Digi® 6330-MX

Yes, the Digi 6330-MX LTE router with Wi-Fi (SKU: ASB-6330-MX03-OUS) or Digi 6335-MX LTE router without Wi-Fi (SKU: ASB-6335-MX03-OUS) come with a CAT3 LTE plug-in modem that supports EV-DO on the Verizon network.

Yes, the Digi 6330-MX LTE router is certified for use in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

During a site survey it is useful to use the included battery pack instead of the power supply unit to power the Digi 6330-MX. The battery pack will power your device for approximately two hours while you perform your site survey. After the optimal location has been determined, remove the battery pack and connnect either the main power supply unit or PoE injector cable for remote power. LAN port 1 is the only PoE-enabled Ethernet port on the Digi 6330-MX LTE router, which can be connected to your client device for power.

1. Using a standard Ethernet cable, connect your Windows or Mac PC Ethernet port to the WAN Ethernet port of the device.
2. Wait approximately one minute for your PC to recognize and communicate with the DHCP server in your Digi device.
3. Enter the destination http://192.168.210.1 in your browser.
   1. Your browser may give you a warning that the site is insecure because your Digi device uses a self-signed security certificate.
   2. Click the option to continue to the site.
   3. If you receive an error that the destination was not reachable, your device may be running an older version of our device firmware. See the instructions below to connect using a static IP address.
4. Login to the device using the default account:
   • Username: root
   • Password: default

1. If your device is running device firmware prior to 16.11.142, to manually connect to the device, you must manually set an IP address on your PC to be able to communicate with the Digi 6330-MX. First, select the Properties of the relevant network connection on your PC.
   
   
2. Click the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) parameter and select Properties and configure with the following details.
   
   
3. Enter the destination: http://192.168.210.1 in your browser and hit Enter.
   1. Your browser may give you a warning that the site is insecure because your Digi device uses a self-signed security certificate.
   2. Click the option to continue to the site.
4. Logon to the device using the default account:
   • Username: root
   • Password: default

1. Using a standard Ethernet cable, connect your Windows or Mac PC Ethernet port to the WAN Ethernet port of the device.
2. Wait approximately one minute for your PC to recognize and communicate with the DHCP server in your Digi device.
3. Enter the destination http://192.168.210.1 in your browser.
   1. Your browser may give you a warning that the site is insecure because your Digi device uses a self-signed security certificate.
   2. Click the option to continue to the site.
   3. If you receive an error that the destination was not reachable, your device may be running an older version of our device firmware. See the instructions to connect using a static IP address then continue with Step 5 below.
4. Login to the device using the default account:
   • Username: root
   • Password: default If using DHCP to access your device, using a SSH tool (such as PuTTY for Windows, or openssh for Linux/Mac) open an SSH session to http://192.168.210.1. OR, if using a Static IP address to access your device, open an SSH session to http://192.168.210.1.
5. Login to the device using the default account:
   • Username: root
   • Password: default You will be prompted to enter the Admin CLI or the Shell of the device.
     1. Admin CLI – a limited command line interface for interacting with the device. You can run ping tests, change configuration settings, send AT commands, etc.
     2. Shell – a full Linux shell console.
     3. If are not prompted to login to the Admin CLI or Shell, and are instead immediately prompted with a # prompt, you are in the Admin CLI by default. If you want to change to the shell console, you can enable it by typing in the following two commands.
        1. config set auth user root password default
        2. config set auth group admin acl shell enable true

Digi aView provides a RESTful API that can be used to obtain a list of details for one or more devices a user has access to. Full documentation on using the API can be found at the following link: https://www.digi.com/aviewapidocs

Each carrier has a set of default Access Point Names (APNs) for their network. Digi automatically attempts connection using the below default APNs. If your carrier has provided you with a custom APN, you will need to configure the device to connect to the custom

This below list of APNs are automatically attempted by the Digi 6330-MX and are not considered custom.

AT&T
 

• i2gold
• 10008
• 11315
• managedvpn
• broadband
• MNS-OOB-APN01.com.attz
• m2m.com.attz

Verizon

• mw01.vzwstatic
• ne01.vzwstatic
• so01.vzwstatic
• we01.vzwstatic
• vzwinternet

Sprint
 

• blank

Generic
 

• blank
• i2gold
• 10008
• 11315
• managedvpn
• broadband
• MNS-OOB-APN01.com.attz
• m2m.com.attz
• mw01.vzwstatic
• vzwinternet
• telstra.internet
• epc.tmobile.com
• mobinilweb.internet
• web.vodafone.de
• everywhere
• internet.com
• inet.bell.ca
• isp.telus.com
• internet.telecom.co.nz
• inetgsm.vzw3g.com
• isp.cingular
• internet
• internet.t-mobile
• everywhere

1. Power on your Digi 6330-MX.
2. Using a standard Ethernet cable, connect your Windows or Mac PC Ethernet port to the LAN Ethernet port of the device.
3. Wait approximately one minute for your PC to recognize and communicate with the DHCP server in your Digi device.
4. Enter the destination http://192.168.210.1 in your browser.
   1. Your browser may give you a warning that the site is insecure because your Digi device uses a self-signed security certificate.
   2. Click the option to continue to the site.
   3. If you receive an error that the destination was not reachable, your device may be running an older version of our device firmware. See the instructions below to connect using a static IP address then continue with Step 7 below.
5. Login to the device using the default account:
   • Username: root
   • Password: default
6. Select the Configuration tab on the left side of the page.
7. Type in the custom APN into the APN entry located in the Modemsection of the configuration.
   • Optional: If the custom APN requires a specific username and password, please input those into the Username and Passwordentries.
8. Click the Save button.
9. IMPORTANT: If you will be using Digi aView to manage your device, any configuration settings in Digi aView take precedence over any settings configured manually using the Local UI. You must also configure your custom APN in Digi aView. Please refer to the Digi aView User’s Guide for more information.

1. Download the appropriate firmware file.
2. Power on your Digi 6330-MX.
3. Using a standard Ethernet cable, connect your Windows or Mac PC Ethernet port to the LAN Ethernet port of the device.
4. Wait approximately one minute for your PC to recognize and communicate with the DHCP server in your Digi device.
5. Enter the destination http://192.168.210.1 in your browser.
   1. Your browser may give you a warning that the site is insecure because your Digi device uses a self-signed security certificate.
   2. Click the option to continue to the site.
   3. If you receive an error that the destination was not reachable, your device may be running an older version of our device firmware. See the instructions to connect to the local UI using a static IP address then continue with Step 7 below.
6. Login to the device using the default account:
   • Username: root
   • Password: default
7. Select the System tab on the left side of the page.
8. Select the Browse button next to the Firmware image section.
9. Browse for and select the firmware file downloaded in Step 1 above.
10. Click the Update Firmware button. Do not turn off or unplug the device while it is upgrading its firmware. The upgrade process should take less than one minute.
11. IMPORTANT: If you will be using aView to manage your device, any configuration settings in Digi aView take precedence over any settings configured manually using the Local UI. You must also configure your custom APN in Digi aView. Please refer to the Digi aView User’s Guide for more information.

This happens automatically with our Carrier Smart Select feature. When you insert the new carrier SIM, it will take approximately two to three minutes for the modem firmware to be updated.

If the LED of your Digi 6330-MX is flashing white and remains flashing white for more than two minutes, your Digi 6330-MX is having difficulty connecting to your carrier’s cellular network.
 

1. Power off the Digi 6330-MX. Remove the Digi CORE 1002-CM plug-in LTE modem and check that the SIM card is fully inserted in the SIM slot.
2. Re-insert the Digi CORE 1002-CM back into the Digi 6330-MX.
3. Check the signal strength LEDs on the Digi 6330-MX.
   1. If none of the five signal LEDs ever illuminate on the Digi 6330-MX, even after waiting a few minutes once the status LED is flashing white, the Digi 6330-MX may be unable to read the SIM card, contact your cellular carrier and confirm the SIM card is valid and active.
4. Attempt to connect using an alternate SIM card
   1. If the Digi 6330-MX does not work with an alternative SIM card, and none of the signal strength LEDs illuminate, contact Digi support to verify if an RMA/Return is required.

If you have at least one signal strength bar illuminated, this indicates the Digi 6330-MX is able to detect the SIM card's presence, but if the status LED continues to flash white for more than two minutes, it is having difficulty using the SIM card to establish a cellular connection.

1. Ensure the SIM card does not have a custom APN configured. If the SIM card requires a custom or non-standard APN to connect, you will need to configure the Digi 6330-MX to use that custom APN. Refer to the FAQ for How do I configure a custom APN?
2. Try connecting the SIM card to another device (USB modem, phone, etc.). If it connects with the other device, observe what settings the device used to establish the connection, in particular the APN used. If this differs than the standard APN for the carrier, please configure this APN into the Digi 6330-MX; refer to the FAQ How do I configure a custom APN? section above.

8

Suggested max is 32 (any more will affect performance)

802.11 b/g/n

Yes

Monthly usage without an IPSec tunnel enabled is between 1.8 MB - 2MB including startup activities performed a single time at device installation.
Monthly usage with an IPSec tunnel enabled is between 30-120MB depending on device settings.
If your plan provides for limited cellular data, contact Digi Support for assistance configuring your devices to minimize cellular data usage.

Cellular data usage is tracked using the Digi cloud based device management system, Digi aView. Refer to the Data Plan section of the aView User's Guide for details on how to setup cellular usage tracking.

The usage chart within aView first updates within thirty minutes of first powering on the Digi 6330-MX. Then, the Digi 6330-MX sends a status update once every thirty minutes to Digi aView.

Using the Digi aView management site, alerts can be generated if a device exceeds a specified data usage limit per month. Additionally, pooled data plans and group overage notifications can be setup to generate alerts if a group of devices exceed a specified data usage limit per month.
For more information on configuring alerts, see the aView User’s Guide.

A group quota overage notification is sent within one hour of exceeding the specified data limit. However, it only sends the group data plan notification to users that are in the same Digi aView organization as the data plan.

To view the usage of all units belonging to a plan, generate a Cellular Utilization report, which will list the utilization for all devices in a desired organization. You can find the Cellular Utilization report under the Reports drop-down on the navigation bar on the left side of the Digi aView management site. This will generate a Cellular Utilization report for all the devices in the selected organization, not just those assigned to a particular data plan. To view just the devices assigned to a particular data plan, click on the data plan name on the organization details page, under the Data Plans tab.

The ability to export the raw data from the usage graph is currently not available. You can only export the data usage graph to an image format (png, jpeg, etc.) or as a PDF.