GL iNet GL-X750V2 Smart WiFi Dual Band Router User Guide

: June 6, 2024
: GL iNet

Table of Contents

GL iNet GL-X750V2 Smart WiFi Dual Band Router
AT&T register issue & APN Settings
AT&T Puerto Rico APN Settings for Android
AT &T Puerto Rico Blackberry APN
General SIM card issues
References
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GL iNet GL-X750V2 Smart WiFi Dual Band Router

AT&T register issue & APN Settings

If you cannot register the AT&T SIM card, please check you APN and change the APN setting and try again.

How to get your APN
Different types of SIM cards may have different APN settings, so you can check with your local operator for the correct APN settings.

Auto Setup failed
Auto Setup will try all the possible methods to build a connection. In case Auto Setup fails to connect, please try manually setting and selecting the appropriate connection protocol.

Use the QMI protocol Select device as /dev/cdc-wdmX and fill in the correct APN.

Use PPPD dial Select device as /dev/ttyUSBX and fill in the correct APN. X is a number, and in general, select the port with the largest value. For MIFI,E750,X750,X300B, select ttyUSB3. For XE300 and AP1300, select ttyUSB4.

Use the QCM protocol QCM protocol is supported in versions after 3.200. Please select device as /dev/cdc-wdmX, fill in the correct [APN) settings, and then click More to select protocol as QCM

AT&T Puerto Rico APN Settings for Android

AT&T Puerto Rico and United States Virgin Islands 4G LTE 3G Internet MMS APN Settings for Android Samsung Galaxy S8 S7 S6 Note Tab HTC iPhone 7Plus 7S 6S 5S 4S iPad Blackberry Windows Phone In your Android Smart Phone Go to – Settings -> More ->Cellular/MObile Network -> Access point Names -> + ( to add)

Name : AT&T Puerto Rico
APN : pta (or) phone
Proxy : Not Set
Port : Not Set
Username : Not Set
Password : Not Set
Server : Not Set
MMSC : http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS Proxy : proxy.mobile.att.net
MMS Port : 80
MCC : 310
MNC : 280
Authentication Type : Not Set
APN type : default,supl,mms
APN protocol: Ipv4
APN roaming protocol: Ipv4
Enable/disable APN: APN Enabled
Bearer: Unspecified
MVNO type : None
MVNO Value : Not set

AT &T Puerto Rico APN Settings for iPhone
In your Apple iPhone go to Settings -> Cellular -> Cellular Data Network -> APN and enter the following details

Cellular Data:
APN: pta (or) phone
Username: Blank
Password: Blank
LTE Setup(Optional):
APN: Blank
Username: Blank
Password: Blank
MMS:
APN : pta (or) phone
Username: blank
Password: blank
MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS Proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net:80
MMS Message Size: 1048576
MMS UA Prof URL: blank

AT &T Puerto Rico Blackberry APN

Internet APN:
Tap Settings -> Network Connections -> Mobile Network ->APN
Access Point Name (APN) : pta (or) phone
Username : Blank
Password : Blank

Windows Phone
In your Windows Phone Go to Settings -> Network & Wireless -> Cellular & SIM Settings -> Add Internet APN
Profile Name:
APN: pta (or) phone
User name: Blank
Password: Blank
Type of Sing-in-info : None
IP Type :Ipv4
Proxy server (URL): Blank
Proxy Port : Blank

WiFi Dongle Settings
Profile Name : Internet APN: pta (or) phone Access number: *99# User name: Blank Password: Blank

General SIM card issues

Q1: SIM card not detected
The SIM card does not support hot plug-and-play. Make sure that you have inserted the SIM card before powering the 4G router on. This prompt indicates that there is a problem with the contact between SIM card and card slot. You can try the following methods:

If you inserted the SIM card after the router is powered on, reboot the 4G router or perform a “Modem Reset” from the Router’s UI.
Check that you have inserted the SIM card in the correct direction.
Add a piece of paper to the non-contact surface of SIM card inside of the SIM slot so that the SIM card is contacting well inside the slot.
Try another SIM card.
Check whether the SIM card slot is damaged and contact customer service through the purchase platform.

Q2: SIM card not registered

Enter the AT instruction page and execute the command AT+QPRTPARA=3

Wait for about 30 seconds to check whether the device is registered with the network.

Some SIM cards need to fill in the correct APN to register the network. In this case, please ignore the prompt information on the page, enter the manual setting page and fill in the correct APN, and click apply.
Some SIM cards needs to fill a correct PIN code to register the network. In this case, please choose set up manually, choose ttyUSB3 and input your pin code. Please note: QMI mode does not work with a PIN code.

How to get your APN

Different types of SIM cards may have different APN settings, so you can check with your local operator for the correct APN settings.

Q3: Auto Setup failed
Auto Setup will try all the possible methods to build a connection. In case Auto Setup fails to connect, please try manually setting and selecting the appropriate connection protocol.

Use PPPD dial Select device as /dev/ttyUSBX and fill in the correct APN. X is a number, and in general, select the port with the largest value. For MIFI,E750,X750,X300B, select ttyUSB3. For XE300 and AP1300, select ttyUSB4.

Use the QCM protocol QCM protocol is supported in versions after 3.200. Please select device as /dev/cdc-wdmX, fill in the correct [APN) settings, and then click More to select protocol as QCM

Q4: Data throughput is low
If you have successfully set up the 4G router but the data throughput is low, for example, when testing with speedtest.net, here is what you can try to dragonize the problem.
Please note: generally the 4G router cannot beat your smartphone in speed test. This is because the modern smartphone uses a different design which is equipped with much higher grade of modems. For example, Samsung S10 has a Cat 20 modem and iPhone 11 has a Cat 19 modem. They are 6 times faster in specs than a Cat 6 Quectel EP06 modem.

Try to use QMI or QCM protocol instead of using ttyUSB mode.
Ask your carrier to make sure the APNSettings are correct. Some carriers use different APNs which may yield different speeds.
The signal may not be good. Click Cell Info to check the signal-related parameters, such as RSSI, RSRP, RSRQ, SINR, etc. Please refer to the wiki for parameter range determination. If the device’s signal is poor, try moving the device to another location and check that the antenna is properly connected.

Bandwidth also affects the rate. For example, when routers were working on Band5, the band5 supported only 10M bandwidth at most, and routers acquired a lower rate.n LTE mode, the bandwidth of each band is as follows, which is a parameter that 3GPP has already defined, so there is no way to change it.

Q5: EP06 cannot work at 4G+
Some customers may encounter the situation that the mobile phone can work in 4G+ mode, but the router using EP06 cannot work in 4G+ mode. This may be because the band support of EP06 is different from that of mobile phones. For EP06-E, the following band combinations are supported

For EP06-A, the following band combinations are supported