How to find my TCL LinkHub Wi-Fi password?
To find your TCL Wireless Router Wi-Fi password: * Log in to the web UI, then go to Settings > Wi-Fi > Basic. Click Show password to obtain the current Wi-Fi password. * Alternatively, reset the device to its factory settings.
Why can't I access the internet with my TCL LinkHub?
If you cannot access the internet using your TCL Wireless Router, consider the following: * Ensure you are using a 4G or 3G micro SIM card. * If no micro SIM card is detected, power off your CPE, reinsert the micro SIM card, and try again. * If a PIN code is required, enter the PIN code and try again. * If no network is available, place the CPE in an area with better signal (for example, near a window) and try again. * Reboot your CPE and try again. * If the MAC filter function is enabled, ensure your device's MAC address is on the whitelist.
What to do if "PIN lock" or "PUK lock" is displayed on my device connected to TCL Wireless Router?
If you see a "PIN lock" or "PUK lock" message on a device connected to your TCL Wireless Router network, it means the micro SIM card is locked. To unlock it, log in to the web UI and enter the PIN code or PUK code. To obtain the PUK code, contact your internet service provider. Be careful: If the PIN code is entered incorrectly 3 times, you will be required to enter the PUK code. If the PUK code is entered incorrectly 10 times, the micro SIM card will be locked permanently.
What to do if the network indicator is solid red on my TCL Wireless Router?
If the network indicator on your TCL Wireless Router is solid red, it indicates that the micro SIM card or network service is not available, or the device is not registered to the network. Here are some possible solutions: * If you are using a micro SIM card, make sure the micro SIM card is valid and inserted correctly, or place the CPE in an area with better signal (for example near a window), and try again. * If you are using an Ethernet connection, check if the network is working properly.
What to do if "No SIM card" or "Invalid SIM card" is displayed on the web UI of TCL LinkHub?
If the message "No SIM card" or "Invalid SIM card" appears on the web UI of your TCL Wireless Router, make sure there is a micro SIM card in your CPE. Reinstall the micro SIM card, and log in to the web UI again. Remember to power off your device before removing the SIM card.
Why I can't log in to the web UI of my TCL Wireless Router?
If you're having trouble logging into the web UI of your TCL Wireless Router, here are a few things to check: * Ensure that 192.168.1.1 is entered correctly in the web browser. * Make sure the CPE is powered on. * Check whether the device is connected to the CPE network properly.
What to do if I can't find the Wi-Fi name of TCL LinkHub on my wireless device?
If you can't find the Wi-Fi name of your TCL Wireless Router on your wireless device: * Make sure the Wi-Fi indicator of your CPE is solid blue. * Refresh the available network list on your wireless device.
General| Cellular Technology | 4G LTE |
|---|---|
| Frequency Band | 2.4 GHz |
| USB Port | 1 |
| Security | WPA2 |
| Antennas | 2 |
Details the system requirements for using the CPE, including Wi-Fi compatibility and supported browsers.
Provides a visual and textual overview of the CPE's front panel features, indicators, and ports.
Guides on correctly inserting the micro SIM card into the CPE, noting orientation and precautions.
Explains how to connect devices to the CPE network wirelessly using WPS or wired connection via LAN port.
Instructions for installing external antennas to enhance signal reception in areas with weak signal.
Step-by-step guide to log in to the device's web user interface via a web browser.
Describes the main sections (Status, Home, Services, Settings, System) and common status icons within the web UI.
View device status, quick access to common settings like Statistics, Device access, and Setup wizard.
Manage SMS settings, read, send, forward, reply, and delete messages within the device interface.
Configure connection priority, data roaming, APN profiles, and WAN connection modes like DHCP, PPPoE, Static IP.
Configure Wi-Fi SSID, security, encryption, password, and basic LAN settings including IP address and subnet mask.
Configure advanced Wi-Fi options like channel, bandwidth, WPS, and SIM PIN management.
Configure WAN ping, LAN/MAC filters, URL filter, and Dynamic Domain Name Server (DDNS) for network control.
View device info, reboot/reset, update software, manage login password, system settings, and TR069.
General guidelines for safe handling, use, and precautions for the device and its components.
Precautions regarding potential interference between the CPE and medical devices.
Guidelines for using the supplied power adapter safely, including ventilation and avoiding damage.
Recommended operating and storage temperature ranges for the device to ensure optimal performance.
Compliance with applicable standards regarding exposure to electromagnetic fields.
Statement of compliance with EU directives, with a link to the declaration.
Guidelines for proper disposal and recycling of the device and accessories to protect the environment.
Solutions for common issues like forgotten Wi-Fi passwords, network indicator status, and Wi-Fi name problems.
Troubleshooting for web UI access, login issues, SIM card detection errors, and internet connectivity problems.
Steps to configure the device to connect exclusively to the 4G network for reliable service.
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