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Microhard Systems Inc. warrants products against defects in material and workmanship for one year.
Microhard Systems Inc. disclaims all expressed or implied warranties for hardware, software, and products.
Key performance features of the VIP4G, including LTE link, data rates, I/O, Ethernet, GPS, and interfaces.
Instructions for installing the SIM card in the VIP4G before network use.
Steps to connect cellular antenna, power up the unit, and establish cellular connectivity.
Steps to configure the VIP4G as a WiFi Access Point, including radio and virtual interface settings.
Overview of the VIP4G unit and its physical hardware features.
Describes the front panel connectors of the VIP4G, including WAN, LAN, GPS, I/O, RS485/422, and power.
Outlines the initial steps for configuring the VIP4G using its Web User Interface.
Displays a summary of the VIP4G's status, including system, carrier, LAN/WAN, and WiFi information.
Allows changing the default 'admin' user password for enhanced security.
Displays network interface status, including LAN, WAN, WiFi, connection type, IP, gateway, and DNS.
Displays overview of cellular carrier information, including activity, network, data service type, and frequency band.
Enables or disables the VIP4G's tracking of cellular data consumption.
Provides a summary of wireless settings and connections, including general and traffic status.
Defines the wireless standard (802.11a/b/g/n) for the wireless network.
Enables or disables the hotspot authentication service.
Enables or disables the Netmotion functionality of the modem.
Summarizes serial port status, configuration, and statistical information about transmitted/received data.
Displays the status of the 4 VIP4G status inputs and 4 control outputs.
Displays the VIP4G's location on a map, using GPS receiver or Cell ID data.
Enables or disables UDP/Email GPS Reporting for up to 4 hosts.
Shows detailed information about how the firewall is operating, including All, Filter, Nat, Raw, and Mangle options.
Enables or disables the firewall; when disabled, modem is open to anyone.
Enables or disables DMZ Mode to forward all traffic to a specific IP address on the LAN.
Configures RIPv2 routing for exchanging routing information with attached networks.
Overview of VPN capabilities, including IPsec Gateway to Gateway, L2TP Server, and L2TP Client.
Specifies method for identifying the router to establish the VPN tunnel.
Specifies method for identifying the router for VPN tunnel establishment.
Provides an overview of both WAN connections and their configuration, detailing wired and cellular WAN status.
Enables or disables the MultiWan service on the VIP4G.
Defines the primary network/internet connection for the VIP4G.
Network discovery tool to find VIP4G/VIP Series units on the network and report details.
Initiates network broadcast to find devices, reporting MAC, IP, description, firmware, mode, and SSID.
Selects the type of event to be reported (Modem_Event, SDP_Event, Management).
Configures the VIP4G to operate as a TCP/IP Modbus slave and respond to Modbus requests.
Explains how AT Commands can be issued to configure and manage the VIP4G via serial or TCP/IP.
Details connecting to the VIP4G's serial port using a terminal emulation program.
Microhard Systems Inc. warrants products against defects in material and workmanship for one year.
Microhard Systems Inc. disclaims all expressed or implied warranties for hardware, software, and products.
Key performance features of the VIP4G, including LTE link, data rates, I/O, Ethernet, GPS, and interfaces.
Instructions for installing the SIM card in the VIP4G before network use.
Steps to connect cellular antenna, power up the unit, and establish cellular connectivity.
Steps to configure the VIP4G as a WiFi Access Point, including radio and virtual interface settings.
Overview of the VIP4G unit and its physical hardware features.
Describes the front panel connectors of the VIP4G, including WAN, LAN, GPS, I/O, RS485/422, and power.
Outlines the initial steps for configuring the VIP4G using its Web User Interface.
Displays a summary of the VIP4G's status, including system, carrier, LAN/WAN, and WiFi information.
Allows changing the default 'admin' user password for enhanced security.
Displays network interface status, including LAN, WAN, WiFi, connection type, IP, gateway, and DNS.
Displays overview of cellular carrier information, including activity, network, data service type, and frequency band.
Enables or disables the VIP4G's tracking of cellular data consumption.
Provides a summary of wireless settings and connections, including general and traffic status.
Defines the wireless standard (802.11a/b/g/n) for the wireless network.
Enables or disables the hotspot authentication service.
Enables or disables the Netmotion functionality of the modem.
Summarizes serial port status, configuration, and statistical information about transmitted/received data.
Displays the status of the 4 VIP4G status inputs and 4 control outputs.
Displays the VIP4G's location on a map, using GPS receiver or Cell ID data.
Enables or disables UDP/Email GPS Reporting for up to 4 hosts.
Shows detailed information about how the firewall is operating, including All, Filter, Nat, Raw, and Mangle options.
Enables or disables the firewall; when disabled, modem is open to anyone.
Enables or disables DMZ Mode to forward all traffic to a specific IP address on the LAN.
Configures RIPv2 routing for exchanging routing information with attached networks.
Overview of VPN capabilities, including IPsec Gateway to Gateway, L2TP Server, and L2TP Client.
Specifies method for identifying the router to establish the VPN tunnel.
Specifies method for identifying the router for VPN tunnel establishment.
Provides an overview of both WAN connections and their configuration, detailing wired and cellular WAN status.
Enables or disables the MultiWan service on the VIP4G.
Defines the primary network/internet connection for the VIP4G.
Network discovery tool to find VIP4G/VIP Series units on the network and report details.
Initiates network broadcast to find devices, reporting MAC, IP, description, firmware, mode, and SSID.
Selects the type of event to be reported (Modem_Event, SDP_Event, Management).
Configures the VIP4G to operate as a TCP/IP Modbus slave and respond to Modbus requests.
Explains how AT Commands can be issued to configure and manage the VIP4G via serial or TCP/IP.
Details connecting to the VIP4G's serial port using a terminal emulation program.
| Brand | Microhard Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | VIP4Gb |
| Category | Gateway |
| Language | English |
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