30
2) Select the network name (SSID) of your Cat7 Router from the drop-down
menu and enter the Wi-Fi key.
)_-|v_oѴ77ob=v;;|_;""0||_;7;b1;=-bѴv|o1omm;1|ĵ
Make sure you have entered the correct Wi-Fi key.
)_-|v_oѴ77ob=|_;m;|ouhbm7b1-|oubvvoѴb7u;7ĵ
When there is no nano-SIM, no service, or the device is not registered to the
network, the network indicator on Cat7 Router is solid red.
1) If using a nano-SIM:
- Make sure the nano-SIM is valid and inserted correctly.
- Move the Cat7 Router to an area with a better signal (try placing it near a
window).
2) If using an ethernet connection, check if the network is working properly.
)_-|v_oѴ77ob=-lѴ|bŊm;|ouh-77u;vv1om=Ѵb1|o11uvĵ
IP address conflict could happen when a computer is using multiple types of
internet connections. For example, the computer may be connected to the Cat7
Router via an ethernet cable and another network via Wi-Fi. If IP addresses
are the same, you may be unable to log in Cat7 Router home page due to an IP
address conflict.
)_7o;v|_;""mo|-rr;-ubm|_;bu;Ѵ;vvm;|ouhѴbv|ĵ
Follow the steps below to make sure the device is set up correctly:
1) Check the device to see if the Wi-Fi indicator is on or off.
2) Refresh the network list on your computer.
For Windows:
1) Click the Refresh Network icon on the right top corner of the Wireless
Network Connection screen.
2) Right-click Wireless Network Connection.
3) Click r;mm;|ouh-m7v_-ubm]1;m|u;.
4) Select )bu;Ѵ;vv-m-];l;m|.
5) Click the wireless network which is not being used, and delete it from
network list.
6) Click OK and restart your computer.
For Mac: Try rebooting your computer.
