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MiMAX Pro RG231 (Indoor Gateway)

Table of Contents

    1. Basestation
      1. Airspan
        1. Connection Debugging
    1. Configuration Parameters
      1. NEC Configuration Parameters
      2. Airspan Configuration Parameters
    1. List of Devices
  5. Teltonika UM62x1
    1. Linux
    2. Embedded Linux
    3. Windows
    4. Mac OS
    5. Settings
    6. Telnet
    7. Data collection & Misc
  6. Intel 6250
    1. Windows
  7. Samsung Epic 4G Touch
      1. GENI Configuration - No root method
  8. Samsung Galaxy S2
    1. Sprint
      1. GENI Configuration - No root method
        1. Shortcut Setup
        2. Wimax Settings
        3. To view connection statistics:
        4. Summary of Changes
    2. Virgin Mobile
      1. GENI Configuration - Root Method
      2. GENI Configuration - No root method
  9. MiMAX-Pro V-Series (Outdoor Gateway)
    1. GENI Configuration
  10. MiMAX Pro RG231 (Indoor Gateway)
    1. GENI Configuration
    2. Telnet Management
  11. GENI wireless lte topology

Please make sure that you have the latest firmware​ installed before configuring the device; the firmware upgrade procedure is described in the user guide​. By default, the device has fixed IP address of 192.168.1.1; set your machine to any 192.168.1.X address and connect it to the gateway with the Ethernet cable. Management is mostly done over http at port 80 (but can be also performed over the telnet session).

GENI Configuration

The device needs custom WiMAX configuration that is not described in the manual. In order to get to the set of pages for WiMAX configuration log in with (case is important):

  • username: Operator
  • password: oper1234

You should now get extended menu that includes WiMAX menu button once you switch to Advanced Settings mode as shown in Figure 1.

Additional WiMAX menu (only when logged with operator account)

  1. Select WiMAX and go to the "Profile Settings" on the sub-menu (should be the default page once you select WiMAX) and set it to match your configuration. For most sites it should looks something like this:
  1. Home Operator ID: 44:51:db
  2. Operator Name: GENI
  3. Operator Restrictions: none
  4. Add the list of frequencies and bandwidths for your site
  5. Enable Authentication: unchecked

The filled-in page should look like the one shown in Figure 2 and 3.

Top part of the "Profile Settings" form Bottom part of the "Profile Settings" form

Select Apply button in the upper right corner.

  1. (optional but recommended) Select the Operator List on the sub-menu and add newly created operator (for the operator from the example above it would be:
    1. Operator ID: 44:51:db
    2. Operator Name: GENI
    3. Enable: checked

and hit Add button (Figure 4).

Operator form

  1. Chose the type of the basestation you are connecting to by selecting Advanced Config on the sub-menu and then choosing the BS type from the pull-down meny. Default settings shouls work for both NEC and Airspan BSs. The browser snapshots for both BS types are shown in the table below.
NEC Airspan
NEC BS selection Airspan BS selection
  1. Reboot the gateway (the Reboot button should have appeared above the menu once you applied "Profile Settings"; otherwise go to System and select Restart ).

Telnet Management

The device is actually an ​OpenWRT based gateway; you can telnet into it with:

  • username: root
  • password: wimax-iad
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