The CTM-ONE will be ready for access and configuration approximately 50 seconds after applying power.

After powering on, the CTM-ONE's power LED will remain solid green. During the booting process, the remaining four LEDs will flash in a left-to-right pattern, with blinking RED LEDs. Once the blinking ceases, the modem will be accessible.

The wireless gateway can be configured via Ethernet or Wi-Fi, depending on the enabled access in the configuration. By default, local Ethernet access is enabled, and Wi-Fi is disabled. Depending on the initial configuration upon shipment, enabling Wi-Fi access may be optional.

Ethernet

When physically connected via an Ethernet cable, the CTM-ONE web interface is accessible by opening a browser and navigating to either https://192.168.1.1 or, as an alternate address, use https://169.254.0.1.

The default password will be provided on the label attached to the CTM-ONE.

Wi-Fi

To check the status of the Wi-Fi access on the modem:

• If the Wi-Fi LED is OFF, it indicates that Wi-Fi access is disabled.

• If the Wi-Fi LED is blinking GREEN, Wi-Fi access is available, but no clients have registered yet.

• Wi-Fi access is established when the Wi-Fi LED is solid Green.

When the CTM-ONE's Wi-Fi access point is enabled, it can broadcast its SSID. You can scan for the SSID and connect to it after entering the Wi-Fi password.

Refer to the table below for access via username/password.

The CTM-ONE supports two Wi-Fi interfaces: WLAN0 and WLAN1.

Both interfaces can be configured as either an Access Point (AP) Interface or a Client Interface.

Only one configuration per interface is supported. For example, WLAN0 can be configured as an Access Point, but it cannot be configured as both an Access Point and a Client simultaneously.

If you require both Access Point (AP) and Client configurations, WLAN0 must be set to Access Point (AP) mode, and WLAN1 must be set to Client mode.