Changing the Network name/password on Sprint MiFi 2200

• Make sure that the MiFi device is turned on
• Also make sure that the MiFi is connected with your device
• Open the web browser
• In the address bar, type in 192.168.1.1 and hit enter
• You will now be on the MiFi landing page/admin page
• Look for the login button along with the password box on the top-right
• Type admin as the password and click on login
• Make sure that you are back on the MiFi landing page
• Look for yellow coloured Menu bar below the Sprint logo
• Click WiFi and from the drop down go for WiFi Profiles
• You will now be on the WiFi Profile page
• Click on the text box of Network Name (SSID)
• Erase the existing text and provide a new Network name as you wish
• Now click on the text box of Network Key
• Erase the existing password and type in the password you like to have
• You can use alphabets, numbers and even symbols (Should be at least 8 ASCII characters in length)
• Click on Apply
• MiFi will be restarting automatically
• Just for being on the safer side restart the MiFi yourself (Turn off the MiFi and bring it back on)
• Now MiFi will be detected by a different name (the new you just gave before) on your device
• Enter the new password you just set to connect to the MiFi
• That's it, your MiFi has now got a new Name and password

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Changing the Network name/password on Virgin Mobile MiFi 2200

• Make sure that the MiFi device is turned on
• Also make sure that the MiFi is connected with your device
• Open the web browser
• In the address bar, type in 192.168.1.1 and hit enter
• You will now be on the MiFi landing page/admin page
• Look for the login button along with the password box on the top-right
• Type admin as the password and click on login
• Make sure that you are back on the MiFi landing page
• Look for black coloured Menu bar below the Virgin Mobile logo
• Click WiFi and from the drop down go for WiFi Profiles
• You will now be on the WiFi Profile page
• Click on the text box of Network Name (SSID)
• Erase the existing text and provide a new Network name as you wish
• Now click on the text box of Network Key
• Erase the existing password and type in the password you like to have
• You can use alphabets, numbers and even symbols (Should be at least 8 ASCII characters in length)
• Click on Apply
• MiFi will be restarting automatically
• Just for being on the safer side restart the MiFi yourself (Turn off the MiFi and bring it back on)
• Now MiFi will be detected by a different name (the new you just gave before) on your device
• Enter the new password you just set to connect to the MiFi
• That's it, your MiFi has now got a new Name and password

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Changing the Network name/password on Verizon Wireless MiFi 2200

• Make sure that the MiFi device is turned on
• Also make sure that the MiFi is connected with your device
• Open the web browser
• In the address bar, type in 192.168.1.1 and hit enter
• You will now be on the MiFi landing page/admin page
• Look for the login button along with the password box on the top-right
• Type admin as the password and click on login.
• If that doesn't work, try typing in the password given on the back of the MiFi
• Make sure that you are back on the MiFi landing page
• Look for red coloured Menu bar below the Verizon Wireless logo
• Click WiFi
• You will now be on the WiFi Profiles page
• Click on the text box of Network Name (SSID)
• Erase the existing text and provide a new Network name as you wish
• Now click on the text box of Network Key
• Erase the existing password and type in the password you like to have
• You can use alphabets, numbers and even symbols (Should be at least 8 ASCII characters in length)
• Click on Apply
• MiFi will be restarting automatically
• Just for being on the safer side restart the MiFi yourself (Turn off the MiFi and bring it back on)
• Now MiFi will be detected by a different name (the new you just gave before) on your device
• Enter the new password you just set to connect to the MiFi
• That's it, your MiFi has now got a new Name and password

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Changing the Network name/password on AT&T MiFi 2372

• Make sure that the MiFi device is turned on
• Also make sure that the MiFi is connected with your device
• Open the web browser
• In the address bar, type in att.mifi and hit enter
• You will now be on the MiFi landing page
• Look for the login button along with the password box on top of the ATT logo
• Type attmifi as the password and click on login.
• If that doesn't work, try with admin
• Make sure that you are back on the MiFi landing page
• Look for he Connected devices widget
• Click the link Edit Wi-Fi Profile (inside that widget)
• Click on the blue button Edit Wi-FI Profile (in the newly opened page)
• You will now be on the Edit Wi-Fi Profile page
• Click on the text box of  Network Name (SSID)
• Erase the existing text and provide a new Network name as you wish
• Now click on the text box of Network Key
• Erase the existing password and type in the password you like to have
• You can use alphabets, numbers and even symbols (Should be at least 8 ASCII characters in length)
• Click on Apply
• Look for the message Your settings have been saved successfully on top of the page
• Now restart the MiFi (Turn off the MiFi and bring it back on)
• Now MiFi will be detected by a different name (the new you just gave before) on your device
• Enter the new password you just set to connect to the MiFi
• That's it, your MiFi has now got a new Name and password 

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How do you do a master reset on the MiFi 2200

Resetting the MiFi 2200 back to factory settings

• Make sure that the MiFi is turned on
• The device should not be connected with the wall charger/USB Cable
• Look for a paper clip or safety pin
• Now take the MiFi device in your hand
• Flip the MiFi device upside/down
• Look for the tiny hole just above the back cover
• Insert the Paperclip into the pinhole
• Gently press and hold it down for 40 seconds
• While you press the reset button inside the pinhole,
• Keep an eye on the LED, as it will be going off for a while 
• Take the Paperclip off after 40 seconds
• Wait for 10 seconds

That's it. The master reset has been successfully completed and the device has been reverted back to its factory settings.

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How do you do a master reset on the AT&T MiFi 2372

Resetting the AT&T MiFi 2372 back to factory settings

• Make sure that the MiFi is turned on
• The device should not be connected with the wall charger/USB Cable
• Look for a paper clip or safety pin
• Now take the MiFi device in your hand
• Flip the MiFi device upside/down
• Look for the MiFi 2372 sticker on the top
• Now look for the pinhole on the right hand side of the sticker
• Insert the Paperclip into the pinhole
• Gently press and hold it down for 40 seconds
• While you press the reset button inside the pinhole,
• Keep an eye on the power button, as it will be turning Red for a while
• Take the Paperclip off after 40 seconds
• Wait for the Wi-Fi indicator come back on

That's it. The master reset has been successfully completed and the device has been reverted back to its factory settings.

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Colours of light on MiFi 2200

MiFi 2200 LED Status for power button and Wi-Fi indicator

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Colours of light on AT&T MiFi 2372

AT&T MiFi 2372 LED Status for power button and Wi-Fi indicator

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All about the MiFi 2200

Article contains:

 • Pack contents
 • System requirements
 • Specifications
 • The Battery
 • Wi-Fi broadcast
 • The Good Speed
 • Technology and bands
 • Others

Pack contents:

• MiFi 2200
• AC Wall Charger
• Lithium Ion Battery
• Storage Pouch
• Micro USB Cable


System requirements:

• A computer or computing device supporting Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
• Internet browser software: i.e., Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome


Specifications:

 • Connects with up to 5 Wi–Fi enabled devices
 • Wi-Fi networking (802.11 b/g)
 • GPS- enabled for location-based services
 • Windows XP(SP3), Vista , 7, Mac OS X 10.4 or higher (For Tethered mode)
 • Dimensions: 3.54 in x 2.36 in x 0.35 in
 • Weight: 58 g / 2.05 oz
 • Battery: up to 4 hours
 • 802.11 b/g
 • Pre-configurable security (WEP/WPA/WPA2)
 • DHCP server
 • VPN pass-through


The Battery:

The device can still transmit data when charging, which means you don't need to worry about battery life as long as a power outlet is within reach. But if one isn't, the device comes with a 1500mAh battery, which was good for exactly 3 hours and 30 minutes of 3G streaming. The battery life depends upon the signal strength you receive from the tower nearby and the number of devices connected to the MiFi. Do not keep the battery on charge for more than 5 hours, that can lead the device to malfunction or getting over-heated.


Wi-Fi broadcast capacity:

MiFi 2200 offers more than 30 feet of range, but as is usual, performance degrades dramatically after 12 feet of distance. Still, that's a good amount of distance, and it shouldn't matter much if you plan to keep the hotspot close while you're on the go.


The Speed:

• EV-DO Rev.A - Up to 3.1 Mbps download
• EV-DO Rev.A - Up to 1.8 Mbps upload


Technology and bands:

• CDMA Mode: 1xEV-DO Rev. A/0; 1xRTT
• CDMA Bands: 800, 1900 MHz
• Wi-Fi Mode: 802.11 b/g
• GPS


Others:

 • SIM card used : No SIM card (Designed separately for different Carriers)
 • Force 2G/3G   : Forcing is possible
 • MicroSD Card : No MicroSD card Slot.

Before using the MiFi 2200 for the first time, please insert the battery and charge fully.

Manufacturer: Novatel Wireless

Note: Information confirmed from different reliable sources

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All about the ATT MiFi 2372

Article contains:

 • Pack contents
 • System requirements
 • Specifications
 • The Battery
 • Wi-Fi broadcast
 • The Good Speed
 • Technology and bands
 • Others


Pack contents:

• ATT MiFi 2372 Intelligent Mobile Hotspot
• USB Cable
• Rechargeable Li-ion battery
• A/C Charger


System requirements:

• A computer or computing device supporting Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
• Internet browser software: i.e., Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome


Specifications:

 • Connects with up to 5 Wi–Fi enabled devices
 • Wi-Fi networking (802.11 b/g)
 • GPS- enabled for location-based services
 • Windows XP(SP3), Vista , 7 (For Tethered mode. Also required: Driver)
 • Dimensions: 62mm x 98mm x 15.3mm
 • Weight: 81grams
 • Battery: up to 4 hours
 • 802.11 b/g
 • Pre-configurable security (WEP/WPA/WPA2)
 • DHCP server
 • VPN pass-through


The Battery:

The device can still transmit data when charging, which means you don't need to worry about battery life as long as a power outlet is within reach. But if one isn't, the device comes with a 1500mAh battery, which was good for exactly 3 hours and 30 minutes of 3G streaming. The battery life depends upon the signal strength you receive from the tower nearby and the number of devices connected to the MiFi. Do not keep the battery on charge for more than 5 hours, that can lead the device to malfunction or getting over-heated.


Wi-Fi broadcast capacity:

MiFi 2372 offers more than 30 feet of range, but as is usual, performance degrades dramatically after 12 feet of distance. Still, that's a good amount of distance, and it shouldn't matter much if you plan to keep the hotspot close while you're on the go.


The Speed:

• HSDPA – Up to 7.2 Mbps downlink
• HSUPA – Up to 5.76 Mbps uplink


Technology and bands:

• Tri-band HSUPA/HSDPA -850/1900/2100 MHz
• Quad-band GPRS/EDGE -850/900/1800/1900 MHz
• A-GPS and gpsOneXTRA™ support
• Receiver equalisation
• Receiver diversity


Others:

 • SIM card used : Normal 3G SIM card
 • Force 2G/3G   : Forcing is possible
 • MicroSD Card : 1 MicroSD Card slot available

Before using the MiFi 2372 for the first time, please insert the battery and charge fully.

Manufacturer: Novatel Wireless

Note: Information confirmed from different reliable sources

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