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VoloAccess™ User Manual

Slide the SIM into the retainer with the cut

corner positioned as shown.

The contact pads on the SIM should be

facing up ready to engage the connectors

in the base of the holder.

Turn the retainer over and slide in the LOCK

direction to secure the SIM in position.

Complete installing the SIM by:

 replacing the SIM compartment cover, and

 refitting the side panel.

Removing the SIM

Before attempting to remove the SIM, disconnect the power supply.

To remove the SIM simply perform the above steps in the reverse order.

VoloAccess Connections

The following image shows the rear panel of the VoloAccess and describes the purpose of each connection.

RESET

Reset button – Use a paper clip to reset the VoloAccess. See below for further information on

resetting the VoloAccess.

PHONE

Phone ports – Connect a phone here (Voice enabled models only).

WAN

By default, the WAN port can be used as a LAN port. In this configuration the VoloAccess is a

five port switch. If the WAN port is configured to connect the VoloAccess to an external

modem for alternative WAN access, the VoloAccess is then a four port switch.

The WAN port can be disabled. See Operating Mode under Settings on the WAN

Ethernet page for further information.

LAN

Ethernet ports (LAN) – Connect locally attached computers here.

POWER

Power supply – Connect the power supply cable here. Use the adjacent switch to turn the

VoloAccess On/Off.

* The two phone ports on the VoloAccess share a common phone line. If two phones are connected to the

VoloAccess, the first handset lifted will get the line and can place a call. While a call is in progress, any

attempt to make a call from the second phone results in the busy signal. For inbound calls, both phones

ring – the first handset lifted will take the call; the other handset receives the busy signal.