Since, this wasn't mine, I didn't go change the password. Yes, the Huawei admin / admin -pair was in use there.
That's very much a fire-and-forget thing. Sales clerk had installed the SIM-card in the store, and at home you just kick the power on, and plug in the charger. Since the WPA-password was clearly visible on the status screen, and this router is very easy to install to your home. It is already populated, as I was studying a router, which as actively used. Below the empty SD-card slot, there is the 6-pin SIM -slot. On an initial glance, it looks a lot like 2nd SIM-slot, but as you can see, there are 8 pins in a nice row. On the top right corner, right next to the 4 battery pins, there is the SD-card slot. When the battery is lifted, all the good stuff is visible: That's smart to put a 3 Ah Li-po battery for maximal usage time. The battery-pack is taking most of the space there.
When back cover is popped, the thing looks like this under the hood: Normally, the screen has following status information: For non-Finnish readers, the menu says: Back (Takaisin), Device information (Laitteen tiedot) and Wi-Fi bandwidth (Wi-Fi kaista). But the obvious benefit is, that you can do at least some settings and see some information without logging into the thing. That button is used with power-button (when power is already on), to navigate the screen menu:ĭoing an even remote usable UI with two buttons only is. On the top side of the router, there is a button: Under the flip-cover, there are two TS9-connectors for optional external antennas. On the bottom edge, there are couple of connectors:Ĭharger is (per Chinese standard) an USB-connector. On the front, there is a small LCD-screen and a power button.
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