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Document Type/Customer Name Verizon 5G Home Router User Guide Version Information

Document Type/Customer Name Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures: - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. ‐ Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. ‐ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. ‐ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment. This transmitter must not be co‐located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Operations in the 5.15‐5.25 GHz band are restricted to indoor usage only. i

Document Type/Customer Name Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 31cm between the radiator & your body. Safety Warnings Adapter Do not use any other power adaptor except the one that accompanies this unit or a power adaptor identified in the list below. Use of another adapter could result in damage to the unit. The following power adaptor is qualified for use with this Verizon 5G Home Router: This unit must be powered by LUCENT TRANS, model 1A95 or equivalent UL listed power source rated @ output 19Vdc, Maximum 2.37A. ii

Document Type/Customer Name Document History Version Date Change Verizon POC Document Approvals Name Title Company Date of Approval iii

Document Type/Customer Name Table of Contents Federal Communication Commission ...................................................................................................................... i Interference Statement ........................................................................................................................................... i Radiation Exposure Statement ............................................................................................................................... ii Safety Warnings...................................................................................................................................................... ii Chapter 1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................... 1 1.1 Unboxing Information ....................................................................................................................................1 1.2 Key Features .................................................................................................................................................. 1 1.3 Top Panel (LEDs) ............................................................................................................................................1 1.4 Back Panel ...................................................................................................................................................... 4 Chapter 2 Connecting the Router ...................................................................................................................................... 5 2.1 Setting up the Router.....................................................................................................................................5 2.2 Configuring the Router ..................................................................................................................................5 2.3 Connecting Other Devices ............................................................................................................................. 6 Chapter 3 Accessing the Web User Interface.....................................................................................................................7 3.1 Login….…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………….7 3.2 Home Page/Main Section .............................................................................................................................. 8 3.3 Wi‐Fi Settings ...............................................................................................................................................10 3.4 Connected Devices.......................................................................................................................................15 3.5 Firewall.........................................................................................................................................................18 3.6 Parental Controls .........................................................................................................................................21 3.7 System Settings ............................................................................................................................................23 3.8 Diagnostic ....................................................................................................................................................28 Chapter 4 Product Specifications ..................................................................................................................................... 29 iv

Document Type/Customer Name Chapter 1 Introduction This chapter includes a list of items included with the LVR1 5G Router, an overview of the Router’s features, and a description of the user interface and ports on the Router. Unboxing Information Inside the product package for the LVR1 5G Router, you should find the following items: • LVR1 5G Router × 1 • AC adaptor × 1 • Flat Ethernet cable × 1 (length: 10 ft.) • Wi‐Fi Collateral Card Key Features • 4x4 5GHz high band, 4x4 5GHz low band, 4x4 2.4GHz • Two 2.5GbE ports and two 1GbE ports. • Built‐in mic and speaker for Alexa Voice Service • Bluetooth for music playback and Verizon App • Touch panel Top Panel (LEDs) • Touchpad A circular touchpad is located on the top panel of the LVR1 5G Router. This is the main interface for setting up the Router. Note: Please remove the clear protective film from the top before use. • Action Button A touch‐sensitive action button is located in the center of the touchpad on top of the Router. You can use this button to turn off alerts, wake up Alexa, interrupt an Alexa response, or reset the Alexa Voice Service (AVS). To reset AVS, press 1

Document Type/Customer Name and hold down the button for 5 seconds. • Volume Adjustment Buttons Touch‐sensitive volume adjustment buttons are located on the left and right sides of the touchpad on top of the Router. The “+” button raises volume, while the “‐” button lowers volume. • Mute Button A touch‐sensitive mute button is located near the upper edge of the touchpad above the action button. • Microphones Four microphones are located on the touchpad, arranged in a square pattern to determine the direction of the user’s voice. • Circular LED Light A recessed circular LED light surrounds the touchpad on top of the Router. The LED will light up in different ways to indicate the connectivity status of the Router. LED Light Guide Function Status LED Ring Animation Pairing (WPS / Not paired to Receiver (CPE) Red Bluetooth®) Until changed to other state Pairing mode active Animation (WPS or Ethernet pairing) Blue Ethernet cable to be used for pairing Router and Lit towards the pairing button side extender if WPS fails Until pairing period ends Animation Pairing success Blue (WPS or Ethernet pairing) For 2 seconds Pairing fail Animation The Router displays White after 2 seconds of red hard Red blink. For 2 seconds Solid Router connected to CPE and Internet is active, Amber Wi‐Fi and Internet but Wi‐Fi is turned Off. Until changed to other state Wi‐Fi quality between IDU and Router is poor. Animation 2

Document Type/Customer Name Yellow and white ring Until changed to other state Animation Router connected to CPE, but no Internet Red connection (5G node might be down) Until changed to other state Solid Router connected to CPE, Wi‐Fi and Internet White working well. Until changed to other state Fast Blink Firmware upgrade Usual Functions White Blinks during upgrade installation (FOTA) Until firmware is updated Fast Blink Hard reset / Reboot White Triggered through app / FOTA (For 1–2 seconds before turning OFF) Animation Turn ON device White to Red/Blue (when device turns on) Until changed to other state Alexa Voice Service The Router is on and waiting for your request. Al lights are off. Solid The device is starting up. Blue With spinning cyan lights Solid Blue Alexa is busy processing your request. With cyan pointing in direction of person speaking Solid The device is responding. Blue and Cyan Alternating between blue and cyan You have turned off the microphones on your Solid device. Press the Microphone button to turn on Red the microphones. A message or notification is waiting for you. Say, Pulsing "Play my messages" or "What are my Yellow notifications?" You are adjusting the volume level on your White device. Single flash Do Not Disturb is enabled. To learn more, go Purple to Use Do Not Disturb for Alexa. (After an interaction with Alexa) 3

Document Type/Customer Name Back Panel • WAN Port The WAN Port (the red Ethernet port) connects the Router to a 5G CPE using an Ethernet cable. • LAN Ports Three LAN ports (one 2.5 Gbps port on the rightmost and two 1 Gbps ports in the middle) enable you to connect devices to the Router via Ethernet cables. • Power Jack Connect the AC adaptor (power source rated @ output 19Vdc, maximum 2.37A) to the Power Jack to provide power to the Router from an electrical outlet. • Multi‐purpose Pairing Button Press this button once to connect the Router to other devices via WPS or Bluetooth®. • Hard reset Button Press and hold this button for 5 seconds to reset the Router to factory defaults. 4

Document Type/Customer Name Chapter 2 Connecting the Router This section describes how to set up and configure your Router. Setting up the Router 1. Unbox the Router, AC adaptor, and Ethernet cable. 2. Plug the AC adaptor into an electrical outlet, then connect the other end to the power jack on the back of the Router. 3. Plug an Ethernet cable into the WAN port on the back of the Router. 4. Plug the other end of the Ethernet cable into an Ethernet port on your IDU (such as a 5G CPE). 5. Use Wi‐Fi (recommended) or Ethernet cables to connect the Router to other devices. Configuring the Router Connect a computer to the Router and open a web browser. Type 192.168.0.1 in the address text box, or http://my.router in the address bar, and press Enter (on the computer’s keyboard). A login screen will then appear. Type in your password, which is printed on the product label, to enter a configuration screen. 5

Document Type/Customer Name Connecting Other Devices The Router can connect to other devices via Ethernet and via wireless connection. Ethernet 1. Take an Ethernet cable and plug one end into one of the LAN ports on the back of the Router. 2. Plug the other end of the Ethernet cable into an Ethernet port on one of the other devices. 3. Repeat these steps to connect more devices to the Router via Ethernet. Wireless 1. Ensure that the devices you wish to connect wirelessly to the Router have Wi‐Fi capability. 2. Make sure the devices are using the same SSID and password as the Router by launching each of the devices’ wireless applications. 6

Document Type/Customer Name Chapter 3 Accessing the Web User Interface Login After connecting and turning on the Router, a Sign In screen will appear. Enter your admin password to log into the Home Page of the Router’s Web GUI. If you forget your password, you can answer one of the security questions to reset the password to factory default settings. You can find the default password on the label under the LVR1 5G Router. 7

Document Type/Customer Name Home Page/Main Section After logging in, the Home Page of the Router will appear. The Home Page is where users can check the connection status between the Router and the Internet/mesh network, conduct network speed tests, and adjust settings such as Wi‐Fi options, parental controls, and more. In the upper right panel of the screen, the Network Map presents a list of devices that are currently connected to the Router. Below that, the screen is divided into three columns: Wi‐Fi on the left, System Settings in the middle, and Firewall and Help on the right. The drop‐down menu on the upper right of the Home Page includes selections such as Admin Settings, My Verizon, Restart 5G Home Router, and Sign Out. 8

Document Type/Customer Name 3.2.1 Network Map (Speed test, Mesh network) The Network Map is located in the upper‐right section of the Home Page. The lines between the Router and the Internet/mesh network/devices on the map indicate the connection status between them. A solid green line indicates a wired connection, a dashed line indicates a Wi‐Fi connection, and a gray line with a red x in the middle indicates that there is no connection. To test the connection speed between the Router and the Internet/other networks, click the “Test Speed” button on the lower left of the Network Map. The number of APs and clients currently connected to the network are indicated in the lower right section of the Network Map. 3.2.2 Admin Settings The Change Admin Password section enables you to change the Admin password that is used to sign in to the Router’s Home Page. Type the desired admin password in the New Admin Password field, then type the admin password again in the Confirm Password field. Click Change Password to apply the new password. In the Security Questions section, you can choose three security questions, then enter the answer for each question. If a user forgets his/her admin password, one of the questions will be used to revert the admin password to factory default settings. Click Save to save your changes. Click Close to close the Admin Settings window. 9

Document Type/Customer Name 3.2.3 My Verizon You will be directed to My Verizon, where you can manage your account online. With My Verizon, you can also pay your bill, check your usage and view your order status. 3.2.4 Restarting the 5G Home Router To restart the Router, click the drop‐down arrow and select Restart 5G Home Router. A window will appear on the screen. Click Restart to restart the Router. 3.2.5 Sign Out Click Sign Out to log off the Router. Wi‐Fi Settings Click the > arrow on the bottom‐right side of the Wi‐Fi column in the Home Page to bring up the Wi‐Fi page. On this page, you can adjust settings for the Primary Wi‐Fi Network, Guest Wi‐Fi Network, Wi‐Fi Advanced Settings, and WPS. 10

Document Type/Customer Name 3.3.1 Primary Wi‐Fi Network Slide the Enable switch to the right to activate the Primary Wi‐Fi network. The switch will turn blue to indicate that the selected Wi‐Fi network is turned on. To turn off the Primary Wi‐Fi network, slide the switch to the left. • Wi‐Fi name (SSID) The Wi‐Fi name (SSID) is the name of the wireless network broadcasting from the Router. In order for devices to connect to the local network over a wireless link, they must select this network name from the list of detected wireless networks in the area. • Password Specify a password for your wireless network. Click the icon to display the selected password for the SSID. • New Password Enter a new password here for the SSID. • Confirm Password Type your new password here. Note: Passwords must be 8–63 characters long and are case sensitive. Changing your Wi‐Fi name or password may cause devices to lose their connection to the primary network. • Broadcast Wi‐Fi Name (SSID) Check this box if you want to broadcast your SSID. The SSID will be displayed when you search for available networks. • Wi‐Fi network encryption 11

Document Type/Customer Name Select one security method from the drop‐down menu. The encryption types include None, WEP‐64, WPA2‐Personal, and WPA‐WPA2‐Personal. 3.3.2 Guest Wi‐Fi Network Slide the Enable switch to the right to activate the Guest Wi‐Fi network. The switch will turn blue when the guest network is enabled. To turn off the Guest Wi‐Fi network, slide the switch to the left. • Wi‐Fi name (SSID) The Wi‐Fi name (SSID) is the name of the wireless network broadcasting from the Router. In order for devices to connect to the local network over a wireless link, they must select this network name from the list of detected wireless networks in the area. • Password Specify a password for your wireless network. Click the icon to display the selected password for the SSID. • New Password Enter a new password here for the SSID. • Confirm Password Retype the new password here. Note: Passwords must be 8–63 characters long and are case sensitive. Changing your Wi‐Fi name or password may cause devices to lose their connection to the primary network. • Broadcast Wi‐Fi Name (SSID) 12

Document Type/Customer Name Check the box if you want to broadcast the SSID. The SSID will be displayed when you search for available networks. • Wi‐Fi network encryption Select one security method from the drop‐down menu. The encryption types include None, WEP‐64, WPA2‐Personal, and WPA‐WPA2‐Personal. 3.3.3 Wi‐Fi Advanced Settings • Wi‐Fi Network Operation Mode On this page, you may adjust the operation mode for the 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz primary Wi‐Fi networks as well as adjust airtime allocation. The options provided for the 5 GHz primary Wi‐Fi network include: 802.11n only 802.11ac and 802.11n 802.11ax, 802.11ac and 802.11n The options for the 2.4 GHz primary Wi‐Fi network include: 802.11n and 802.11g 802.11ax, 802.11n and 802.11g 13

Document Type/Customer Name • Airtime Allocation Slide the Enable switch to the right to activate this function. The switch will turn blue when airtime allocation is enabled. To disable airtime allocation, slide the switch to the left. When ATF is enabled, the system needs to be restarted for it to take effect. In the Airtime Allocation Policy pull‐down menu, two policy options are available: Fair and Strict. Use the slider below the Airtime Allocation Policy pull‐down menu to adjust the percentage of resources allocated to the primary and guest Wi‐Fi networks. Sliding the bar to the right increases the allocation percentage for the primary Wi‐Fi network, while sliding the bar to the left increases the allocation percentage for the guest Wi‐Fi network. The allocation percentages for the primary and guest Wi‐Fi networks are shown in the two fields on the bottom of the page, and change in real‐time when the slider is adjusted. 3.3.4 WPS 14

Document Type/Customer Name • Primary Wi‐Fi WPS WPS allows rapid wireless connection between the Router and other WPS‐compatible devices. You can trigger the WPS function on Primary Wi‐Fi by clicking on the Primary Wi‐Fi WPS button. Connected Devices This section displays information about the devices connected to the APs, illustrated through a Network Map, as well as the AP list and Connected Devices table. 3.4.1 Network Map The Network Map illustrates the mesh network comprising the connected APs, their names, as well as their respective connection status. The number in the circle indicate the number of clients currently connected to the AP. 15

Document Type/Customer Name 3.4.2 AP List The section presents detailed information of each AP, including the name of the AP, wireless radio channel information, health of the connection status, usage of the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi‐Fi, backhaul usage, and the number of connected clients. 3.4.3 Connected Devices The name of each device that has been connected/is currently connected to the Router is displayed here. Also displayed are the health of their connection status, their IP addresses, which AP a device is connected to, and the restriction policies related to each device (if any). Select the arrow icon “▼”on the right that correspond to a connected device, and related information and settings for the device will be displayed, including its IPv6 address, whether to delete the device, block the device, or reserve DHCP IP. The Delete Device button enables you to remove the selected device which has connected to the Router. Once removed, the computer/device will not be displayed on this page. 16

Document Type/Customer Name The Block Device switch allows you to block or allow computers or devices from establishing a connection to the Router. To block a device, slide the Block Device switch to the right. The switch will be blue when the feature is enabled. The Reserve DHCP IP switch enables the Router to assign the same IP address to a specific device whenever that device connects to your network. To reserve DHCP IP, slide the Reserve DHCP IP switch to the right. When a Wi‐Fi client is connected and the Airtime Allocation feature is enabled, you will be able to adjust the airtime percentage for each client. It is recommended that you use 90% to leave margin for other clients that are not set with a non‐zero ATF percentage. Restrictions This section enables you to set restriction policies for the selected device. You can specify the time during which the selected device will not be able to access Internet. Alternatively, you may also specify the time during which the selected device will be able to access Internet. The settings you can perform in this section include the name of the schedule and the time period for the restriction policy. Click Save to save your settings. The icon indicates that the selected device is blocked permanently. The icon indicates that the device is only restricted during the specified periods of time. 17

Document Type/Customer Name Firewall A firewall is used to prevent traffic from entering and/or leaving the areas of your network. In this section you can select Low for minimum level of security, Medium for typical level of security, and High for maximum level of security. 3.5.1 Port Forwarding Port Forwarding can be used to open certain ports of a device to communicate with an Internet service. To turn on Port Forwarding, slide the Port Forwarding switch on the bottom right of the General Information page to the right. The switch turns blue to indicate that the function is turned on. To turn off this function, slide the switch to the left. To access this page, click Port Forwarding on the General Information page. 18

Document Type/Customer Name From the Port Forwarding page, enter the appropriate forwarding options listed on the page, then click Add to save your changes, or click Cancel to discard any changes you made. Click Close to close this page. The options include: Add Rules • Rule Name Type the name of the service for which the port forwarding rule has been created in the Rule Name text field. • From Port Type the value of the WAN port from which you want to forward packets. • Protocol Choose the protocol to be used for port forwarding. • IP Address The local server’s IP address. • To Port Type the value of the LAN port to which you want to receive the forwarded packets. 19

Document Type/Customer Name verizon‘ Configured Ports Application Port From Protocol 1P Address Port To Enabled Remove ToP This table displays the ports that have been configured. Application The created rule name will be displayed here. Port From This shows the value of the start port. Protocol This shows the protocol selected for the corresponding port forwarding rule. IP Address This shows the local server‘s IP address. Port To This shows the value of the end port. Enabled The Y icon indicates that the corresponding port forwarding rule has been enabled. Remove Click on the x icon to delete a port forwarding rule. 20

Document Type/Customer Name 3.5.2 DMZ DMZ (De‐Militarized Zone) allows you to specify a DMZ host IP to redirect requests to a virtual DMZ host in order to enhance the security of the local area network. To enable DMZ, slide the DMZ enable switch to the right. If this function is enabled, threats from external networks will be directed to the DMZ instead of the network. The DMZ IP address field indicates the IP address of the host DMZ. To designate a device as a DMZ host, enter its IP address in the DMZ IP Address field. Click Save to apply the changes, or click Cancel to undo your configuration. Parental Controls By creating Internet access policies, Parental Controls allow you to control and monitor Internet access. Parental Controls can be activated on the Home page by sliding the Filters switch in the Parental Controls column. 21

Document Type/Customer Name You can also enable or disable the function after you enter the Parental Controls page. Slide the Parental controls switch to the right. When the switch is blue, parental control of websites and devices is enabled. To turn off this function, slide the switch to the left. 3.6.1 Websites This function can be used to block computers or devices from accessing certain websites through the Router. The websites that have been blocked are displayed on the screen. To add a website to the block list, click Add Website and enter the website in the input field. Click Add to save your changes, or click on the icon to remove the selected website from the block list. 3.6.2 Devices To add a device to the block list, click Add Device. A drop‐down list will display the devices that are currently connected to the Router and their MAC address. Select the device that you want to block, then click Include. The devices that appear on this list will be not be able to access any of the websites listed in the Websites section. 22

Document Type/Customer Name System Settings 3.7.1 General Information The General Information page provides device information on the Router, including the device name, IMEI, model, and more. 23

Document Type/Customer Name 3.7.2 History Log The History Log page provides various activity records of your Router. To access this page, click History Log on the General Information page. 3.7.3 Backup & Restore 24

Document Type/Customer Name The Backup & Restore page covers functions for backing up/restoring the settings on your Router and resetting it to factory settings. To access this page, click Backup & Restore on the General Information page. 3.7.4 LAN Settings The LAN Settings page includes settings to configure advanced LAN settings (e.g., IP address, Subnet mask, DHCP) for your Router. To access this page, click LAN Settings on the General Information page. LAN Configuration In this section, enter the desired info in the following fields: • Router IP address Specify a range of IP addresses the Router may assign to devices. The default LAN IP configuration is 192.168.0.1. • Subnet Mask The subnet mask along with the previously configured IP address defines the network. The default value for subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. 25

Document Type/Customer Name • DNS Server Use this function to toggle whether the DNS server is set automatically or manually. DHCP DHCP assigns LAN IP addresses for connected devices. You can specify the range of IP addresses the Router may assign to devices. Click the DHCP switch to turn the DHCP function on or off. You can also enter the desired information in the following fields: • DHCP Start Address Specify the address that starts the range for the pool of IP addresses in the same subnet as the router. • DHCP End Address Specify the address that ends the range for the pool of IP addresses in the same subnet as the router. • Lease Time You can specify a period of time after which an assigned IP address will be retrieved from devices. UPnP For devices that support Universal Plug and Play (UPnP), enabling the UPnP function will allow automatic port forwarding that helps your UPnP devices communicate with the Internet. Slide the UPnP switch to the right to enable the feature. Slide the Enable Automatic Cleanup of Old Unused UPnP Service switch to enable the automatic cleanup of invalid rules. When enabled, old and unused UPnP defined services will be removed. • Static Leases Click on the Add Static Lease button to add a new one. Enter the MAC address of a device, and give each one a host name, then assign a corresponding IP address. 26

Document Type/Customer Name 3.7.5 Time Settings Use this function to set the time zone and enable automatic time updates. In the Time Zones field, select your local time zone. The Router automatically detects daylight saving times for selected time zone. Define the time server addresses by clicking Add. 3.7.6 Amazon Alexa The feature will be available soon. 3.7.7 LED Brightness The feature will be available soon. 27

Document Type/Customer Name Diagnostic You can perform a throughput test between two APs here. Select AP1 and AP2 and click the Run button to begin the throughput test. The results will be displayed in the Results section, which also shows Ping, throughput from AP1 to AP2 and vice versa. 28

Document Type/Customer Name Chapter 4 Product Specifications Wi‐Fi  2.4GHz 802.11ax 4x4 MIMO  5GHz low band 802.11ax 4x4 MIMO  5GHz high band 802.11ax 4x4 MIMO  Backward compatible with 11ac/11n/11b IoT  Bluetooth Processors  Qualcomm IPQ8074 + QCN5054 + QCN5024 Memory  DDR4 RAM 2GB Storage  eMMC 8GB Dimension  Height: 235.8 mm  Diameter: 144.0 mm Weight  1.4 KG Connector  2.5GbE/1GbE/100Mbps/10Mbps WAN port × 1  1GbE/100Mbps/10Mbps LAN port × 2  2.5GbE/1GbE/100Mbps/10Mbps LAN port × 1  DC Jack × 1 Button  Multipurpose sync button x 1  Factory reset button x 1 Touch panel  Capacitive touch  Multiple color LEDs Speaker  Capacitive touch  Multiple color LEDs Mic  10W/4Ω Speaker  Build‐in 4 Microphones for ASR 29


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