AvaLAN Wireless AW-NetDrop - Manual

4G Cellular Ethernet Gateway
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The AvaLAN 4G Cellular Ethernet Gateway is shipped to you already pre-provisioned with your chosen Cellular Service
Provider. To verify this, simply provide power to the unit using the accompanying Power Over Ethernet adapter and
connect a laptop or other computer capable of browsing the Internet to the POE’s Data In port. The LEDs visible through
the window in the top of the AW-NetDrop will indicate if power is applied, if the local Ethernet is connected and if a
cellular connection has been established.
The AW-NetDrop is a DHCP Server on the local Ethernet and
can provide your computer with an IP address. Or if you
wish, you can manually configure it. The local IP address
of the AW-NetDrop is set by default to 192.168.1.1 and by
browsing to this address, you should be able to see the
built-in browser interface shown here. This built-in inter-
face has a very comprehensive instruction manual inte-
grated with it and should provide all the help you need to
configure the AW-NetDrop’s router functionality and to set
it up as a mini-ISP for a fringe IP device that you can access
via the Internet and Cellular network.
If you encounter any difficulties, you may need to consult
with your company’s IT department or Cellular Data pro-
vider. You may also contact AvaLAN Technical Support or
seek answers from our website, www.avalanwireless.com.
AW-NetDrop Quick Start Guide
LAN Cable to local
computer or device
LAN Cable
to AW-NetDrop
120 VAC Power
Status Display LEDs
LAN Cable from POE
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