How to fix AT&T Wireless Router when the Power LED is off?
If the Power LED on your AT&T Wireless Router is off, ensure the AC adapter is securely connected between the power connector and the AC outlet or power strip. Also, check for any faults in the power strip or the building’s power system.
What to do if the Ethernet LED is off on my AT&T Wireless Router?
If the Ethernet LED is off on your AT&T Wireless Router, it indicates there is no physical connection between the router and the broadband modem. Ensure that the Ethernet cable is securely connected between the broadband modem and the Ethernet connector on the router's rear panel.
What to do if GPS LED is flashing on AT&T Wireless Router after 30 minutes?
If the GPS LED is flashing on your AT&T Wireless Router after 30 minutes, it means the router cannot detect a GPS signal. Try the following: 1. Disconnect the power and Ethernet cabling. 2. Move the router closer to a window, ensuring it's not in a windowless room. 3. Reconnect the power and wait 10-30 minutes for the GPS link to establish. 4. Allow the process to continue until the 3G LED turns steady green.
How to fix PC LED off on AT&T Wireless Router?
If the PC LED is off on your AT&T Wireless Router, it indicates that there is no physical connection to the PC network. Ensure that the PC or network router is connected to this port.
What does it mean if the 3G LED is red and flashing on my AT&T Wireless Router?
If the 3G LED is red and flashing on your AT&T Wireless Router, it means faults are present on the MicroCell that impact service. The Power LED may be red. If so, take steps to clear this condition. The GPS LED may be flashing. If so, take steps to clear this condition.
Why PC network performance declines with AT&T Wireless Router?
If your PC network performance declines while using the AT&T Wireless Router, it could be due to a critical level of traffic across the router. Check for unusually heavy data requests, such as video downloads, and limit them if possible. If the decline is chronic, consider upgrading your service.
What to do if a 3G device is unable to access AT&T 3G MicroCell™ service?
If a 3G device is unable to access the AT&T 3G MicroCell™ service, the device may not be registered. See Activate Your Account and follow the instructions on how to access your account and register 3G devices.
Why callers are having trouble making calls on AT&T 3G MicroCell™ service?
If callers are having trouble making calls on the AT&T 3G MicroCell™ service, the MicroCell may be serving a full load of calls. The MicroCell can support up to four simultaneous calls.
General| Model | 3G MicroCell |
|---|---|
| Compatible Carriers | AT&T |
| Power Supply | AC Adapter |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Ethernet Ports | 1 |
| Coverage Area | Up to 5, 000 square feet |
| Maximum Users Supported | 4 |
| GPS Required | Yes |
| Network Compatibility | 3G |
| Technology | 3G |
| Frequency Bands | 850/1900 MHz |
| GPS | Built-in |
Specific instructions and notes for qualified service personnel and system installers regarding installation and grounding.
Covers electrical, environmental, operational safety, including power, moisture, ventilation, and service precautions.
Lists prerequisites for operating the MicroCell: broadband service, modem/router, and internet access.
Instructions for verifying contents of the MicroCell package and contacting support if items are missing or damaged.
Describes two Ethernet cabling options based on network setup: with or without a router.
Detailed procedures for connecting the MicroCell to a DSL/Cable modem and network router.
Detailed procedures for connecting the MicroCell directly to a DSL/Cable modem and PC.
Instructions for connecting the AC adapter to the MicroCell and a power outlet.
Diagram identifying the status LEDs on the MicroCell front panel.
Table detailing the color and state of LEDs and their meaning for device operation.
Information on the alpha tag displayed by registered 3G devices when service is available.
Key features and capabilities of the AT&T 3G MicroCell service.
Explains the startup process, network authentication, and GPS satellite link requirements.
Guides to diagnose and resolve issues related to power, GPS, Ethernet, and PC LED indicators.
Addresses common issues like network performance decline, device access, and call quality.
Details about the internal cellular antenna responsible for transceiving traffic.
Information on the internal GPS antenna and the optional GPS antenna extension installation.
Details on FCC rules, interference, and user responsibilities for compliance.
Information regarding Canadian digital apparatus compliance.
Terms and conditions for using the device's software and firmware.
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