I am sorry, but fixya did not post this under solution, so all the links were missing. Here we go again:
I am not 100% sure if this is the router you have, but I found a manual that might be right for you.
The first part is in Finnish, the second part in English. You can download it here.
If this is your router, note that there is a software update available here.
If this is not your router, you can try to locate it either here or here.
If you have any more questions, just come back here and leave a comment - I'm happy to help.
Www.easytel.fi/tw_3g_hsdpa/pdf_tiedostot/tw_3g_ohjekirja.pdf
First you need to find out if there is a BIOS update available for your motherboard model, and if there is, whether you need it. Before we go searching for that information, you will need to locate your motherboard model number/name. This can be done by looking at the documentation that came with your system, or even just by opening up the case and looking for the name silk screened onto the motherboard.
If you have a system that was built by a major manufacturer, such as Dell or IBM, look on the manufacturer's website under your system's name or number to find updates.
If your computer was assembled by a smaller manufacturer, look for the motherboard manual to identify it. If this fails, use a program like Sisoft's Sandra to identify your motherboard model and manufacturer.
To determine your motherboard make and model through Sandra first down load and install the program. Start up Sandra and double click 'mainboard information.' This should give you both the manufacturers name, and the model number of your motherboard. Note down that information.
Once you have your motherboard manufacturer name and model, it's time to find your motherboard's model, current BIOS revision and look up what newer BIOS revisions are available. There are two ways to do this, the first through the manufacturers automatic BIOS update software, and the second by searching through the manufacturers website support section.
Here's some links to Asus, MSI, ABIT and Gigabyte's BIOS support pages to get you started. If you don't know the website of your motherboard manufacturer, have a look below, or run a search through Google.
Motherboard Manufacturer Websites
Albatron
Soltek
Abit
Asus
Transcend
Shuttle
Soyo
Epox
DFI
Iwill
DTK
Aopen
ECS
FIC
Chaintech
Acorp
Intel
Foxconn
Once you find the website for the maker of your motherboard, look around for their BIOS update tool, if they have one. If they do, download, install and run this program to find the exact make and model of your board.
hope this helps
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in fact I'm looking for this devices manuals guides...I can't find them on the internet...
1-TW 3G Flarion Router
2-Merlin U740
3-Ovation MC930D
4-Ovation MC950D
5-Ovation MC990D
6-TW 511EA
7-HSUPA USB Stick modem
8-TW-515EA
9-ZK RS232
10-3G WLAN Router
Thanks for your answers.
This routers and modems are mine, and I want to sell them, so I need their manuals&guides but I can't find. I want to give the names of routers again:
1-TW Flarion Router(Telewell)
2-TW EA511 Modem(Telewell)
3-TW EA515 Modem(Telewell)
4-RS 232 EDGE Modem (Zadako)
5-HSPUA USB Stick Modem (Zadako)
6-R250 HSPUA Router (Bandrich)
7-Merlin U740 (Novatel)
8-Merlin XU870 ( " )
9-Ovation MC 950D ( " )
thanks again...
I am not 100% sure if this is the router you have, but I found a manual that might be right for you. The first part is in Finnish, the second part in English. You can download it here. If this is your router, note that there is a software update available here. If this is not your router, you can try to locate it either here or here. If you have any more questions, just come back here and leave a comment - I'm happy to help.
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