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- 3G plus 11n WLAN Mobile Server Router
- 2 USB ports available for connecting any devices
- 3.5G/3G/GPRS + WiFi 11n Combo
- Easy one-touch WPS WiFi security
- Flexible power supply - mains / 5-12V / miniUSB (10W)
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Product Description
Solwise Description - NET-3G-3G11nMRW - 3.5G plus 11n WLAN mobile Server Router. This wall/desk mounted router accesses the internet using the USB dongle supplied by your mobile service provider. The service is then available to share via Ethernet or the integrated 802.11n Access Point. A Fail-Back mode is available to automatically back up a fixed internet connection when that service is interrupted. 3.5G/3G/GPRS + WiFi 11n Combo - ideal for mobility or backup of fixed broadband solution. Easy one-touch WPS WiFi security. Multiple SSID support - Support several client groups. Firewall and Wi-Fi Security - worry-free complete defense system. Efficient Bandwidth Usage - QoS to optimize bandwidth use. Internet Video Surveillance - Real Time Motion Detection and automatic E-mail Alert. Flexible power supply - mains / 5-12V / miniUSB (10W). Compatible with a wide range of 3G USB dongles, see Solwise site for full listing. See other part NET-3G-EU_PLUG to convert for European use or NET-3G-US_PLUG for the US version.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Like many families, we travel with a multitude of internet capable devices- laptop, smartphone, video games etc. I have an unlocked 3G dongle and a collection of pre-paid SIM cards for the countries we visit most often. In order to be able to share the connection provided by the dongle, we needed a router that will accept the dongle and provide WLAN (preferably "n") for the kit that the family uses.
Right now the dongle (Huawei E1750) is giving us a 7.2MBps link that is being shared by the Solwise router with two notebooks, a smart-phone, and a PSP. We're reading/sending mail, uploading photos and video-calling on Skype- and it's working great !
The Solwise router is very well priced, very well built and very easy to set-up and operate (I disagree with the reviewer who thought that this was a complicated device). If you plan to use SIM cards from different providers you'll need to create separate profiles to store the connection settings, but you'd have to do the same on your laptop anyway.
I really like the power options- you can plug directly into the wall (240, 110 volts), there's a European adapter available on Amazon, the kit includes a 12 volt jack adapter, AND you can power it with a mini-USB cable. So you could even have internet in the car if you want !
The webcam, SAMBA, FTP server functions are handy (if your 3G dongle has a micro-SD card slot you can use it as a portable file-server).
Right now the dongle (Huawei E1750) is giving us a 7.2MBps link that is being shared by the Solwise router with two notebooks, a smart-phone, and a PSP. We're reading/sending mail, uploading photos and video-calling on Skype- and it's working great !
The Solwise router is very well priced, very well built and very easy to set-up and operate (I disagree with the reviewer who thought that this was a complicated device). If you plan to use SIM cards from different providers you'll need to create separate profiles to store the connection settings, but you'd have to do the same on your laptop anyway.
I really like the power options- you can plug directly into the wall (240, 110 volts), there's a European adapter available on Amazon, the kit includes a 12 volt jack adapter, AND you can power it with a mini-USB cable. So you could even have internet in the car if you want !
The webcam, SAMBA, FTP server functions are handy (if your 3G dongle has a micro-SD card slot you can use it as a portable file-server).
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Summary:
Good, in fact we bought another one, after evaluation. However you need to be capable at router configuration and have lots of patience. Not recommended for general consumers i.e. you need to be confident of your IT skills.
Details:
We have tried several mobile broadband routers in an aim to get remote access for ip cameras via a mobile dongle / sim. Requirements were:
- remote management, dynamic dns, port routing, static LAN ip config
- works with either Three dongle or sim card ( best coverage in our part of the UK )
- restarts working after power outage
- wireless LAN
This Solwise product was the best of the routers that we tried. Others manuf's I tried that weren't as good as this one: Zoom, TP-Link, Three's Mifi. These product are still a long way from mature compared to ADSL / DSL routers.
This Solwise router is not really ready for consumers, (we run Technology Consulting Business) as the setup is very quirky and it takes a long time to understand all its oddities - especially if you want to use it remotely as we did. e.g. every time you change a parameter page and "Apply Changes" it reboots the device (no option to reboot later). This means you wait about 3 minutes each time if you're doing the changes locally, but remotely over 5 minutes as each reboot on mobile broadband means a new dynamic IP address. So setting up a static LAN IP can take over 20 minutes remotely.
The webcam server is almost useful. It ably detect and talks to a variety of USB webcams. However
- the common feature to ftp on schedule is completely missing
- it takes some 15 seconds to update and so setup takes a very long time wait 15 sec after each focus adjustment
- the image is very small 320 x 240 (when camera is capable of much more)
- on some cameras it messes up/inverts the colours
Works well with MF112 from Three. Firmware update was required and was scary. A few tricks also needed to keep it 'permanently' connected but that's due to Three not the router.
Good, in fact we bought another one, after evaluation. However you need to be capable at router configuration and have lots of patience. Not recommended for general consumers i.e. you need to be confident of your IT skills.
Details:
We have tried several mobile broadband routers in an aim to get remote access for ip cameras via a mobile dongle / sim. Requirements were:
- remote management, dynamic dns, port routing, static LAN ip config
- works with either Three dongle or sim card ( best coverage in our part of the UK )
- restarts working after power outage
- wireless LAN
This Solwise product was the best of the routers that we tried. Others manuf's I tried that weren't as good as this one: Zoom, TP-Link, Three's Mifi. These product are still a long way from mature compared to ADSL / DSL routers.
This Solwise router is not really ready for consumers, (we run Technology Consulting Business) as the setup is very quirky and it takes a long time to understand all its oddities - especially if you want to use it remotely as we did. e.g. every time you change a parameter page and "Apply Changes" it reboots the device (no option to reboot later). This means you wait about 3 minutes each time if you're doing the changes locally, but remotely over 5 minutes as each reboot on mobile broadband means a new dynamic IP address. So setting up a static LAN IP can take over 20 minutes remotely.
The webcam server is almost useful. It ably detect and talks to a variety of USB webcams. However
- the common feature to ftp on schedule is completely missing
- it takes some 15 seconds to update and so setup takes a very long time wait 15 sec after each focus adjustment
- the image is very small 320 x 240 (when camera is capable of much more)
- on some cameras it messes up/inverts the colours
Works well with MF112 from Three. Firmware update was required and was scary. A few tricks also needed to keep it 'permanently' connected but that's due to Three not the router.
Easy setup, works like a charm.
Power supply can be from PC USB, wall outlet, or any universal multi voltage transformer.
Power supply can be from PC USB, wall outlet, or any universal multi voltage transformer.
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