Jayson Jaramiel

Macintosh OS X – Wireless Connection Guide

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This document will provide basic wireless network connection procedure for the Macintosh OS X operating system.

Step 1:  Click the AirPort icon, located at the top right corner of your screen. In the drop-down menu that appears, make sure Wi-Fi is On.

Step 2: Select the SSID “Pine LTE”. Ensure that “Remember this network” is check marked.

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Step 3:  Enter the Wi-Fi Key. (Hint: There are no letter O in the key. All letters are UPPERCASE.)

Step 4:  Click Join to establish connection.

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Windows 7/Vista – Wireless Connection Guide

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This document will provide basic wireless network connection procedure for the Microsoft Windows 7 and Vista operating system.

Step 1:  Open the Control Panel.

Step 2:  Locate the category Network and Internet or Network and Sharing Center.

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Step 3:  On Network and Sharing Center, locate View your active networks and click Connect to a network. If the PC is connected to another network, click   Connect or Disconnect.

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Step 4:  The computer will search for all available SSID. Select the SSID “Pine LTE”. Ensure that “Connect automatically” is check marked. Click Connect.

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Step 5:  Enter the Wi-Fi Key. (Hint: There are no letter O in the key. All letters are UPPERCASE.)

Step 6:  Click Ok to establish connection.

 

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Windows 8 – Wireless Connection Guide

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This document will provide basic wireless network connection procedure for the Microsoft Windows 8 operating system.

Step 1:  Open the Charms bar by pressing Windows + C on your keyboard. Alternatively, if you have a mouse, move the cursor to the upper right corner of the screen until the Charms bar appears along the right edge of the screen. If you have a touch-enabled device, swipe from the right edge of the screen to bring up the Charms bar.

Step 2:  Click Settings .

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Step 3:  Click on the Network icon.

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Step 4:  Select the SSID “Pine LTE”.

Step 5:  Ensure that “Connect automatically” is check marked. Click Connect.

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Step 6:  Enter the Wi-Fi Key. (Hint: There are no letter O in the key. All letters are UPPERCASE.)

Step 7:  Click Next to establish connection.

 

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Jayson Jaramiel

BEC 6200WZL – Quick LAN and WLAN Connection Guide

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This document is intended to provide a quick LAN and WLAN connection Guide for the cellular broadband router BEC 6200WZL. To begin, ensure that you have all the basic package contents upon unboxing.

 

PACKAGE CONTENTS

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  • BEC 6200WZL 4G/LTE Broadband Router
  • This Quick Installation Guide
  • CD containing User Manual
  • RJ-45 Ethernet Cable
  • Two 3G/4G-LTE detachable antennas
  • Power adapter

 

REAR PANEL CONNECTORS

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NUMBERPORTMEANING
1-2LTE AntennaScrew in the supplied antennas; Main antenna (1), must be connected (1); Auxiliary antenna (2)
3SIM Card SlotInsert the SIM card with the gold contact facing down. Listen for a soft “click” to indicate SIM card is locked in. Push the SIM card inwards to eject it.
4WANConnect to Fiber/Cable/xDSL Modem with RJ-45 as an alternate internet source; this can also be used as a regular LAN port
5Ethernet LAN (1~4)Connect an Ethernet cable to one of four (including the WAN port) LAN ports when connecting a PC or a 100Mbps network
6ResetReset button restores unit to Pine’s factory default configuration
7Wireless On/OffPress & hold the button for more that 6 seconds to On/Off the wireless LAN
8Power Jack (DC)Connect the supplied Power Adapter to this jack
9Power SwitchPower ON/OFF switch

 

ANTENNA INSTALLATION

Grasp top of antenna with one hand and screw the base in with the other

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DO NOT rotate the entire antenna around the unit during installation

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Improper installation of the antenna can cause the connector to snap from the unit

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ETHERNET LAN CONNECTION GUIDE

  1. Power on the BEC 6200WZL router.
  2. Connect the supplied RJ-45 Ethernet cable to one of the LAN ports and the other end of the cable to the PC’s Ethernet interface.
  3. Provide a few seconds for connection to establish.
  4. Verify that front panel Ethernet light(s) is on.

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WIRELESS LAN SETUP GUIDE

Before starting the wireless LAN setup, verify the wireless key located on the bottom on the BEC 6200WZL router. Find it on a sticker labeled “Wi-Fi Key”. If this key is not available, contact Customer Support on the numbers  provided on the other page and request the wireless key.

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Prepare the BEC 6200WZL Router for connection:

  1. Power on the BEC 6200WZL router.
  2. Ensure that the antennas are properly connected.
  3. Verify that the router is online by checking the Internet light. Green light means the router is online.

If the light is orange, power off the router and remove the SIM card. Wait for about 5 seconds, insert the SIM card again, and power on the router. If the router remains offline, contact Customer Support for assistance.

  1. Once you confirm that the router is online, you are ready to begin wireless network connection. Part of this procedure will vary depending on your operating system.

 

Wireless Connection Procedures For Common Operation Systems

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Setting Up Email on Android

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The following steps are required to configure email on most Samsung branded Android phones or tablets:

Step 1.   Locate your Settings icon within your App Drawer. Within Settings, scroll down and select Add Account.

Step 2.   Select Email from within the Add account section.

Step 3.   Enter your Email Address and Password, then select Next.

Step 4.   Select IMAP for Account Type.

Step 5.   Enter the following information for Incoming server settings:

  • Username: Your complete email address (e.g. customer@pine-net.com)
  • Password: Your email address password
  • IMAP server: mail.pine-net.com
  • Security type: none
  • Port: 143

Then, click Next.
Step 6.   Enter the following information for Outgoing server settings:

  • SMTP server: mail.pine-net.com
  • Security type: none
  • Port: 25
  • Require sign-in: Must be check-marked
  • Username: customer@pine-net.com
  • Password: Enter password

Then, click Next.

Step 7.   Click Next on this screen.

 

Step 8.   Feel free to name your account and edit the name, then select Done to complete the setup.

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Setting Up Email on Apple iOS

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This article will configure an IMAP account on your iOS device. We recommend that you use IMAP when configuring and managing your hosted mail account with an email client.

Note: The images in this article will show an iPhone 5s running iOS 7. Though screens on other iOS devices will differ in appearance, the process is the same.

Step 1.   From the home screen on your device, tap Settings, and then tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars.

   

Step 2.   Tap Add Account > Other > Add Mail Account.

   

Step 3.   On the New Account screen, enter the following information, and then tap Next.

  • Name – Enter in your first and last name. This name will appear in the From field of messages you send.
  • Email – Enter your entire email address (for example, customer@pine-net.com).
  • Password – Enter the password for your email account.
  • Description – Enter a descriptive name for the account (for example, Pine-Net). This description will only be visible to you.

Step 4.   After the device looks up your account, tap IMAP at the top of the screen.

Step 5.   Enter the following information in the Incoming Mail Server and Outgoing Mail Server fields:

  • Host Name – Enter the following secure server name: mail.pine-net.com
  • User Name – Enter in your entire email address (for example, customer@pine-net.com)
  • Password – Enter in the password for your email account.

Step 6.   Tap Next and then tap Save. The device verifies your settings. After the settings are verified, the Mail & Notes screen is displayed.

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Setting Up Email on Mac Mail

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The following article will show you how to setup your Pine-Net email account using your Mac Mail email client. Let’s take a look at the steps below on how to configure your account:

  1.   First thing you’ll want to do is open up Mac Mail and select Mail and Accounts.

  1.   On Internet Accounts, click the + sign or Add Other Account. Select Add a Mail account and then click Create.

  1.   Enter the required information on Add a Main Account. Click Create. After verification, you will be asked to manually configure account. Click Next.

   

  • Full Name – Enter in your first and last name. This is the name that will appear in the From field of messages you send.
  • Email Address – Enter in your entire email address (e.g. customer@pine-net.com).
  • Password – Enter in the password associated for your email account.
  1.   Enter the Mail Server Info
  • Account Type – Click IMAP button.
  • Incoming mail server – Enter the following: mail.pine-net.com, Path Prefix: INBOX, Port: 143, leave Use SSL unchecked, Authentication: Password
  • Outgoing mail server (SMTP) – Enter in the following: mail.pine-net.com, Port: 25, leave Use SSL unchecked, Authentication: Password
  • User Name – Enter in your entire email address (e.g. customer@pine-net.com).
  • Password – Enter in the password for the account you’re setting up.

      

  1.   Ensure that Incoming Server settings are correct. Select the account and click Advanced. Verify the IMAP settings. Click OK.
    Ensure that Outgoing Server settings are correct. Click Mail and Preferences. On Accounts, click Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) to open the drop down box. Click Edit SMTP Server List.

 

  1.   Ensure that Outgoing Server settings are correct. Click Mail and Preferences. On Accounts, click Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) to open the drop down box. Click Edit SMTP Server List.

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Setting Up Email on Thunderbird

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The following article below will demonstrate how to setup your Pine-Net email account with Mozilla Thunderbird. Let’s take a look at the steps below to get you going:

  1.   Let’s go ahead and open Thunderbird, select Tools, Account Settings, Account Actions, and then click Add Mail Account.

   

  1.   On the Mail Account Setup, enter Your Name, full Email Address, and Password. Click Continue to proceed.

  1.   The Mail Account Setup will attempt to verify the account. Click Manual Config button.

  • Your Name – This is the name that will appear in the From field of messages you send.
  • E-mail Address – Enter in your entire email address (e.g. customer@pine-net.com).
  • Account Type – Select IMAP from the drop-down menu.
  • Incoming mail server – Enter the following: mail.pine-net.com, Port: 143, SSL: None, Authentication: Normal Password
  • Outgoing mail server (SMTP) – Enter in the following: mail.pine-net.com, Port: 25, SSL: None, Authentication: Normal Password
  • User Name – Enter in your entire email address (e.g. customer@pine-net.com).
  • Password – Enter in the password for the account you’re setting up.
  • Click the More Settings button, then click the Outgoing Server tab and select the My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication check box. Leave the default setting “Use same settings as my incoming mail.”
  1.   Click the Done.

 

Mapping your IMAP folders

Folders should sync automatically with an IMAP account; however, if for any reason they aren’t, perform the following steps:

  1.   Right-click on your email account and select Subscribe.

  1.   Select any folder you would like to subscribe or click the INBOX checkbox to select all. Click Subcribe to begin syncing.

  1.   To Unsubscribe to any folders, repeat the following steps and select Unsubscibe instead..

Note: If you’ve created any new folders through webmail and they aren’t displaying, right-click on your Inbox or top level folder of your email account and select Update Folder List.

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Setting Up Email on Outlook 2010

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The following article below will demonstrate how to setup your Pine-Net email account with Outlook 2010. Let’s take a look at the steps below to get you going:

  1.   Let’s go ahead and open up Outlook, select Tools, Account Settings on the Email tab, and then click the New button.

  1.   If prompted, be sure that the Microsoft Exchange, POP3, IMAP, or HTTP box is checked, and click the Next button. Select the Manually configure server settings or additional server types check box and click the Next button.

  1.   Be sure that the Internet E-mail radio button is selected, and click the Next button and enter in the following information in the fields provided:

  • Your Name – This is the name that will appear in the From field of messages you send.
  • E-mail Address – Enter in your entire email address (e.g. customer@pine-net.com).
  • Account Type – Select IMAP from the drop-down menu.
  • Incoming mail server – Enter the following: mail.pine-net.com
  • Outgoing mail server (SMTP) – Enter in the following: mail.pine-net.com
  • User Name – Enter in your entire email address (e.g. customer@pine-net.com).
  • Password – Enter in the password for the account you’re setting up.
  1.   Click the More Settings button, then click the Outgoing Server tab and select the My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication check box. Leave the default setting “Use same settings as my incoming mail.”

  1.   Click the Advanced  tab, in both of the Use the following type of encrypted connection drop-down menus, select SSL. For the Incoming Server port enter in (143) and in the Outgoing Server port enter in (25).

  1.   Click the OK button, click the Next button, click the Finish button and then click the Close button. That’s it. You’re all done!

 

Mapping your IMAP folders

Folders should sync automatically with an IMAP account; however, if for any reason they aren’t, perform the following steps:

  1.   Right-click on your email account and select IMAP Folders and then Query.

  1.   Select any folder you would like to be subscribed to by right-clicking and selecting Subscribe. Repeat these steps for all folders you would like to be subscribed to.

  1.   To Unsubscribe to any folders, repeat the following steps and select Unsubscribe instead.

Note: If you’ve created any new folders through webmail and they aren’t displaying, right-click on your Inbox or top level folder of your email account and select Update Folder List.