The Node Manager allows you to configure the Node in standalone mode, making it ideal for integration with third-party devices such as cameras and routers.
For more detailed documentation on specific configurations, see Configuring the Teradek Node for Sony ENG Camcorders.
Requirements
- Windows 10 / 11 Computer
- Administrator access
- USB A or USB-C port
- Teradek Data Purchase (optional)
Node Manager Installation
- Download the Node Manager Setup package from the Teradek downloads page
- Extract the Zip file
- Install the NodeModuleDrivers.exe which installs the chipset drivers.
- Install the Node Manager Setup 1.0.0.exe
Configuration
- Insert a SIM into your Node. If you are using the built-in Teradek Data eSIM, skip this step.
- Open Node Manager and connect your Node.

Status Page
The Status Page provides a detailed overview of the Node’s key information and system status.
Node Details
- Model: Displays the specific Node model. Configuration is supported for the Node II, Node II CBRS, and Node 5G
- Version: Shows the modem's current firmware version. Older versions may require an upgrade for full connectivity.
- Device Compatibility Mode: Indicates the modem's current operating mode: Teradek Compatible or Ethernet Mode
- Slot: Specifies the modem's SIM slot. Slot 1 is for a physical SIM, while Slot 2 is for the eSIM in newer Node products. Slot 2 can also be used for the Physical SIM in older Node Products.
Connection Details
- Network Status: Displays the connectivity status when a SIM is inserted into the device.
- Carrier: Shows the currently registered carrier.
Detailed Status
- Network Status: Displays the connectivity status when a SIM is inserted into the device.
- Carrier: Shows the currently registered carrier.
- Model: Displays the specific Node model. Configuration is supported for the Node II, Node II CBRS, and Node 5G
- Version: Shows the modem's current firmware version. Older versions may require an upgrade for full connectivity.
- ICCID: Digital or physical SIM card number
- EID: Physical SIM card number for eSIMs (used with Teradek Data)
- IMSI: Native network number embedded in the SIM.
- IPV4 address: Address(es) given to the modem and the connecting device
- Phone Number: Number assigned to SIM card (if applicable)
- Band: Current band attachment and band technology (i.e. LTE or NR5G)
- PLMN: Registered network number.
- RSSI: Signal strength
- Active MBN Profile: Profile loaded for Native Carrier SIMs that contain additional APN / band configuration for the carrier network (Not applicable to roaming sims)
Node Configuration
Modem Function - Teradek Compatible Mode (MBIM)

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Device Compatibility Mode - Configure the Node for compatibility with specific devices. Changing this mode requires a reboot.
- Teradek Compatible (MBIM) - This mode works with Teradek devices and Windows and Linux computers.
- Ethernet Mode (ECM) - This mode works with Linux-embedded devices, such as cameras, routers, and other devices that support the CDC_Ether driver.
- Slot - Select the slot to which the Node is configured. In new Node Modems, slot 1 holds the plastic nano SIM, while slot 2 contains the Teradek Data eSIM. In older models, slot 2 will be the second plastic 2FF sim. NOTE: Node Manager does not differentiate variations of the same model.
Ethernet Mode (CDC_ETHER)
Ethernet configuration typically does not directly support "modem configuration" from the device. Therefore, the modem must be pre-configured, or the network may automatically assign an APN (AutoAPN) to the modem.
Modem Function - Ethernet Mode (ECM)

- IP Address Range - You can optionally change the modem’s subnet in Ethernet mode. This is required for multi-path streaming with Sony Cameras and is supported by Node 5G and Node II with updated firmware.
- Reboot - Power Cycles Modem
- Restart Network - Turns modem to airplane mode and then back on
- Slot - Select the slot to which the Node is configured. In new Node Modems, slot 1 holds the plastic nano SIM, while slot 2 contains the Teradek Data eSIM. In older models, slot 2 will be the second plastic 2FF sim. NOTE: Node Manager does not differentiate variations of the same model.
APN & Carrier Lock

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Configuration – Sets the Teradek Data Mode if applicable. Most third-party SIMs will typically use custom mode with the APN filled in.
- Teradek Standard Data is included as an eSIM in all recent Node 5G, Node II, and Node II CBRS.
- Teradek Priority Data configuration is available in the U.S. and Canada.
- APN – Automatically populates if an APN is present in the PDP context. If the SIM is Native Version, Node Manager will populate the correct APN context with your custom APN.
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Registration Mode
- Auto Carrier - Allows the Modem to negotiate the best network (if applicable)
- Carrier Lock - Enables registration using a PLMN code, which combines MCC and MNC numbers to represent a carrier. Typically used for multi-carrier sims. You can find your carrier’s PLMN here.

SIM PIN
The SIM PIN function enables you to unlock, set, or remove the SIM PIN, and unlock the SIM using the PUK (PIN Unlock Key).
- Current PIN – The current PIN set on the SIM.
- New PIN – The new PIN you want to set.
- Current PUK – Enter the PUK code to unlock the SIM and set a new PIN.
The Node chipset cannot store the SIM pin. You must remove it for the Node to work with 3rd party devices.
Advanced Settings
Node 5G

Node II

- IP Type – Forces the IP type to IPv4, IPv6, or IPv4v6. The default setting is IPv4v6.
- XLAT464 – Enables IPv6 to IPv4 translation for the Generic MBN profile in the Node II.
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MBN Profile – Modifies the MBN profile in the modem to Auto, Disabled, or Locked.
For more information about MBN profiles in the Node Modems, click any of the following links:
AT Commands
Allows custom entry and return of AT Commands for advanced usage.
