The article provides a detailed guide on how to use the WAH7601 device, including steps for logging into the WiFi, understanding the LED light indicators, using the power button, resetting the device, troubleshooting WiFi issues, and addressing signal problems.
How do I log in to the WiFi?
Turn off the device with the power button or remove the battery. Under the battery, you can find the credentials for login:
Write down the credentials on a note and start up the device again with the power button
Find the WiFi name and enter the Key as password.
LED lights
Be sure the power button, WiFi and signal are lighting up.
Just so you know – the letter button is only for SMS, so please disregard that.
| LED | Color | Status | Description |
| Green | On | The WAH7601 is in the booting state and getting ready for use. | |
| Blue | On | The WAH7601 is in a full charge state. | |
| Amber | On | The WAH7601 is in a half-charged state. | |
| Blinking | The WAH7601 is in the charging state. | ||
| Red | On | The WAH7601 is in a low battery charge state. | |
| Off | The WAH7601 is not turned on or not in the charging state. | ||
| Blue | Blinking | The WAH7601 has received an SMS message. | |
| Blue | On | The WAH7601 does not have a connection with a wireless client. | |
| Blinking (slow) | The WAH7601 has a connection with a wireless client. | ||
| Blinking (fast) | The WAH7601 is setting up a WPS connection with a wireless client. | ||
| Blue | On | The WAH7601 is connected to a 4G LTE network. | |
| Blinking | The WAH7601's SIM card is registered to a 4G cellular network but there is no network connection. | ||
| Green | On | The WAH7601 is connected to a 3G cellular network. | |
| Blinking | The WAH7601's SIM card is registered to a 3G cellular network but there is no network connection. | ||
| Purple | On | The WAH7601 is connected to a 2G cellular network. | |
| Blinking | The WAH7601's SIM card is registered to a 2G cellular network but there is no network connection. | ||
| Red | Blinking | The WAH7601 detected an error while self-testing, or there is a device malfunction, or there is no SIM card detected. |
Troubleshooting - Power Button
If the power button is not lighting up, try to:
- Charge the battery by using the charger - when the power button is blue, the battery is fully charged
- To turn the device on, press the power button until the power LED lights green
- To turn the device off, press the power button and release it when the power LED is off
Troubleshooting - Reset the device
Remove the lid on the back-side and then press the little reset button with a paperclip for 10 seconds. The device should blink red and then the Power LED should turn green.
Troubleshooting - No WiFi
- If your WiFi symbol on the device doesn't light up. Beside the power button, there is a WPS button - if you hold it down for more than 5 seconds, no device can connect. Hold it for 5 seconds again to re-activate the WiFi network again.
- Make sure you have your computer connected to the right WiFi of WAH7601 by clicking on the WiFi symbol
Troubleshooting No signal / Bad signal
- Check your phone to see the connection on your 4G network - if you have a bad connection on your 4G network, it might be the area where you are living.
- Go to another location to test the device.
- Check your operator's coverage map by searching on Google for "Coverage map 'operators name'"
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