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D-Link Pwr-932
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When connected to the USB, the unit will charge. To switch it on, hold the power button for 3 seconds. Here are the official instructions: https://ftp.dlink.de/dwr/dwr-932/documentation/DWR-932_qig_revf_Schnellanleitung_multi.pdf
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Whether the product works in China depends on its compatibility with the mobile networks there. The D-Link DWR-932 supports 4G LTE and 3G HSPA+, which is used in many countries including China. However, the actual functionality may depend on the network coverage and specific frequencies used in China. It is advisable to check frequency support with local suppliers before purchase.
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The device works great. Always reception
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https://ftp.dlink.de/dwr/dwr-932/documentation/DWR-932_man_revf_Manual_en.pdf -> Seite 12 (bis 14)
1. it accesses the mobile data of the SIM card that you have installed in the router. 2. not at all. It is not a repeater. In this case, switch off the router and access the Wi-Fi directly with your mobile.
It works for me without any problems. I would download an update if available and/or reset D-Link again.
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I can't answer that question. It's better to buy a different hotspot. In my opinion, this device is not stable and only causes problems.
This I have never tried
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It happened to me too - I returned the device and got a new one. It worked then.
Hai TafeH The D-Link is a mobile router, meaning you connect to the router with wifi/wifi and it translates to mobile 4G LTE. This one does not have an RJ45 port. If you want to connect a surveillance camera that "only" has RJ45, then you need a router with RJ45 (and I assume that you then transmit the data via the 4G-LTE network (wherever)?). So, something like this for example: Netgear Hotspot Nighthawk M1 And a mobile subscription to go with it... And before that, you have to check whether you have mobile 4G/LTE reception at all where the router is to be placed. The 150Mbits apply to the LTE/4G (i.e. to the internet), the 300Mbit apply to the WLAN (within the WLAN LAN). Hope that helps. LG
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Both the standard SIM and microSIM with adapter are possible. It also has an option for microSD, but I haven't tried it out. I don't know what it's for.
hello. i don't know, i need it as a router for video surveillance and it works fine there.
https://ftp.dlink.de/dwr/dwr-932/documentation/DWR-932_man_revf_Handbuch_de.pdf
A maximum of 10 devices can be connected to the router, which is the usual maximum number of connections that usually exist for mobile hotspots.
The device basically works well. But I don't notice any improvement compared to a hotspot switched by a mobile phone in terms of throughput or stability. The advantage is primarily not having to use the hotspot on the mobile phone and thus saving battery power and installing the device in the holiday home so that you can only switch it on and off. I therefore assume that the device will not improve the internet connection.
The product doesn't need a constant power supply because it has a 2.020 mAh inbuilt battery that can last up to 5 hours. :)
My D-Link from digitec was round like the normal pictures, the 3D picture looks like the older model.
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D-Link DWR-932 CE0700 HW version B1 (purchased in July 2016). I no longer need the device for the time being as Salt. is only delivering 4G network coverage on paper at my WE address. Kindly Salt. was willing to cancel the subscription early. Attention: I had a 1 Gb / month subscription, the data volume was used up in a short time, it seems to me that an Internet Unlimited subscription may be necessary.
Sorry, I cannot give a conclusive answer to your question. The hotspot was only used for internet reception.
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