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Wi-Fi CellSpot Routers are discontinued and are no longer available for purcase. If you want help with Wi-Fi CellSpot Router setup or connection issues, we have you covered.

On this page:

Set up a Wi-Fi CellSpot Router

Get to know your router

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T-Mobile's Wi-Fi CellSpot Router improves the Wi-Fi signal in your home. The router lets you use Wi-Fi Calling for calls at home, instead of the cellular network. Calls are prioritized over other Wi-Fi data for best call quality.

It doesn't boost wireless network signal, but it does provide:

  • 3,000+ sq. ft of Wi-Fi for placing calls at home.
  • 2.4 & 5 GHz bands
  • IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
  • IPv4 & IPv6
  • Security: WEP, WPA-PSK/ENTERPRISE, WPA2-PSK/ENTERPRISE, WPS


Internet requirements

You need internet with reliable high-speeds to support Wi-Fi Calling. Try a speed test when connected to your home internet to check for:

  • 2 Mbps upload speed
  • 2 Mbps download speed

Set up your router

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Connect your phone to the router

  1. On your phone, turn on Wi-Fi. (If you need steps, find your phone on the Devices page.)
  2. Select one of the T-Mobile Wi-Fi networks:
    • CellSpot_2.4GHz_[4-digit ID]
    • CellSpot_5GHz_[4-digit ID]
    • (If the network name was changed, select the new network name instead.)
  3. Enter the password on the white sticker on the back of your router.
  4. Update the network name and password on your computers, tablets, etc.

Change network name (SSID) or password

  1. Make sure your computer or phone is connected to the router.
  2. Enter either URL in the web browser:
    • http://cellspot.router (phones use this link)
  3. Log in to the configuration page using your login name and password.
    • The default router login is name (admin) and password (password).
    • If you set up your own password and have forgotten it, reset the router.
  4. See the SSID and password steps below to update.

Network name (SSID)

  1. From the General tab, select the CellSpot_5GHz_[4-digit ID] and change its name.
  2. Update the WPA Pre-Shared Key to your previous network password.
  3. Click Apply.
  4. Reconnect your devices to the Wi-Fi network.
  5. Use the 2.4GHz band if connecting existing devices (printers, cameras, etc.).

Password

  1. On the Network Admin page, go to the System Status section of the Network Map.
  2. Click the 2.4GHz tab.
    • In the Authentication Method drop-down, click WPA2-Personal.
    • In the WPA-PSK key field, enter a password that is at least eight characters.
  3. Click the 5GHz tab.
    • In the Authentication Method drop-down, clickWPA2-Personal.
    • In the WPA-PSK key field, enter a password that is at least eight characters. You can use the same password you entered in step 4.
  4. Click Apply, and the router restarts.
  5. Once restarted, reconnect using your new password. If you lose this password, the router must be reset to its default settings

Reset router

Restart router & modem

Restart the modem and router before performing a full reset. This can fix minor problems, and also check for and install firmware updates.

  1. Unplug your modem.
  2. Unplug your router.
  3. Turn off your computers.
  4. Plug in the modem, and wait for two minutes.
  5. Plug in the router, and wait for two minutes.
  6. Turn the computers on.

Reset the router

  1. Press and hold the Reset button on the back of the router for eight seconds.
  2. Release the Reset button.
  3. The router is now reset to the factory default settings.

Default router settings

Resetting the router restores it to its default settings, which are listed below.

  • User Name: admin
  • Password: password
  • Enable DHCP: Yes (if WAN cable is plugged in)
  • IP address: 192.168.29.1
  • Domain Name: (Blank)
  • Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
  • DNS Server 1: 192.168.29.1
  • DNS Server 2: (Blank)
  • SSID (2.4GHz): CellSpot_2.4GHz_(four digit MAC ID)
  • SSID (5GHz): CellSpot_5GHz_(four digit MAC ID)

If your previous network name is different than the defaults, update your existing device network settings.

Troubleshoot issues with your Wi-Fi CellSpot Router

Router has no lights
  1. Make sure all cables are connected to the right place, and plugged in completely.
  2. Plug the router into another power outlet to test it.
  3. Make sure the router is set up properly. For steps, see router setup above.
Forgot router admin username or password

If you forgot your username or password, follow reset the router above.

Can't access router admin pages

If you can't access the router admin, follow these steps.

  1. Make sure your computer or phone is connected to the router.
  2. On the computer, enter either address in the address bar and open the page:
    • http://cellspot.router (phones use this link)
  3. Log in to the configuration page using your login name and password. The default router login is name (admin) and password (password).
    • If this is the first time accessing, you are prompted to change the password. Note your new router admin username and password to use it later. Passwords cannot be recovered.
    • If the password is lost, follow reset the router above.
  4. If you're still unable to access the admin pages, contact us.
Can't connect phone to router
  1. Turn off the phone.
  2. Wait five seconds, then turn on the phone.
  3. Try to connect your phone to the router.
  4. If that didn't work, follow reset the router above. Then try reconnecting.
  5. Use another phone or computer to see if other devices can connect (or are connected) to the network.
  6. If other devices can connect, the router is ok. The problem is with device that wont connect. Check its settings and user manual.
  7. If no phones or computers can connect, contact us.
Can't connect to Internet
  1. Make sure that:
    • Router and modem are plugged in.
    • WAN and LAN lights are illuminated.
    • Computer or connected device is connected to the correct network.
    • Network is set up properly. For steps, follow router setup above.
  2. Turn off the connecting device, and turn it back on.
  3. Try to access the Internet.
  4. If you are still having this issue, contact us.
Slow internet
  1. Verify the following:
    • Is the blue indicator light (looks like a globe, fifth from the right) illuminated?
      • Yes: You are receiving an Internet connection from your modem.
      • No: The router is not setup correctly. See router setup above.
    • Are there blue lights above 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz on the front of the router?
      • Yes: The router is broadcasting wireless signal.
      • No: Wi-Fi is off. Press the Wi-Fi on/off button on the right side of the router to turn it on.
  2. If the answer to both questions above is yes, your router is set up correctly. (If not, reset the modem and router above.)
  3. Load a web page and see if your speed has improved.
    • Internet speeds are determined by your Internet provider (ISP). T-Mobile isn't providing the service.
    • Contact your Internet provider (ISP) to report slow Internet, if problems continue.

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No wireless network available / not broadcasting Wi-Fi

Determine if network is set up properly and wireless signal is broadcasting from Wi-Fi CellSpot Router:

  1. Make sure the router is turned on. The Power button on the back of the router must be pressed in.
  2. Are any of the router lights illuminated?
    • Yes: Skip to step 5.
    • No: Move to the next step.
  3. If no lights are on, press the LED on/off buttonon the back of the router, and wait five seconds.
  4. Is the blue indicator light (looks like a globe, fifth from the right) illuminated?
    • Yes: Move to the next step.
    • No: Follow router setup above.
  5. Are the blue lights illuminated above the 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz icons?
    • Yes: The router is broadcasting wireless signal. Follow connect your phone to the router above.
    • No: Wi-Fi is turned off. Press the Wi-fi on/off buttonon the side of the router to turn on Wi-Fi.
  6. If you are still unable to locate your wireless network using a T-Mobile phone, contact us.

RIGblaster Plug & Play

#58009-960

$119.95

USB only
See our Radio compatibility chart before ordering
  • RIGblaster Plug & Play
  • DVD with Device Drivers, Owner's Manual & Collection of Ham Radio Sound Card Software

Capabilities

Operate your favorite digital mode program simultaneously with your favorite logging program using the RIGblaster's virtual
COMport Splitter software.

Radio Compatibility

With its simple USB 'Plug and Play' installation, the RIGblaster Plug & Play is the simplest RIGblaster to plug in provided that your radio has compatible data/aux jacks. If your radio's data jack allows operation on all bands and modes while supporting proper microphone operation, the RIGblaster Plug & Play may be may be the best RIGblaster for you. Adaptors are required for most radios. See Radio Compatibility Chart for a list of radios that work with the RIGblaster Plug & Play, what adapter cables are required, and what optional cables are available.

Computer Interface

  • USB cable
  • USB powered - No External Power Required

Built-in Rig Control

  • Built in rig control with Icom and Ten Tec or with TTL level CAT control (round CAT jack) Yaesu radios. Control cable an inexpensive option
  • Rig control is possible along with sound card PTT control and CW keying on a SINGLE serial port using Hamscope or MixW software. If HRD is used with DM780, because they are separate programs, they must be configured correctly to work together as one program

True Keyed CW

  • Fully isolated CW keying output for direct keying of your rig's CW. This jack is for use with non-sound card software using serial DTR control. CW Keying cable optional

Mic/Keying/Audio

  • Simplest radio to plug in provided your radio has compatible data/aux jacks
  • Available adapters simplify mic/keyer/audio connections
  • Isolated Audio and Keying
  • Front panel indicators show PTT and CW keying control, USB connection status
  • Properly matched and RF suppressed audio for your radio
  • Carrier detect (COR) for Echolink Ready (see Support Page for detail on activating this feature)
  • Compact - great for portable or QRP operation
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Construction

  • Assembled in USA to IPC-610 manufacturing standards
  • Printed circuit board uses FR4 material, double sided, plated through holes, solder mask over bare copper, silk screened
  • Stainless steel hardware throughout including PEM™ threaded mounting standoffs

Specifications

See The Radio Compatibility Chart for a list of radios that work with the RIGblaster Plug & Play, what adapter cables are required, and what optional cables are available.

Overall Dimensions (maximum, w/o cables).65' H x 2.9' W x 2' D
Weight (with cables)2 oz.
DC Power requirements5V USB powered < 60mA
Frequency response sound card input100 Hz - 15 kHz, + - 1dB
Distortion sound card input Less than 0.1 % THD @ 1kHz
Input impedance (from sound card) 600 ohms resistive, minimum
Sound card level-20 dB
PTT max rating10mA @ 8V
USB interfaceUSB 2.0 or lower

The line level (data jack) audio is completely isolated from all other grounds. The sound card audio is isolated using two audio isolation transformers for both transmit and receive. The PTT and CW keying circuits are fully isolated using a dual opto-isolator.

Unlike the RIGblaster Pro, Plus II, and Plus the RIGblaster Plug & Play was designed for specific radios and as such will only work with specific radios.

See our RIGblaster Plug & Play Radio Compatibility Chart which shows what radios are supported, what adapter cables are required, and what optional cables are available.

Includes

  • RIGblaster Plug & Play

A DVD of the RIGblaster Software Collection is the standard media. If you are unable to use DVD media, you may request the software on a three (3) CD Set. When ordering online, in the comments section of the order form, type in 'Request 3 CD Set'. Alternately, the collection of software programs may be individually downloaded here.

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The owner's manual is available in PDF format on the DVD and online. If you require a printed manual, request 'Printed Manual' in the Notes section of the online order.

Quality Declaration

This product has been tested to comply with Part 15 of the FCC rules for a Class B computer peripheral and digital device for use in the home and office. This testing is done to ensure the product does not generate RF interference.

The Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10 PC device drivers for this product have passed Microsoft WHQL testing and are certified. Using certified drivers simplifies the driver installation process and ensures the driver is not going to crash or otherwise damage the PC configuration. The Windows 98 and 2000 drivers are supported.

This product has passed testing at West Mountain Radio to show immunity to RF interference from amateur radio equipment. This ensures that in a typical station the RF field will not corrupt data transfer.

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Audio quality testing on this product has shown it to perform excellent with audio signals from 300 to 5000 hz. This demonstrates a low level of distortion for both data and voice.

This product has full D.C. isolation on critical circuitry/connections to prevent ground loops and hum pickup.

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Product designed, tested and used by ham radio operators onsite.

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