Physical Interfaces

Let’s take a closer look at the physical interfaces on the EZR35-LTE router.

Outside Connectors

The EZR35-LTE router has 5x N-female antenna sockets, 1x cable gland, 1x breather valve, and a lock hole, as shown below. 3x mobile antenna sockets are on the top side, and 2x WiFi antenna sockets are on the bottom.

Note: Port numbers [1~6] are embossed on the enclosure surface. The CAT16 model uses 3 mobile antenna ports, while the CAT6~12 models use ports 1 and 3.

EZR35-LTE Router Outside Ports Physical Interfaces

There are two types of ends on the T-shape wrench.

The hexagon end fits the hexagon bolts on the lid. The cross end is fit for cross-headed screws on the backside. Use one of the Hexagon ends of the wrench and turn anti-clockwise to loosen the bolts on the lid. Then we can open the enclosure.

Inside Ports

The 4G mobile modem, SoC, memory, and RF chipsets are on the back of the motherboard to improve RF isolation and heat dissipation.

Please refer to the image below for the standard ports that will operate during the initial installation.

EZR35-LTE Inside View Ports and Sockets

Indicators

There are five indicators on the underside of the EZR35-LTE router’s motherboard: System, Power, Mobile, Wi-Fi, and PoE & LAN. Refer to the chart below for a brief introduction and explanation of their working status.

Indicator	Status	Description
Power	Green	Turns on when connected to a qualified PoE and DC power source.
System	Green	This light indicates that the router is in operation. If it lit solid green, then the router has booted successfully.
	Flash	The router system is booting up. The system indicator flashes while resetting or flashing the firmware.
	Off	Short of power. Check the PoE or DC power connection.
Mobile	Green	Indicates the mobile internet connection. Turns on when it has an active internet connection on the mobile modem.
	Flash	Means mobile internet is activated with data flow.
	Off	No workable SIM card or Mobile interface is stopped.
Wi-Fi	Green	2.4G and 5.8G hotspots are enabled. You can find and connect to the Wi-Fi hotspots when this light is green.
	Flash	If you are connected to the Wi-Fi hotspot, it will flash green to indicate data going to and from the router. If the router is connected to another Wi-Fi hotspot (Wi-Fi relay), it will also flash because it has the data flow.
	Off	If it's off, your router no longer sends a Wi-Fi signal. To turn it on, log in to the router admin and turn on the Wi-Fi hotspot.
PoE & LAN	Green	Same as the power indicator, a qualified PoE power source has been successfully connected.
	Flash	Outputs Ethernet data travels through the LAN port on the PoE injector.
	Off	No active PoE power in transmission.