4G AIRHOME 210 UK with Fixed 4G antennas
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Reset, reboot and firmware update
How do I reset my router to its factory settings?
Sometimes, it is possible that your device is not working properly and that you don’t have internet access. In this case, we suggest resetting your device to its factory settings and updating its firmware again afterwards if necessary.
You have two ways to do it, you can reset the device by pressing the reset button or doing it in the Web UI.
CASE 1: Reset button
To do so, press the Reset button on the right side of the router for two seconds.
1CASE 2: Reset in the Web UI
To connect to the Web UI, please follow the guidelines written in: How do I access the Web UI?
2Firmware Update
Then, click Firmware Update.
3Reset Factory Settings
Click Others. In the Restart and Reset section click reset Factory Settings
4Pop up notification
Click YES in the pop-up message.
How do I update the Firmware of the device?
When you are connected to the Web UI, you must check the firmware version used by your device by using the online upgrade option in the Web UI. By doing so, the latest firmware version will be installed. If your router is not up-to-date, please refer to the procedure below to update your firmware.
1Connect to the Wi-Fi network of your router
To deactivate the Wi-Fi network of your router, you must connect to the Wi-Fi of your device.
2Browse to the Web UI IP Address
Then enter the following IP address: 192.168.188.1 in your browser.
3Enter your credentials
You must enter the Password.
4Firmware update
Click Firmware Update.
5Update your router
Click Check in the Check New Version section. The latest version of the software will be automatically downloaded, and you will have to reconnect to the Wi-Fi network to enter your PIN code.