> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://indoor.router.works/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://indoor.router.works/manual.md).

# Manual

- [Hardware Overview](https://indoor.router.works/manual/hardware-overview.md): The EZR26-5G router's technical specifications include the motherboard, modem, antenna, etc.
- [Package](https://indoor.router.works/manual/hardware-overview/package.md): Introduction to the components included in the EZR26-5G router package.
- [Physical Interfaces](https://indoor.router.works/manual/hardware-overview/physical-interfaces.md): Get known of the physical interfaces on the EZR26-5G router.
- [Indicators](https://indoor.router.works/manual/hardware-overview/indicators.md): Instructions on the status and descriptions of each indicator on the router.
- [Installation](https://indoor.router.works/manual/installation.md): Step-by-step tutorial on inserting a SIM card and booting up the 5G router.
- [Choose Location](https://indoor.router.works/manual/installation/choose-location.md): Good mobile signal quality is fundamental to getting a stable and fast internet connection over the mobile network. Please choose a location for the 5G router that has a fair 4G/5G signal reception.
- [Insert SIM Card](https://indoor.router.works/manual/installation/insert-sim-card.md): The 5G router uses Nano (4FF) SIM card to connect to mobile internet networks.
- [Install Antennas](https://indoor.router.works/manual/installation/install-antennas.md): The EZR26-5G router uses MIMO antennas on both 5G and Wi-Fi connections.
- [Power Supplies](https://indoor.router.works/manual/installation/power-supplies.md): The EZR26-5G router uses a 12Volt 2Amps DC power adapter.
- [Firmware](https://indoor.router.works/manual/firmware.md)
- [Connect And Login](https://indoor.router.works/manual/firmware/connect-and-login.md): Connect to the 5G router via Wi-Fi or Ethernet, then login to the router's admin panel to monitor its performance and configure your custom settings.
- [Dashboard](https://indoor.router.works/manual/firmware/dashboard.md): The front dashboard and system status pages provide a quick management and real-time monitoring.
- [System Admin](https://indoor.router.works/manual/firmware/system-admin.md): Here are the basic system settings that should be configured during the initial setup.
- [Network Interfaces](https://indoor.router.works/manual/firmware/network-interfaces.md)
- [Local Networks](https://indoor.router.works/manual/firmware/network-interfaces/local-networks.md): Configure the local networks consist of wired LAN Ethernet and wireless Wi-Fi hotspots.
- [Mobile Modem](https://indoor.router.works/manual/firmware/mobile-modem.md): Configure and monitor the mobile modem's connections and linking parameters.
- [WiFi Hotspots](https://indoor.router.works/manual/firmware/wifi-hotspots.md)
- [Firmware Operations](https://indoor.router.works/manual/firmware/firmware-operations.md): Performing the file-level backup, restore, reset, and firmware upgrade on the 5G router.
- [Recovery](https://indoor.router.works/manual/firmware/recovery.md): Fix the issues on the Internet and wireless networks and rescue the router from misconfigurations.
- [Advanced](https://indoor.router.works/manual/advanced.md)
- [Internet & IP](https://indoor.router.works/manual/advanced/internet-and-ip.md): Run a first quick Internet access test to check Internet connectivity.
- [Firewall Settings](https://indoor.router.works/manual/advanced/firewall-settings.md)
- [Remote Access](https://indoor.router.works/manual/advanced/remote-access.md)
- [Command Sets](https://indoor.router.works/manual/advanced/command-sets.md): The command-line interface (CLI) is a way of interacting with the router system. In this mode, the user issues commands to the router system through command lines.
- [Bootloader](https://indoor.router.works/manual/advanced/bootloader.md)
- [Troubleshootings](https://indoor.router.works/manual/troubleshootings.md): The collection of the common issues and quick guidance.


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