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WIMAX & WIFI Gateway


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Zoom User Manual V1.0

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Contents....................................................................................... 1

About this Manual.............................................................................. 4

Purpose ...................................................................................... 4

Prerequisite Skills and Knowledge ............................................................ 4

Conventions Used in this Document ............................................................ 5

Chapter 1 Introduction....................................................................... 6

Product Overview ............................................................................. 6

Product Package .............................................................................. 7

Connectors ................................................................................... 8

LED Indicators .............................................................................. 10

Chapter 2 Installation...................................................................... 11

Chapter 3 Web Interface..................................................................... 15

Chapter 4 Reference manual.................................................................. 18

Contents


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User Interface Introduction ................................................................. 19

Basic Setup ................................................................................. 20

Step1 : Yes ID ............................................................................ 20

Step2 : Device SSID ....................................................................... 21

Confirmation (Step3) ...................................................................... 23

Complete (Step4) .......................................................................... 24

Status ...................................................................................... 25

Status | WiMAX Status ..................................................................... 25

Status | Device Status .................................................................... 26

Status | Lease Status ..................................................................... 27

WiFi ........................................................................................ 28

VoIP ........................................................................................ 33

Network ..................................................................................... 34

Network | Basic ........................................................................... 35


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Network | Internet Protocol ............................................................... 37

Network | DHCP Server ..................................................................... 38

Network | Lease Reservation ............................................................... 40

Network | Port Forwarding ................................................................. 41

Management .................................................................................. 42

Management | Password ..................................................................... 42

Management | Device Time .................................................................. 44

Management | Device Name .................................................................. 45

Management | Device Name .................................................................. 46

Control Panel ............................................................................... 47

Control Panel | Software .................................................................. 47

Control Panel | Dynamic DNS ............................................................... 49

Control Panel | About ..................................................................... 53


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Purpose

This document provides information and procedures on installation and configuration of Zoom WiMax and WiFi Gateway. You

could utilize the theoretical information in this guide to setup your device.

Prerequisite Skills and Knowledge

To use this document effectively, you should have a working knowledge of Local Area Networking (LAN) concepts and wireless

Internet access infrastructures. In addition, you should be familiar with the following:

Hardware installers should have a working knowledge of basic electronics and mechanical assembly, and should understand

related local building codes.

Network administrators should have a solid understanding of software installation procedures for network operating systems

under Microsoft Windows 95, 98, Millennium, 2000, NT, and Windows XP,Windows 7 and general networking operations and

troubleshooting knowledge.

About this Manual


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Conventions Used in this Document

The following typographic conventions and symbols are used throughout this document:

Very important information. Failure to observe this may result in damage.

Important information that should be observed.

Additional information that may be helpful but which is not required.

bold Menu commands, buttons and input fields are displayed in bold

codeFile names, directory names, form names, and system-generated output

such as error messages are displayed in constant-width type

Placeholder for certain values, e.g. user inputs

[value] Input field format, limitations, and/or restrictions.


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Product Overview

Thank you for choosing Zoom WIMAX and WIFI Gateway.

Zoom WIMAX and WIFI Gateway is an all-in-one device that

integrates WiMAX, Wi-Fi and VoIP service. Compliant with IEEE

802.16e WiMAX standard and Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, Zoom provides

extended coverage and high performance wireless connectivity with

minimized capital expenses.

Product Overview

Chapter 1 Introduction


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Product Package

Item Qty

1 Zoom WIMAX and WIFI Gateway. 1

2 User Manual 1

3 Power Adapter 1

4 RJ-45 Ethernet cable 1

If any of the items mentioned above are missing or damaged, please contact our customer support immediately.


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Connectors

1. WPSButton: Press WPS button to establish wireless connection

without setup the device.

Step1: Press the WPS button on Zoom, and the WPS LED

indicator will start flashing.

Step2: And then press the WPS button on the client you wish to

connect within 2 minutes.

2. RESET Button (Reboot/ Reset): Press and hold the Reset button

for less than 5 seconds to reboot the device. Or press and hold the

Reset button for more than 5 seconds to reset IP address, device

name and login password settings of device to factory default.

3. Telephone Port (RJ-11): Connect your telephone to the device

using an RJ-11 telephone cable.


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4. LAN Port (RJ-45): This port is for connecting the device to your PC

or other network equipment (such as hubs or switches) with an RJ-45

Ethernet cable.

5. DC-12V Port (Power Adapter Socket): Connect the power adapter

provided with the device.


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LED Indicators

LED Description

Off AC Input not active or Power FailPower

On Power On

Off LAN Device Disconnect

On LAN Device ConnectEthernet

Flashing Data Packet Transmit

Off VoIP disable (Not registered or RJ11 not connected)

On Device registered and on hookVoIP

Flashing Device registered and off hookOff Wi-Fi disable

On Wi-Fi enableWi-Fi

Flashing Data Packet Transmit

Off WPS Off

WPS lights up when button is pressed;Wi-Fi WPSOn

WPB lights off when release WPS button

Flashing Scanning until Network entry successfullyWiMAX Signal

Strength On Displays Signal Strength


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Please follow the steps below to install the device:

Step 1: Place the device on a flat work surface.

Step 2: Connect the device Ethernet port to your PC with an RJ-45

Ethernet cable that is supplied.

Step 3: Connect a standard telephone to the device VoIP port using a

standard phone cable.

Step 4: Insert the power cord into the device's DC-12V power jack.

Step 5: Insert the power cord into power outlet.

Step 6: The device will start the boot process. Please wait for a few

seconds to let the boot process complete.

Chapter 2 Installation

Installation


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Step 7: Select Local Area Connection Status from the Windows task

bar and click Properties.

Local Area Connection Status


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Step 8: Double click on the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

Local Area Connection Properties


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Step 9: Select Obtain an IP address automatically and click OK.

Step 10: At this point, the device should have been connected to the

WiMAX Base station successfully. This can be verified by

observing the signal strength LEDs (Please refer to Visual

Indications section in Chapter 1 of this manual to find the

location of these LEDs on the device). At least one of these

LEDs should be glowing continuously to confirm the successful

connection to the Base Station. Now you can start browsing the

Internet.

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties


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Please follow the steps below to configure your device

through the web interface:

Step 1: Open the Web browser and enter the default IP

address of the device, which is: http://192.168.1.1/

Web Browser

Chapter 3 Web Interface


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Step 2: Enter the administrator login password to access

web management interface. The default Password

is admin.

Welcome Page


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Step 3: The page shown here will be displayed on your

browser after login. You can now configure the

device settings.

User Interface


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The main menu is located on the left side of the screen and each main menu item contains sub-items on the top right of the screen.

You can refer to the menu structure below:

Menu Items Sub Items Menu Items Sub Items Menu Items Sub Items

Basic Setup - VoIP - Control Panel Software

Dynamic DNS

About

Status WiMAX StatusDevice Status

Lease Staus

Network BasicInternet Protocol

DHCP Server

Lease Reservation

Port Forwarding

RebootLogout

Reconnect

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WiFi - Management Password

Device Time

Device Name

Restore To Factory

Chapter 4 Reference manual

Please click Apply button every time the settings are changed to save the changes.


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User Interface Introduction

Reboot/Logout/Reconnect

There are 3 buttons in the lower left corner. Clicking Reboot

will restart your device. Click the Logout button to logout from

the web interface. When the Reconnect button is clicked the

device will attempt reconnection to the Base Station.

Wi-Fi Indicator

VoIP Indicator

WiMAX Signal Indicator

UI Introduction


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Basic Setup

Basic Setup is just like a simple setup wizard that could

help you setup your device by following the steps.

Step1 : Yes ID

Please enter theYes ID and Password on theYes Card

provided in the product package for the first time. And

re-enter the password on the Password Confirmation field.

Cancel Button: Click the Cancel button to clear all

input fields on this window.

Next>> Button: Click Next button to continue the setup

process.

Basic Setup > Step1 : Yes ID


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Step2 : Device SSID

Network Name (SSID): Define the service set

identifier that represents the name of your

network. (Default value will be Yes Zoom - last 6

digits of your device MAC Address)

SSID Broadcast: Broadcast your SSID into open

air by checking this checkbox that is checked in

default. Otherwise uncheck the checkbox to make

your device invisible unless a wireless client

already knows the SSID.Basic Setup > Step2 : Device SSID


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Security: Check this checkbox to enable Wi-Fi

Protected Access (WPA) wireless security.

Key Pass Phrase: This field will appear if you

enable the option above. Enter the key you would

like to use for your wireless security in 8~63

characters or 64 hex digits.

Button: Click Next button to continue the setup

process.

Basic Setup > Step2 : Device SSID > WPA Key

Be aware that other computer in the same range of your wireless network would be able to see your network if you

enable SSID Broadcast, so we strongly recommend you to enable the security option at the same time to ensure

others could not access your network.


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Confirmation (Step3)

You can double confirm the input data in the previous setup

process here.


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Complete (Step4)

The setup wizard is complete! You can view the status by

clicking on the Status page link (in blue) to redirect to the

Status page.

Basic Setup > Complete


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Status

Status | WiMAX Status

Select Status > WiMAX Status to display the WiMAX

connection status.

Refresh Button: Click the Refresh button to refresh the

current WiMAX connection status.

Auto Button: Click the Auto button to update the status

information periodically.

Status > WiMAX Status


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Status | Device Status

Select Status > Device Status to display the status of device

system uptime and WAN information.

Refresh Button: Click the Refresh button to update the

current device status.

Auto Button: Click the Auto button to update the status

information periodically.

Status > Device Status


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Status | Lease Status

Select Status > Lease Status to view the current status of

client host PC such as host name, host PCs MAC address,

IP address, and remaining lease time.

Refresh Button: Click the Refresh button to display the

updated information of the client host PC.

Auto Button: Click the Auto button to refresh the

information automatically.

Status > Lease Status


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WiFi

Select WiFi to enable/disable and configure the Wi-Fi

interface.

Wireless Settings:

Interface status: Enable or disable the Wi-Fi

interface by clicking this button.

Network Name (SSID): Define the service set

identifier that represents the name of your network.

(Default value will be Yes Zoom - last 6 digits of

your device MAC Address)

Radio Channel: Select the appropriate channel for

your Wi-Fi network.WiFi


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Working Mode: Select the wireless operation mode

for your Wi-Fi network. (The selection contains

802.11b/g/n, 802.11b/g, 802.11g/n, 802.11b only,

802.11g only and 802.11n only)

Bandwidth: Select the channel bandwidth for

802.11n only.

Transmit Power: Select the Wi-Fi transmit power

from the drop down menu.

RTS Threshold: Specify the packet size threshold of

the device by changing the request-to-send (RTS)

value. (Range : 256 to 2432)

CTS Protection Mode: Set Clear to send (CTS)

protection mode to Auto to ensures computers on a

network can connect to a wireless router when many

communications devices are present.


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Preamble Length: Define the length of preamble,

either short or long.

SSID Broadcast: Broadcast your SSID into open air

by checking this checkbox, which is checked in

default. Otherwise uncheck the checkbox to make

your device invisible unless a wireless client already

knows the SSID.

Security:

Authentication: Select the Wi-Fi security method.

Encryption: Select the Wi-Fi encryption algorithm.

WiFi >Security


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ACL Setting:

System Default: Select the filter action for the

device access control.

Disable: Select disable to disable access control

(ACL) feature.

Allow: To create a MAC filter list that allows the

specific clients to have access to the wireless

network.

Insert Button: Click Insert to add MAC address (up

to 10) to the list.

Del Button: Click Del to remove MAC address from

the list.

WiFi > Access Control List

WiFi > Access Control List > Allow


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Deny: To create a MAC filter list that will block the

specific clients to have access to the wireless

network.

Insert Button: Click Insert to add MAC address (up

to 10) to the list.

Del Button: Click Del to remove MAC address from

the list.

Cancel Button: Click the Cancel buttonto clear the

changes that you have made on this window.

Apply Button:The changes that you have made on this

window can be saved in the device by clicking the Apply

button.

WiFi > Access Control List > Deny


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VoIP

Select VoIPto enable or disable the VoIP feature.

Enable Line1: Check on this checkbox to enable

VoIP feature or uncheck it to disabled.



ApplyButton: The changes that you have made on

this window can be saved in the device by clicking

the Apply button.

VoIP


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Network

Web Login from Internet

This function enables the Zoom to be accessed from external networks, typically from the internet. To enable this function, follow the

procedures below:

Step 1: Go to Network. Then click Basic.

Step 2: Ensure that Enable Web Login from Internet is checked.

Step 3: Specify the Web Login Port from Internet to use. Default is 8080.

Step 4: When done, click Apply to save the settings.

Enabling Web Login from Internet may expose Zoom to unauthorized access.


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Network | Basic

Select Network > Basicto configure the basic network

settings.

Operation Mode: Displays the operation mode of the

firewall.

Enable Firewall: Click the checkbox to enable device

firewall.

Enable Web Login from Internet: Enabling thisoption

will allow you to access the device from other networks

by https.

Web Login Port from Internet: Define a specific port

number for security access control (Matches numbers in

range of 1 through 65536).

Network > Basic


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Enable ping from internet: The device will respond to a

ping request from the internet if this option is enabled.

Enable UPnP IGD: When this option is enabled, certain

Windows applications would setup the port forwarding

rule dynamically.

DMZ IP Address: The IP address of DMZ should be

entered here.





the Apply button.

The firewall feature can be used to block unauthorized access while allowing only the authorized communications

from the Internet. This feature also allows the device to be managed over the Internet by authorized personnel.


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Network | Internet Protocol

Select Network > Internet Protocolto configure the internet

protocol.

Connection Mode: Displays the current connection

mode of the device to the WiMAX network.

Host Name: Enter the host name provided by your

service provider (optional).



ApplyButton: The changes that you have made on this


button.Network > Internet Protocol


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Network | DHCP Server

Select Network > DHCP Server to configure the internal

DHCP server settings. This device has a built-in DHCP server

that can be used for managing the allotment of IP address for

the devices connected to the LAN Port of the device.

Enable DHCP Server: Enable DHCP Server by clicking

on the checkbox.

DHCP Server IP address: Enter the IP address for

device's DHCP server.

DHCP Starting IP address/ DHCP Ending IP address:

Define the IP address range that will be supported by the

DHCP server.

DHCP Lease Time: Specify the IP address renewal

time.

Network > DHCP Server


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button.


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Network | Lease Reservation

Select Network > Lease Reservation to assign the specific

IP addresses to the specific client device connected to the

LAN port.

Add Button: Click the Add button to enter the lease

reservation information.

Del Button: Click the Del button to delete the selected

lease reservation information. Before clicking Del, one or

more of information items must be selected by enabling

the checkbox on the Select column of the table.





button.

Network > Lease Reservation


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Network | Port Forwarding

Select Network > Forwardingto manage the additional port

forwarding rules.

Add Button: Click the Add button to insert new port

forwarding rule. When adding a new port forwarding rule,

please select TCP or UDP, and then enter port and IP

information such as WAN port range, LAN IP address,

and LAN port range.

Del Button: Click the Del button to delete the selected

port forwarding rule.





button.

Network > Port Forwarding


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Management

Management | Password

Select Management > Password to change the login

credential.

New Login Password: Enter a new password.

Confirm New Login Password: Re-enter the new

password to confirm.





the Apply button.

Management > Password


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Forgot your password?

Press and hold the Reset button for more than 5 seconds to reset IP address, device name and login

password to factory default. (Please see Connector section in CHAPTER 1 of this document to find the location

of Reset button on the device)

Factory default password?

The factory default password is admin.

We strongly recommend you to change the login credential for device security.


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Management | Device Time

Select Management > Device Timeto set the time zone.

Current Local Time: Displays current local time.

Time Zone: Select the proper time zone for your location

from the drop-down menu.

Auto Adjust for Daylight Saving Time: You may enable

this option if your location observes Daylight Savings

Time.





the Apply button.Management > Device Time


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Management | Device Name

Select Management > Device Name to define a specific

name for your device, so that you can login to this device from

any PC on your internal network by entering the device name

on the address bar. The default name is Yes Zoom - last 6

digits of your device MAC Address.

Device Name: Displays the current device name.

New Device Name: Enter a new device name for

your device.





the Apply button.

Management > Device Name


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Management | Device Name

Select Management > Restore To Factoryto clear all users

configuration and restore to factory default settings.

Apply: Click the Apply button to reset the device settings

to factory default.

Management > Restore To Factory


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Control Panel

Control Panel | Software

Select Control Panel > Software to manage the software of

your device.

Software Upgrade

Install IPKG: Click Browse button to select the IPKG file

and then click Upgrade button to install the selected

IPKG. Or click the Remove button to delete the IPKG file.

Configuration Backup

Configuration: Enter the full file path or locate the

backup file which you want to restore by clicking on

Browse button and click Restore button to restore Control Panel > Software


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the selected backup file.

Otherwise, click on Browse button to select where

you want to save your backup file and click on Save

button to save the backup file.


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Control Panel | Dynamic DNS

Dynamic Domain Name Service (DDNS)

Dynamic Domain Name Service (DDNS) is a service that allows an internet device such as the Zoom to be remotely reachable by

the user although it does not have a fixed IP address. It allows the user to create a friendly URL address (example:

zoom.ddnsservice.com) for easy access to the Zoom remotely. Below is a list of DDNS service providers supported on the Zoom:

www.dyndns.org

www.dyns.cx

www.zoneedit.com


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To use the DDNS service, you will need to register an account with one of above DDNS service providers. Then follow the

procedures below to set up the DDNS on Zoom:

Step 1: Go to Control Panel. Then click Dynamic DNS.Step 2: Ensure that Enable DDNS is checked.

Step 3: Select the DDNS Service Providerand then fill up the DDNS User Name, Password and Host Name.

Step 4: When done, click Apply to save the settings


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How to use Web Login With DDNS?

To remotely accessed Zoom, please ensure you have followed procedures specified in Dynamic Domain Name Service (DDNS)

and Web Login from Internet.

Step 1: On the browser, type in the user selected URL together with https and port number into the address bar (example:

https://zoom.ddnsservice.com:8080).

Step 2: You will need to click allow on the warning message displayed on the browser to accept the device certificate.

Step 3: Browser will load the login page.

Step 4: Log into Zoom as per normal.


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Select Control Panel > Dynamic DNSto configure the DDNS

settings.

Enable DDNS: Check the checkbox to enable the

Dynamic Domain Name Service in order to keep the

domain name associated.

DDNS Service Provider: Select the address of DDNS

service provider from the drop-down menu.





the Apply button.Control Panel > Dynamic DNS


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Control Panel | About

Select Control Panel > About to display the basic

information about the device: Service Provider,

Product Name, WAN port MAC address, LAN Port

MAC address, Model ID, Device hardware version

and Serial ID.

Control Panel > About

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