Accelerated Concepts 6200-FX Manual de usuario
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Accelerated Concepts
Cellular Extender
6200-FX User Guide
Version 2.5
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Preface
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Table of Contents
Unpacking the 6200-FX –Package Contents ........................................................................... 4
Remote Power (PPoE) ....................................................................................................................5
Cellular Modem Support........................................................................................................ 6
Setting Up the 6200-FX .......................................................................................................... 7
A: Inserting the Cellular Data Card / Modem ...................................................................................7
B: Inserting the Cellular Data Card / Modem without USB Conditioner ..........................................11
Optimal Placement using Optional Temporary Battery Pack ..........................................................14
Correlation of Signal bars to CSQ and dBm....................................................................................16
Mounting the 6200-FX..................................................................................................................17
Setting up Remote Power.............................................................................................................19
Local Graphical User Interface (GUI) .................................................................................... 20
IP Addressing ...................................................................................................................... 23
NAT IP Range ...............................................................................................................................23
Required Network Access for 6200-FX General Connectivity ................................................ 24
6200-FX Specifications......................................................................................................... 25
Technical Specifications................................................................................................................25
Appendix A: Sprint .............................................................................................................. 26
Appendix B: Configuring Special APN ................................................................................... 29
Appendix C: Real-Time Management ................................................................................... 30
Remote Control............................................................................................................................30
SMS .............................................................................................................................................30
Appendix D: Connecting a Remote Power Unit..................................................................... 31
Appendix E: Connecting a Meraki MX60 Router ................................................................... 32
Support ............................................................................................................................... 34
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Unpacking the 6200-FX –Package Contents
Each 6200-FX package contains the following Items:
Accelerated USB Cellular Extender - 6200-FX
Quick Start Guide
12V Power Adapter
Temporary Battery Pack
Ethernet Cable
Passive Power over Ethernet (PoE) injector cable
Mounting Screws and Ceiling Rail Clips
USB Conditioner (optional: not include with all units)
USB Conditioner
6200-FX Cellular Extender
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Remote Power (PPoE)
One of the biggest limitations in laying out a robust cellular network is the availability of power.
Running power cabling is also a primary cost driver of cellular installations. All Accelerated
Concepts products provide delivery of both data and power over a single Ethernet cable. This
allows deployment of devices exactly where they are needed to provide the best cellular coverage
at a much lower installation cost.
It is not necessary to co-locate the 6200-FX with other telecommunication equipment. The 6200-
FX is designed to be positioned for optimal cellular signal strength. The built-in signal strength
meter and optional temporary battery pack are to be used to identify the optimal installation
location. The 6200-FX should be powered either directly using the included 12V power adapter or
over an Ethernet Category 5 cable via Passive Power over Ethernet (PoE) and the included power
injector cable. This allows the device to be mounted on high walls, suspended from the ceiling,
or even placed in a building attic. Below is a diagram detailing how to properly connect and apply
remote power to the 6200-FX through the Passive PoE injector cable.
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Cellular Modem Support
The 6200-FX supports a variety of USB cellular modems. The unit has two USB 2.0 ports (one
internal and one external) that support the latest USB cellular modems from major manufacturers
including: Franklin, Huawei, LG, Novatel, Ovation, Pantech, Sierra Wireless, NetGear, and ZTE. A
complete list of supported modems can be found on our website
acceleratedconcepts.com/support/modems.
The 6200-FX supports: LTE, HSPA+, HSPA21, HSPA42, and EVDO.
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Setting Up the 6200-FX
Some 6200-FX devices are shipped with a USB Conditioner. If you are using an AT&T Beam,
AT&T Momentum or the Sprint 341U modem, you will have the USB Conditioner. Please follow
the instructions for inserting your modem in section “A” of this guide. All other modems please
skip to section “B” for instructions.
A: Inserting the Cellular Data Card / Modem
Remove the modem cover by loosening the Phillips head screw on the bottom of the case,
turning it counter clockwise.
Figure 1: Step 1, Remove Phillips screw
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After removing the 6200-FX door screw, remove the door by sliding it to the right.
Figure 2: Step 2, Slide door to right
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First, insert USB optimizer into 6200-FX device. For the AT&T Beam, fold the USB connector to
its open position. Then position USB modem with logo facing downward. Once this is done, twist
USB connector that is attached to the AT&T Beam clockwise (turn toward yourself) TWO clicks.
Figure 3
USB Conditioner
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Insert the USB modem connector into the USB conditioner on the 6200-FX. Replace the door
and loosely tighten door screw. IMPORTANT: When inserting AT&T Beam USB device, the logo
needs to be facing downward (away from you) as shown in picture (Figure 4).
Figure 4
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