Mimosa C5c

CPE Mimosa

Setup instructions, default access credentials, and network configuration guide.

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Device Overview

The Mimosa C5c is a flexible connectorized radio client designed for long-range point-to-point backhaul links and custom subscriber CPE installations.

Featuring dual RP-SMA connectors, it attaches to third-party dish antennas to link distances exceeding 20 km under clean line-of-sight conditions.

It supports both standard 802.11ac Wi-Fi interoperability and Mimosa's proprietary SRS (Spectrum Reuse Synchronization) TDMA protocol.

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Default IP Address 192.168.1.20
Default Credentials
User: admin  |  Pass: (set during first unlock)

How to Connect (Physical & Network Setup)

Connect two RP-SMA jumpers to an external antenna. Connect PoE injector to the radio. Set PC IP to 192.168.1.50 / 255.255.255.0. Recovery IP is 192.168.26.1.

Step-by-Step Configuration Steps

  1. 1 Open https://192.168.1.20 in your browser. Accept the security certificate.
  2. 2 If the device is fresh from factory, follow the Cloud Unlock workflow using your Mimosa cloud account.
  3. 3 Go to Link settings. Set Wireless Mode to 'Station' (PtMP client) or 'Point-to-Point' (PtP).
  4. 4 Configure Channel Width (20, 40, or 80 MHz) and enter the target SSID.
  5. 5 Set the WPA2-PSK key under Link Security.
  6. 6 Configure Management Network under Network settings to Static IP or DHCP.
  7. 7 Save changes. Check the Aiming Tool in the GUI to adjust the dish dish angle.

Verification Step

Check the dashboard Rx/Tx PHY rates. Verify MCS 9 (256-QAM) on clean channels.
Firmware Note: Mimosa firmware 2.8.x or newer. Connectorized design allows custom dish sizing from 22 dBi to 34 dBi.

Menu names may vary by model and firmware version.

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Notice: This is sample configuration data for field technicians and small ISPs. Verify details against official manufacturer documentation and your device casing label before applying in production.