1. Unbox and Verify Package Contents

   Remove the z60 and accessories from the box. Verify the following items are included:

   • 1x z60
   • 1x power supply
   • 2x 4G antennae
   • 2x Wi-Fi antennae
   • 1x GPS antenna
   • 2x ethernet cables
   

   If any items are missing, please contact support before proceeding.

2. Attach antennae

   

   

   Follow the labeled indicators on each antenna and the z60 to connect correctly. In order to properly connect the antennae correctly, ensure that you are holding each antenna by the ribbed end and turn clockwise to tighten. Once fully tightened, you may turn the rest of the antenna and change the angle accordingly.

   • 4G antennae

     Connect the two 4G antennae on the front panel of the z60, as noted in the image above.

   • Wi-Fi antennae

     Secure the two Wi-Fi antennae to the rear panel ports.

   • GPS antenna

     Attach the single GPS antenna on the front panel of the z60, as noted in the image above.

   

   Ensure each antenna is securely tightened to avoid signal issues.

3. Power On the z60 Unit

   1. Plug the included power adapter into the DC12V power port on the back right of the z60.
   2. Connect the adapter to a wall outlet.
   3. Press the power button.
   4. Wait 5 minutes for the z60 to boot up.
   

   If the power light does not turn on, verify the outlet’s functionality or contact support.

4. Configure the Mobile Connection

   

   Do NOT connecting any ethernet cables to the WAN port of the z60 during this testing!

   To verify Mobile (LTE/5G) functionality:

   1. Connect a computer to port ‘3’ on the z60.
   2. From that same computer, open up your preferred web browser and navigate to the URL shown on the label on the bottom of the z60 device.
      • Default Credentials You may find the default credentials on the label on the bottom of the z60 device.
      

      When connecting to the web console, you might receive a privacy error like in the below screenshot. Simply Accept the risk and proceed to the UI. Self-signed SSL certificates will cause this to come up.
      
   3. In the console, navigate to the Network > Interfaces and find the entry with lte (for 4G LTE) next to the interface name (WAN03 for example).
   4. Verify that an IP has been assigned. You may also check the signal strength by looking at the Signal Quality line and looking at the RSRP value specifically. Values for RSRP are as follows:
      

      Value	Signal Strength
      -100 dBm or lower	Poor to no signal at all
      between -90 and -100 dBm	Fair to Poor
      between -80 and -90 dBm or lower	Good
      -80 dBm or higher	Excellent

   

   Mobile signal strength may vary based on your location; adjust the z60 placement if necessary for better Mobile performance.

5. Run Initial Performance Benchmarks

   To confirm basic setup functionality, perform these tests:

   • LAN and Mobile Network Speed Test

     Disconnect and WAN connections on the z60 (this will ensure traffic flows through the mobile networks) and conduct a speed test over LAN and Mobile to confirm both wired and mobile network functionality by going to Fast.com.

     

     Expected Mobile Network Speed Range will vary based on network quality.

   • Wi-Fi Speed Test

     Connect a PC or mobile device to the z50’s Wi-Fi network and perform a speed test on Fast.com.

     • The default SSID can be found by logging into the z60 Management Console and going to Wi-Fi in the navigation tree, clicking on the Access Point Mode tab, and checking the entry under SSID in the WLAN Info table.
       
     • Default Password: Check the label on the bottom of the z60 device.
     

     Expected Speed Range will vary based on ISP plan and device compatibility.

   Document the speed test results and confirm they meet expected performance metrics.

6. Connect Network Cables

   • WAN Ports

     Plug in the main internet (ISP) connection(s) into the port ‘1 or port ‘2’ on the back of the z60.

   • LAN Ports

     Wait five minutes after power on is complete before connecting LAN cables. Connect the required LAN cable to port ‘3’ if not done in step 4.1.

   

   Verify that the cables are firmly connected to avoid connectivity issues during setup.

7. Integrate the z60 into the Network Fabric

   Choose one of the following two integration methods:

   • Option A: Behind Existing Firewall

     The quickest method of integration is to integrate the z60 behind an existing network firewall. A few simple steps will get the z50 up and running:

     1. Connect the z50’s port ‘1’ or ‘2’ to one of the existing firewall’s LAN ports.
     2. Connect your corporate LAN switch to the port ‘3’ of the z60. This will ensure that all traffic goes through the z60 before being forwarded to the main firewall.

• Option B: Replace Existing Firewall with z60 as Primary Firewall

  The z50 can act as the primary firewall, replacing an existing firewall.

  1. Connect the main ISP line(s) to port ‘1’ and/or ‘2’ on the z60.
  2. Attach LAN port(s) to the corporate network switches for connectivity.
  3. In the z60 Management Console, define DHCP scopes for each LAN Port.
  4. Setup firewall rules to mirror the previous firewall’s configurations, if any.

• Test WAN failover

  Complete a WAN failover test to ensure uninterrupted connectivity in case the primary connection fails.

  1. Open up YouTube in your web browser and start playing a video of your choosing.
     

     YouTube may prompt you to login in order to proceed. You may either login or choose to continue as a guest.
  2. Disconnect the primary WAN connection temporarily and confirm the z60 switches to a backup connection (such as Mobile network). The YouTube video should continue playing with minimal, if any, drop in playback.
  3. Reconnect the primary WAN line and verify it resumes as the active connection by checking that the YouTube video continues to play.

Additional Tips for Success

• Resetting to Factory Settings

  If any issues arise during configuration, the z50 can be reset by pressing and holding the reset button (located on the front bottom right corner) for 10 seconds.

• Firmware Check

  Ensure the z50 is running the latest firmware. The z50 is always shipped with the latest firmware version at time of shipment. The AmZetta support team will reach out with any additional firmware updates during your POC.

• Documentation

  Retain screenshots or notes of each configuration step in case adjustments are required later.

• Support Contact

  If issues arise beyond the scope of this guide, please contact support at [email protected] or call 1-800-892-6625.