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General| Brand | Huawei |
|---|---|
| Model | B320-323 |
| Category | Network Router |
| Language | English |
Connect a computer to the router to access the Internet.
Connect the router to a wall-mounted Ethernet port using an Ethernet cable to connect to the Internet.
Restore the router to factory settings using the reset button until the network status indicator flashes.
Restore the router to factory settings and use default passwords to try again.
Check SIM card insertion, restore factory settings, or contact carrier for service status.
Check signal strength, adjust device position, restart, or check data traffic limits.
Press WPS button on router and enable WPS on device within 2 minutes to connect.
Ensure computer is connected, has automatic IP/DNS, or try restarting the browser.
Details on trademarks like LTE and Wi-Fi, and company names.
Features may vary based on software, network, and provider settings.
Manual contents provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, express or implied.
Do not use the device if it is prohibited or causes interference with other electronic devices.
Follow hospital rules, maintain distance from pacemakers, avoid using near medical devices.
Do not use or store the device in environments with flammables or explosives.
Avoid dusty, damp, magnetic fields, and ensure stable surface and proper ventilation.
Keep device away from children; detachable parts are choking hazards; adult supervision required.
Use only approved accessories; unapproved ones may cause hazards or void warranty.
Handle power adapter carefully; unplug when not in use; avoid damage and wet hands.
Keep device dry, avoid extreme temperatures, collisions, and use appropriate cleaning methods.
Obey signs and turn off wireless devices in petrol stations and explosive atmospheres.
Turn off device in blasting areas or areas posted to turn off electronic devices.
Consult doctor to determine if device operation interferes with medical devices.
Switch off wireless device when requested in hospitals to prevent interference.
Switch off device when instructed by airline staff; enable flight mode if available.
