 29 Safety Regulation and Operating Environment ........................................................................................... 29 Optional WiFi Radio Aerial........................................................................................................................... 30 Appendix B - Optional 3G Radio Component .................................................................................................. 31 External Installation ..................................................................................................................................... 31 Safety ................................................................................................................................................... 31 Choosing a Mounting Location ............................................................................................................ 32 Mounting the Antennas ........................................................................................................................ 32 Connecting the External Antennas to the i-MO ................................................................................... 32 Appendix C ...................................................................................................................................................... 33 Access Point Name File............................................................................................................................... 33 Appendix D ...................................................................................................................................................... 34 Configuration File ......................................................................................................................................... 34 Example 1. 1 x WAN Link, 1 X LTE for failover without a Concentrator ..................................................... 42 Example 2. 1 x Wan Link, 1 X LTE for failover with a Concentrator .......................................................... 45 Example 3. 1 x WAN Link, 1 X LTE for failover with a Concentrator & split routing................................... 48 Appendix E ...................................................................................................................................................... 51 Configuration Options Reference ................................................................................................................ 51 Appendix F - Disposal and Recycling Information ........................................................................................... 55 WEEE EU Directive ..................................................................................................................................... 55 Reduction of Hazardous Substances .......................................................................................................... 55 Appendix G - Warranty Information ................................................................................................................. 56 Obtaining Technical Assistance .....................................................................................................................
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