To Next PageTo Next Pagewhat to do if I lost my Telstra ELITE Pre-Paid Wireless Router password?
If you've lost your password(s) after securing your Telstra Wireless Router, you'll need to reset it to factory defaults. This will erase all stored passwords and encryption settings. To do this, press the power key and the WPS key simultaneously while the router is powered up.
how to fix Telstra ELITE Pre-Paid Wireless Router when I cannot access the internet?
If you cannot access the internet at all using your Telstra Wireless Router, check the LCD display status and ensure your SIM card is correctly inserted. Also, verify that you have network coverage in your area and that your SIM card is active and enabled with data services. Allow 1-2 minutes for the router to initialize. You can connect to the router using a Wireless Network Connection.
why are Telstra Wireless Router download and upload speeds so slow?
If the download or upload speeds on your Telstra Wireless Router are very slow, this is likely due to signal strength. Check your signal strength and network type, as the speed is dependent on these factors.
what to do if the Telstra ELITE Pre-Paid signal indicator is always low?
If the signal indicator on your Telstra Wireless Router is always low, it indicates poor reception. Try moving the router to another location, preferably nearer a window, to improve signal strength.
why my Telstra ELITE Pre-Paid battery not charging when in use?
If your Telstra Wireless Router battery has not charged while in use and connected to the charger, it may be because the internal temperature of the device has risen above 45°C due to low coverage or high data transfer modes. In these conditions, the battery cannot be charged due to safety limits with Li-ion battery technology.
Default IP address for accessing the router's web interface.
Default username and password for router administration.
Default Wi-Fi network name (SSID) and security key.
Specifies the hardware and software needed to use the router.
Important safety precautions to follow before using the device.
Details about radio frequency exposure and antenna usage.
States compliance with radio frequency exposure standards.
Confirms compliance with hazardous materials restrictions.
Confirms successful Wi-Fi Alliance interoperability testing.
Identifies and explains the physical components of the wireless router.
Describes the icons and indicators shown on the router's screen.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly inserting the USIM card.
Steps for connecting the router to a power source for charging.
Guide for inserting a microSD card for storage expansion.
How the router enters and exits low power or standby mode.
Information about the router being locked to the Telstra network.
Ensures the USIM card is inserted and the device is powered on.
Steps to search for and connect to the router's Wi-Fi network.
Guide to opening a browser and navigating to the router's IP address.
Provides the default username and password for the web interface.
Options for changing the administrator password and managing PINs.
Procedure to reset the router to its original factory default settings.
Allows selection between auto or manual internet connection modes.
Shows details about the current 3G/GSM network service.
Options to select networks and configure the Access Point Name.
Configuration options for the Local Area Network and DHCP.
View assigned IP addresses for connected computers.
View the status of connected Wi-Fi devices.
Configure network name (SSID) and broadcast settings.
Set wireless security details, including WPA Key.
Enable Wi-Fi Protected Setup authentication.
Explains OPEN, SHARED, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, and WEP security types.
Details on WPA Algorithm and Pass phrase settings.
Configure rules to filter network traffic based on MAC, IP, or port.
Defines settings like Default Policy, MAC address, IP addresses, and ports.
Configure port forwarding rules for virtual servers.
Procedure for safely logging out of the router's user interface.
Addresses problems like no internet access, slow speeds, and password loss.
Explains why the battery may not charge under certain conditions.
Information on contacting service providers and warranty details.
Details on frequency bands, data speeds, and Wi-Fi range.
Information on weight, microSD support, battery, and working time.
Lists compatible operating systems for the router.
Guidance on locating the router to avoid interference with other devices.
Advises against misuse, dismantling, exposure to liquids, and heat.
Instructions on how to clean the router using an antistatic cloth.
General| Network Compatibility | 4G LTE |
|---|---|
| SIM Card Type | Micro SIM |
| Number of Connected Devices | Up to 10 |
| Max Theoretical Downlink | 150 Mbps |
| Max Theoretical Uplink | 50 Mbps |
| External Antenna Ports | No |
| Wi-Fi Frequency | 2.4 GHz |
| Wi-Fi Standard | 802.11b/g/n |
| LTE Category | Cat4 |
