Mobily BB@work NTC-30 Series User manual
Outdoor Industrial Router
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Quick Start Guide
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Installation Guide
NTC-30 Series - Outdoor Industrial Router
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Contents
Package Contents 2
Setting up your Router 3
Powering your Router 5
Picking the best spot for installation 6
Connecting via Ethernet 7
Configure the Router 11
Connecting Wirelessly 15
Wall mounting your Outdoor Industrial Router 16
Pole mounting your Outdoor Industrial Router 18
Get to know your Outdoor Industrial Router better 20
Powering your Router 23
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Package Contents
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ITEM INTERFACE
1Router
2WiFi Antennas
3 3G Antennas
4Mounting Bracket
5 Set of wall mounting screws
6 Set of mounting screws
7Cable Glands
8Ferrite Core
9 Hose clamp for pole mounting
10 Wireless Security Card
11 Power DC cable 10m (open ended)
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Setting up your Router
SIM Card Installation
1. Remove the protective cap labelled SIM/Reset with a flathead screwdriver.
NOTE: If you don’t have a flathead screwdriver or you’re having problems, a small coin will do the trick.
2. Place an activated SIM card into SIM card reader with the metallic part of the SIM card facing up.
3. Push the SIM card in until the spring latches the SIM card in place. You should hear a click. If you need to
remove the SIM card push inward again and the SIM will pop out.
4. Place the protective cap back on securely to ensure it is protected from water and dust
(ensure IP-67 rating).
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Outdoor Industrial Router
Installing the Antenna
1. Remove the black protective caps from the WiFi and 3G connectors.
2. Each of the antennas are labelled 3G and WiFi for easy installation. Connect the corresponding antenna
to the antenna connectors by holding onto the metal part of the antenna and rotating it clockwise.
NOTE: There will be a small gap when you tighten the antenna, when you meet sufficient resistance the
antenna is connected. Take care not to overtighten the antenna or use the plastic part of the antenna
to tighten as this could damage the antenna.
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Powering your Router
The Outdoor Router can be powered via DC power supply or Power over Ethernet (PoE). The DC power
supply has been included in theis box. The PoE kit is an accessory for powering with the optional PoE kit,
please see the appendix at the back of this QSG.
DC power option
Your router is provided with a waterproof DC jack allowing it to be powered by a 9~28V DC power supply.
1. On the bottom interface panel of the router, locate the DC power port and unscrew the protective cap to
expose the connection pins.
2. Connect the DC power jack as shown below to the DC power port of the Router and turn the metal
securing ring clockwise while pushing the conector in to secure the DC jack in position.
3. At the other end of the cable, wire the red (positive +) and black (grounding) wires to your 9~28V DC
power supply source.
Power
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PIN SIGNAL DESCRIPTION
1V+ Voltage+
2GND Ground
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Picking the best spot
for installation
1. At this point your Outdoor Industrial Router is ready to be installed on the outside of your property,
however before doing so, you will need to find the best location.
2. To get the strongest signal your Outdoor Industrial Router should ideally be placed towards your
nearest 3G tower.
3G tower
3. If you are unsure where your nearest 3G tower is, find the area of your property where the most signal
indicators light up, this is where you have the best signal strength and should install your Outdoor
Industrial Router.
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Installing Your
Router Outside
Your Outdoor Industrial Router can be mounted directly onto a wall or pole. For wall mounting instructions
see page 16, for pole mounting instructions see page 18.
Connecting Via Ethernet
NOTE: The Outdoor Ethernet cable is not included in the package contents, however can be bought as
an accessory
Before connecting the Ethernet cable (not supplied) you must first connect the Ferrite Core and
cable gland.
Connecting the Cable Gland
1. Take a cable gland, unscrew the thread lock sealing nut, and remove the inner seal as shown below.
2. Thread the Ethernet cable through the thread lock sealing nut. Open the claw and the seal to place the
cable through it and then pass cable through the body of the cable gland. Align the gland segments in the
orientation as shown below. Plug the seal through the body and tighten the nut.
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3. Plug the Ethernet cable into the RJ-45 connector and tighten the cable gland to ensure the seal is adequate.
Use a shifter or spanner to ensure IP67 rating.
Connecting the Ferrite Core
1. After connecting the Cable Gland you now have to connect the Ferrite Core.
2. Locate the end of the black Ethernet cable with the cable gland and make a loop in the cable,
approximately 8 cm in diameter.
8 cm
3. Open the Ferrite Core and place the part of the cable that overlaps into the centre.
4. Close the Ferrite Core and ensure that the clips click together to hold the Ferrite Core closed.
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Connecting the Ethernet Cable (Sold as an accessory)
1. Remove the protective cap labelled Ethernet with a flathead screwdriver or a small coin.
2. Connect the Ethernet cable to the Outdoor Industrial Router’s Ethernet port. The end with the black
cable gland is the end for use with the Outdoor Industrial Router.
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