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Contents Contents Quick Start Set-up / What’s In Your Pack 3 Minimum System Requirements 4 Getting Started 5 Step 1: Insert the SIM into your USB Modem 5 Step 2: Insert the USB Modem and install the BT Access Manager software 5 Step 3: Connect to the internet 6 BT Access Manager 9 BT Access Manager for Mac 10 Using BT Business Mobile Broadband Abroad 11 Your USB Modem 12 Wi-Fi, HSDPA, 3G and GPRS explained 12 USB Modem indicator lights explained 13 Acronyms And Abbreviations 14 Sa
Quick Start Set-up For more detailed instructions, please see page 5. 1 Insert the SIM 2 Plug the USB Modem 3 Install BT Access Manager 4 Connect to the internet. into your PC. by following the on-screen instructions. Quick Start Set-up / What’s In Your Pack card into the USB Modem.
Minimum System Requirements Minimum System Requirements To use the MF636, your computer must meet the following requirements: Connectivity Spare USB port, compatible with USB 2.0 Full Speed CPU 133 MHz or above, 500 MHz or above is recommended Memory 256 MB RAM or more Hard disk 50 MB or more free space Operating system Microsoft® Windows XP (32 bit), Vista, Windows 7 or Mac OS 10.
Getting Started We know you’re keen to get started with BT Business Mobile Broadband, so please follow these steps in the exact order shown below. Step 1: Insert the SIM into your USB Modem To get started, you need to insert your SIM card into the USB Modem.
i. Insert the USB Modem into a USB port on your laptop. If necessary, use the enclosed USB cable to connect in confined spaces. Getting Started ii. Follow the on-screen instructions. What is BT Access Manager? BT Access Manager allows you to connect your laptop to the Internet using Ethernet, Wi-Fi, including your BT Business Hub, BT Openzone* and the BT Mobile Broadband network (HSPA, 3G, GPRS). Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections not available on Mac.
ii. If you are out and about in an area with a mobile signal, you can connect to the BT Mobile network. Either way it will only take a few minutes. Connect using Wi-Fi (not available on Mac) 1. Make sure you’re in range of your BT Business Hub (or similar wireless router); also ensure it’s switched on and working. Make a note of the Wireless Network Name (SSID) and Wireless Key from the label on the back of the BT Business Hub or on your router. Getting Started 2.
Connect using the BT Mobile network 1. Make sure you’re in an area which has a mobile signal. 2. PC users: Double click the BT Access Manager icon on your desktop. When the circular dashboard screen appears, click on the USB Modem icon and select BT Mobile to connect. Getting Started Mac users: Double click the BT Access Manager icon in the dock. When the dashboard screen appears, make sure the Default Configuration is BT Mobile and click Connect.
BT Access Manager Launch the help guide Minimize BT Access Manager to the System Tray Switch between Normal and Expanded view Close BT Access Manager BT Access Manager Available connection type icons Connect/ Disconnect button Network Connections Usage Log Find Hotspots Wi-Fi Networks Scroll to Settings and Preferences 9
BT Access Manager for Mac SMS Click to view your messages Contacts Click to manage contact details Xxx BT Access Manager for Mac Internet Click to make a connection to the BT Mobile network History Click to check your usage Settings Click to manage your settings Help Networks Shows what network you’re connected to Usage statistics Shows how much data has been uploaded and downloaded 10 Connect Click to connect and disconnect to the BT Mobile network
Using BT Business Mobile Broadband Abroad Using BT Business Mobile Broadband Abroad Using abroad You can use BT Business Mobile Broadband abroad. Please note that the cost of data is significantly higher than in the UK. For further information, visit www.bt.com/mobilebroadband.
Your USB Modem Your USB Modem Wi-Fi, HSDPA, 3G and GPRS explained The table below summarises the speed and availability of the connection methods available on the USB Modem using BT Access Manager. Please note: Your USB Modem receives mobile signals only, it cannot receive Wi-Fi signals. To use Wi-Fi, you will need a Wi-Fi card or adaptor. Wi-Fi HSDPA 3G GPRS Speed Fixed Broadband Speeds (Up to 8 Mbps – dependent on line and location1) up to 7.2 Mbps2 up to 1.
USB Modem indicator lights explained Indicator is… this means… the USB Modem is connected to a GPRS (GSM/GPRS/EDGE) network Blue the USB Modem is connected to a UMTS (3G) or HSPA (HSDPA/HSUPA) network Red the USB modem could not connect to a network Off the USB Modem is removed and not connected Your USB Modem Green 13
Acronyms And Abbreviations Acronyms And Abbreviations 3G CPU EDGE GPRS GSM HSDPA HSPA HSUPA ICNIRP OS PIN RAM RF SAR SIM UMTS USB USIM WCDMA 14 The Third Generation mobile network Central Processing Unit Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution General Packet Radio Service Global System for Mobile Communications High Speed Downlink Packet Access High Speed Packet Access High Speed Uplink Packet Access International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection Operating System Personal Identification Numb
Safety Information Interference • Some electronic devices are susceptible to electromagnetic interference transmitted by the USB Modem if inadequately shielded, such as electronic systems of vehicles. • If necessary please consult the device or vehicle manufacturer before using the USB Modem. Interference with Medical Equipment • Switch off your wireless device when requested to do so in hospitals, clinics or health care facilities.
• Containers/Vehicles for storing or transporting fuels or chemical products. • Areas where the air contains chemical substances and particles (including granules, dust, or metal powder). Safety Information • Areas indicated with “Explosives” signs, e.g. quarries where radio signals may interfere with blasting operations. • Areas indicated with “Power off two way radios” or similar signs. • Areas where you are instructed to stop the engine of a vehicle. • If in doubt do not use the USB Modem.
• Treat the USB Modem carefully. Do not drop, bend, knock or harshly treat it to avoid permanent damage. • Do not attempt to disassemble the USB Modem as this will invalidate your warranty. There are no user serviceable parts inside and only a qualified maintainer should undertake repair work. Environmental Protection • Observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of your packaging materials, used USB Modem and accessories, and use recycling facilities wherever possible.
Xxx Safety Information Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) • Your USB Modem is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed not to exceed the limits for exposure to radio waves recommended by international guidelines. These guidelines were developed by the independent scientific organization ICNIRP and include safety margins designed to assure the protection of all persons, regardless of age and health. • The guidelines use a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR.
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