How do I connect my Ryoko?
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Hello there! We're excited to help you get started with your Ryoko 4G device. In your package, you'll find that the prepaid Viaota SIM card has already been inserted into your device. However, if it hasn't been inserted yet, no need to worry—it's a simple process! Just ensure that you use the standard-sized SIM card provided from the three different sizes available.
Turning on your Ryoko 4G hotspot is a breeze! Just press and hold the power button. Once it's on, you can connect your smartphone or other device to the hotspot in two different ways. First, you can press the WPS button twice and scan the QR code that appears on the Ryoko screen with your phone. Or, if that's not your thing, you can connect to the "Ryoko" network that will be visible on your device's list of Wi-Fi networks. The password is marked as "key" on the Ryoko screen, and you can see both the SSID and password by pressing the WPS button once.
If you encounter any technical issues, please refer to our User Guide. Give it a try, and let us know if you have any questions!
Setting Up Your Device
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Using additional features
![]() These include the ability to monitor your data usage directly on the device's screen and automatic ad-blocking. These features are exclusive to the Viaota SIM card and will not be available if you choose to use a third-party SIM card. If you choose to use a third-party SIM card, Ryoko will work as usual, only it will not have the additional features of Viaota. | ![]() This button will take you to the Plan Info screen. If Ryoko is connected to the internet, it will show how much data you have remaining. At the bottom of the screen, you can see the link to Viaota's self-service portal and the SIM card's ICCID, so you can easily manage it in the portal. | ![]() 1. Click the Menu button once more. This will take you to the Viaota Features screen where you’ll see a toggle. The toggle indicates whether the feature is on or off. | ![]() Note: Automatic ad protection works by blocking network requests to known ad networks or malicious websites. If you ever experience connection issues to websites you trust, please disable this feature and try again. |