GlocalMe E1 User Manual

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E1
4G High Speed Internet
E1 connects to the 4G or 3G local network automatically. It will switch to the best and the
most stable network. This device only used for data communication without voice.
We are all connected
E1 supports up to 5 devices simultaneously. This allows all your Wi-Fi enabled devices
like smartphones, tablets and laptop computers assessing Internet at the same time.
Safe personal Wi-Fi
There is zero hacking and as well no surveillance. Use the private network service to
ensure online protection when accessing the Internet.
Power Bank
With the maximum capacity of 6000 mAh, GlocalMe acts as a power bank which
provides you with the extra convenience of charging your mobile phone .

GlocalMe E1 Specifications

General

Brand	GlocalMe
Model	E1
Category	Wireless Router
Language	English

Summary

Device Overview

LED Indicator Status

Explains the function of Wi-Fi, Signal, Battery, and Strength LED indicators.

Device Ports and Controls

Details the Micro USB port, handle position, power button, and reset button.

Device Functions

Local SIM Card Setup

Product Information

Technical Specifications

Lists the technical details including network bands, speeds, Wi-Fi standards, and battery capacity.

Quick Start Guide

Device Management and Settings

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Battery Life and Charging

Information on how long it takes to charge and how long the device operates continuously.

Wi-Fi Network Configuration

Instructions for changing the device's Wi-Fi network name and password.

Lost or Stolen Device Protocol

Guidance on actions to take if the device is lost or stolen.

Maximum Connection Limit

Details on the maximum number of devices that can connect concurrently.

Safety Warnings and Compliance

FCC RF Exposure and SAR

Details SAR limits, body-worn operations, and required accessory separation distances.

FCC Part 15 Compliance

States compliance with FCC Part 15, conditions, and interference guidelines.

Interference Handling

Steps to correct radio or television reception interference.

Product Disposal and Recycling

Environmental Operating Conditions

Battery Warnings and Safety

Usage Safety Notes