Quick Start
Get started with Monogoto
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Get started with Monogoto
Last updated
Welcome to Monogoto! Your IoT, private LTE and 5G connectivity provider. Monogoto provides a global access to cellular networks in over 180 countries. It has an intuitive self-service portal to manage your connected devices, and its API-first design allows you to fully integrate Monogoto’s device management functionalities into your platform of choice.
Monogoto has a dedicated support team, ready to assist you in realizing your connected solution. Don’t hesitate to engage with IoT experts on the Monogoto Forum, or to reach out directly.
In order to start using Monogoto, you will need the following:
Monogoto SIM card Monogoto SIMs come in the sizes: 2FF (standard), 3FF (micro), 4FF (nano) and MFF2 (embedded). You can request a free SIM card here.
Access to the Monogoto Hub An invite to the Monogoto Hub is sent along with your SIM card. The Hub can be accessed via the link hub.monogoto.io
Cellular hardware To connect to Monogoto, hardware containing a cellular modem is needed. This may be a smartphone or tablet, or a hardware development kit such as the nRF9160 DK, Thingy:91, Pycom FiPy or Waveshare SIM7070G.
Visit the Hub via the link hub.monogoto.io
After logging in, you enter the Monogoto dashboard in which you find information about your Things (meaning your SIM cards), data usage, networks in use etc.
Detailed information about your SIMs can be found under the Things page. When selecting one of your Things you will find more detailed information such as the ICCID, IMEI, active mobile network operator, IP address, event logs and more.
Useful link to learn more about Monogoto's device management:
Set the device APN to: data.mono
If you are using a mobile phone, please ensure that data roaming is enabled.
For IoT modem configurations, head over to the Device Configurations and select one of the modem manufacturers:
Or directly go to documentation of popular development kits:
The Advanced Console provides fine-grained access control of Network settings, Things, Things Groups, Security settings and Roaming. In addition, the console provides detailed insights in each connection through event logs.
This bring you to the Advanced Console dashboard in which you find information about your connections, data usage, API calls, logs etc.
For more information about the console, head over to Advanced Console documentation.
In order to see the supported countries and networks, you can visit the Advanced Console.
Follow the below steps:
Click Things Groups from the sidebar menu.
Select a Things Group and click the Edit icon to display the Things Group settings.
Click the Roaming button
You may enable or disable networks from the list.
Check the Override option to display the Roaming Policy settings.
Enable or disable these options for each of the Roaming Partners in the list.
Block Roaming
Block SMS
Data
Data restriction
Block byte-rate Limit
Click Save and Back to update the override settings in the system database.
Monogoto's support team is available for every technical question or issue that you may have. You can contact Monogoto support via:
Email to support@monogoto.io
Looking forward to hearing about your experience with our products!
To access the Advanced Console, visit the Monogoto Hub and click the button "Advanced Console" in the top-right corner:.
The changes will be applied on a group level. Settings can also be changed for a specific SIM. To do so, head over to Things , select your Thing and scroll down to the Mobile Identities. Click the gear-icon and select Roaming Restrictions.
