ZTE MC888 Ultra 5G Router Instruction Manual
- July 17, 2024
- ZTE
Table of Contents
ZTE MC888 Ultra 5G Router
Specifications
- Product Name: ZTE MC888 Ultra 5G Router
- Port Frequency band Ranges: Refer to the router’s specifications and your local network band support list for compatibility
- 4G Ports: Supported
Product Usage Instructions
- Ensure that the ZTE MC888 Ultra 5G Router is powered off before proceeding with any modifications.
- Review the compatibility of the external inputs with your local network band support list.
- Contact the provided email (enquiries@router-mods.co.uk) or visit the website (www.router-mods.co.uk) for further modification instructions.
- Follow the step-by-step modification instructions provided by the manufacturer to enable the use of new external inputs.
FAQs
- Q: Can I modify the ZTE MC888 Ultra 5G Router without technical expertise?
- A: It is recommended to seek professional assistance or follow the provided modification instructions carefully to avoid any damage to the router.
- Q: How can I verify the compatibility of the external inputs with my network?
- A: Refer to your local network band support list and contact the manufacturer for guidance on compatibility.
- Q: What should I do if I encounter issues during the modification process?
- A: Contact the provided email (enquiries@router-mods.co.uk) or visit the website for troubleshooting assistance.
WARRANTY
Warranty Notes:
- This modification voids all warranty rights with the manufacturer and therefore shall not be returnable under warranty to the manufacturer.
- Do not open the unit once modified, doing so may damage the new antenna outputs. Any attempt to open the unit causing damage to the outputs are a chargeable repair.
Antenna notes:
- Please note this modification has converted the internal antennas to external antennas.
- The internal antennas are no longer functional as they are now converted for external antenna use.
5G SA/NSA
- SA (Stand-Alone) means the mast and router can negotiate a link without needing a 4G connection first, the router must be SA capable, and the mast must have its own dedicated 5G infrastructure “SA” not dependant on 4G.
- NSA (None Stand-Alone) means the router and the mast must negotiate a 4G link before it can establish its 5G link. Once connected to 5G it will still require the 4G link to maintain the 5G connection.
Software Configuration
- There have been no firmware/software adaptations to the router during the modification process.
- During testing of the modification, the router will have been restored to the factory default setting, and any settings that were previously on the unit have been lost.
- (if your unit has factory antenna outputs) Please ensure within the router login page, you have selected “use internal antenna” This ensures the use of the modified antenna outputs. (Some routers do not have this option available) Port Frequency band Ranges: (Please refer to the router specifications and you’re local network band support list for compatibility) 4G Ports:
- Low Band – 700~900Mhz (Bands 8,20,19,6,5,18,26,27,14,13,17,28,68,12,85,,71,31,72,73,88,87,29,67)
- Mid Band – 901~2100Mhz (Bands 70.25.2.9.3,24,21,11,74,32,75,76)
- High Band – 2101~3500Mhz (Bands 22,7,15,16,69,30,23,66,65,1,10,4)
- 5G – 700~2900Mhz (Bands N1, N12,N2,N20,N25,N28,N3,N5,N50,N51,N65,N66,N7,N70,N71,N74,N8
5G Ports:
- 5G – 3300~5000Mhz (N77, N78, N79) This modification will allow the use of the new external inputs in the below configurations.
MORE INFO
For any other inquiries please contact us.
Contact Information
- Email: enquiries@router-mods.co.uk.
- Web: www.router-mods.co.uk.
References
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