Sierra Wireless AC710 PCS GSM Wireless Network Card User Manual Part 2 of 2

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The Dial Pad
Watcher includes a dial pad to make voice calls with the
AirCard 710 wireless network card. Click the Voice tab to see it.
Figure 6-2: The Voice tab in the Watcher Main Window
Table 6-1 :The Watcher Dial Pad
Dial Pad
Buttons
0-9, #, *
(or the same
keys on your
keyboard)
Function
Use these buttons to enter the digits (and other
characters) you want to dial. The numbers are
displayed in the call status area until you press
SEND, END, or CLR, or you receive an
incoming call.
Any of these buttons can be used to answer an
incoming call if the Any-Key Answer feature is
enabled (see “Voice Tab” on page 77).
If you click these buttons during a call, the
AirCard network card beeps and the characters
are displayed in the Call Status area.
SEND
(ENTER on
your keyboard)
END
(ESC on your
keyboard)
CLR
(BACKSPACE
on your
keyboard)
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Use this button to dial numbers and to answer
incoming calls. When you are not receiving an
incoming call, clicking SEND dials the numbers
in the call status area. If no numbers are
displayed, Watcher re-dials the last number you
dialed.
Use this button to hang up or end a call, or to
clear all the digits and characters in the Call
Status area (i.e. to cancel a call that you’ve
started to enter). This button also clears status
messages.
Use this button to clear the last number you’ve
entered. If you hold this button down for one
second, it has the same effect as the END
key—so this button can also be used to hang up
or end a call.
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Table 6-1 :The Watcher Dial Pad
Dial Pad
Buttons
Function
Mute Key
Use this key during a call to prevent the caller
from hearing what you say.
When no call is in progress, this key enables
and disables the Silent Ringer feature.
The Scratch Pad
The Scratch Pad gives you a place to record very brief notes
(such as a name and phone number) temporarily.
Display the scratch pad by clicking the Scratch Pad
button on the right side of the Watcher window.
Figure 6-3: The Watcher Scratch Pad
Note: The standard function
keys for copy (CTRL+C), cut
(CTRL+X), and paste (CTRL+V)
can be used to move text from
the Scratch Pad to another application (such as the Windows
Notepad or a word processor).
To enter text:
Type the text from your keyboard.
To erase all the text in the Scratch Pad:
Click the clear button.
To close the scratch pad (saving any text in it):
Click the ok button.
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Use the Up arrow to increase the volume of
what you hear in the headset. Use the Down
arrow to decrease the volume.
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Volume Keys
(Up and Down
arrows on your
keyboard)
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Making a Voice Call
Making a voice call using Watcher and the AirCard network
card is very similar to using a cellular telephone handset.
Initiating a Voice Call
Plug in a headset to the AirCard connector, if one is not
already connected, and put it on.
Enter the number you want to dial by either clicking the
number buttons on the dial pad or typing the numbers on
your keyboard.
Click the SEND button.
As the call is being dialed, Watcher displays “ Dialing” and the
phone number.
You can also initiate a call from the Call Log. The Call Log is
displayed when you select Tools > Call Log (see “Call Log” on
page 59).
1.
Note: If you click the SEND
button without entering a
number, Watcher redials the
most recent number you dialed.
2.
3.
Answering a Voice Call
Note: The Options window,
displayed when you select Tools
> Options, allows you to
customize the sound played
when you receive an incoming
call and to enable and disable
the Silent Ringer feature. See
“Options…” on page 63.
Depending on how certain features are configured, when you
receive an incoming call the following occurs:
A sound is played, unless the Silent Ringer feature is
enabled.
If Watcher is in compact view when you receive the call,
the Watcher window maximizes.
To answer a call:
Plug in a headset to the AirCard connector, if one is not
already connected, and put it on.
Click the SEND button. (Or, if the Any-Key Answer feature
is enabled, click any key except END or CLR.)
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1.
2.
Ending a Voice Call
To end a voice call:
Click the END button on the dial pad or press
keyboard.
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or
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ESC on your
Click and hold the CLR button on the dial pad (or the
BACKSPACE key on your keyboard) for more than one
second.
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The View Menu
Figure 7-1: The Watcher View Menu
Always On Top
When Always On Top is enabled, the Watcher window
displays in front of all other application windows, even when
you position another windowover Watcher. This allows you to
view connection status indicators while using another application, such as your Internet browser.
To enable or disable Always On Top:
• Select View > Always On Top.
A check mark next to the option indicates that it is enabled.
Docking
When Docking is enabled, the Watcher window jumps to the
edge of your screen when the window is dragged close to an
edge. This allows you to easily position the window to a corner
of your screen.
To enable or disable Docking
• Select View > Docking.
A check mark next to the option indicates that it is enabled.
Toggle Full/Compact
On notebook PCs, the Watcher window has two sizes.
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This chapter is primarily for your reference. It describes each
option in each of the Watcher menus.
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• The View Menu
• The Tools Menu
• The Help Menu
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Figure 7-2: Watcher in Full View (Top) and Compact View (Bottom)
The full window is required to initiate data connections and
make voice calls, but if all you require from Watcher is status
information, you can use the compact view.
To switch from the full window to the compact window:
• Select View > Toggle Full/Compact.
or
Click the Toggle Full/Compact button (the middle
button in the upper right corner of the Watcher
window).
To switch from the compact window to the full window:
• Click the Toggle Full/Compact button.
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Note: The Watcher window
switches to full view automatically when you receive an
incoming call.
or
1.
2.
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Right click on the
Watcher window.
Select Toggle Full/Compact
from the shortcut menu.
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The Tools Menu
SMS Manager…
Note: Check with your service
provider to see if you have a
subscription to SMS service.
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The SMS Manager window lets you read, write, and reply to
short messaging service (SMS) messages, also known as text
messages. SMS (Short Messaging Service) is a feature that
some service providers offer. It allows you to send and receive
short messages through the GSM network.
You can exchange SMS messages with anyone who has an
SMS-enabled GSM device, such as a mobile phone with text
messaging or another Sierra Wireless AirCard ® 710 or 750
wireless network card. Messages are limited to text because
each SMS-capable device may display them differently—on a
computer monitor, on a handheld display, or on the LCD
screen of a phone handset, for instance.
Depending on your service provider, one or more of these
methods of sending SMS messages may be available to you:
• Some wireless service providers have web pages on which
anyone can enter a message and direct it to your phone
number. In this case, anyone who has access to the Internet
can send you a message, provided he or she knows your
phone number and can locate the appropriate web page.
• Some service providers allow SMS messages to be sent
through Internet e-mail applications. Your phone number
is then used as an e-mail address (for example:
6046649010@serviceprovider.loopback.edu).
• Some products, such as the AirCard 710 and 750 network
cards, have software that allows you to send messages to
other subscribers, using their phone numbers to direct the
message.
The SMS Manager… option in the Tools menu allows you to
read, create and send SMS messages.
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Figure 7-3: The Watcher Tools Menu
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Reading SMS Messages: The Inbox
Incoming messages are stored in the Inbox until you delete
them or until they expire (depending on your settings in the
Options window—see “SMS Tab” on page 70).
The SMS indicator notifies you when new messages are
received by displaying the icon below. The ToolTip
(displayed when you position the mouse pointer on top
of the icon) identifies how many unread messages you have. If
the icon is flashing, one or more of the messages is urgent.
To read your SMS messages
1.
2.
Double click the SMS icon, or select
to display the SMS Manager window.
Click the
tab if it is not already selected.
Tools > SMS Manager…
Inbox
Figure 7-4: The SMS Manager Window, With Inbox Selected
Note: Unread messages are
displayed in bold.
The message header is displayed in the top of the window,
showing the address or phone number from which the
message was sent, the beginning of the message, and the
call back number.
Click the message header to display the message in the
lower section of the window.
Messages marked with a red exclamation mark ( !) have been
tagged by the sender as being urgent or important.
3.
To delete messages:
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Use the check boxes to the left of the messages to select the
messages you want to delete.
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2.
3.
Select Edit > Delete All.
Confirm that you want to delete the messages by clicking
Yes.
Watcher also has a feature that allows you set an expiry period
after which messages are automatically deleted. This is set in
the Options window. (Select Tools > Options to display the
window, then click the SMS tab. See “SMS Tab” on page 70.)
1.
2.
To forward a message:
1.
2.
3.
Select the message header.
Select File > Forward Message… to open the Message
window.
In the Message window you can edit the message, append
text to the message, and send it. (See “ Sending SMS
Messages: The Outbox” on page 56.)
To reply to a message:
1.
2.
3.
Note: The Call Back Sender
menu option is only available if
the message includes a valid
call-back number.
Select the message header.
Select File > Reply to Sender… to open the Message window.
In the Message window you can edit the message, append
text to the message, and send it. (See “ Sending SMS
Messages: The Outbox” on page 56.)
To phone the sender of a message:
Select the message header.
Select File > Call Back Sender.
Watcher then dials and attempts to connect to the call-back
number.
1.
2.
To exit the SMS Manager window:
1.
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Select File > Close or click the close box in the upper right
corner.
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Note: The Reply to Sender
menu option is only available if
the e-mail address of the person
who sent you the message is
included in the message. This
won’t be available if, for
example, the message was sent
from a web site.
To delete all read messages:
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Note: Both Delete All and the
message expiry features do not
actually delete all available
messages—they only delete
those you have not yet read.
Select Edit > Delete.
Confirm that you want to delete the messages by clicking
Yes.
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Sending SMS Messages: The Outbox
Note: In the Options window
(see “SMS Manager…” on page
53) you can enable and disable
the option to save outgoing
messages to the Outbox.
The Outbox is where your outgoing messages are stored. Click
the Outbox tab in the SMS Manager window to display it:
Figure 7-5: The Outbox Tab of the SMS Manager Window
The third column from the left indicates the status of each
message in the Outbox:
Table 7-1 :Outgoing Message Status Icon s
Icon
Meaning
Saved
The message has been saved in the Outbox but not yet
sent.
Sent
The message has been sent successfully to the GSM
network but has not yet been delivered to the
recipient(s).
Delivered
The message has been delivered to the recipient(s)’ mail
box(es).
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Table 7-1 :Outgoing Message Status Icon s
Icon
Meaning
Not Sent
The message was sent to the network and the network
responded with an error. The error message is shown in
the Status field when you display the message.
Some possible reasons for a failure to send are:
You do not have a subscription to a service that
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allows you to send SMS messages.
The e-mail address in the To: field is not valid.
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The message exceeded the maximum length for
SMS messages.
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There is a network problem or a problem with your
account.
To send a message from the SMS Manager window:
1.
Select File > New Message to open the Message window:
Figure 7-6: The Message Window
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Partially Sent
The message has been sent to the network but the
network did not respond. (This may indicate a network
problem.)
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Note: A message can have up
to 16 recipients.
2.
Enter the recipients for the message by typing e-mail
addresses, or click the To button to display the Add SMS
Recipients window.
Figure 7-7: The Add SMS Recipients Window
The SMS Recipients window allows you to create a list of email addresses for the To: field of the Message window. In
this window, you can:
Enter a new address and click Add-> to add it to the list
of recipients.
Select an address and click<-Remove to delete if from the
list of recipients.
Use this window to create a recipient list and click OK to
return to the Message window.
If you want to send a message that is tagged as urgent or
important, select High from the Priority drop-down menu.
Type the message in the lower portion of the window.
If you want to save the message in the Outbox and send it
later, select File > Save.
If you want to send the message immediately, click the
Send button, or select File > Send.
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3.
4.
5.
6.
To erase a message and start again:
Select Edit > Clear.
All fields are erased, and you begin again as if starting a new
message.
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To open a message that is saved in the Outbox:
Double click the message header to open the message in
the Message window.
You can then edit the message and change or add recipients.
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Exiting the SMS Manager Window
To exit from the SMS Manager window and return to the main
Watcher window:
Select
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File > Close.
Click the Close box in the upper right corner of the SMS
Manager window.
If there are any unsaved messages, Watcher asks whether you
want to save them.
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Phone Book
This feature is not yet available.
Call Log
The Call Log window maintains a record of your outgoing and
incoming calls.To modify what the Call log monitors, select
Tools > Options, then click the General tab (see “General Tab” on
page 64). You can choose to keep a record of:
• None of your calls
• All of your calls
• The last 50 calls
• The last 100 calls
To display the Call Log window:
• Select Tools > Call Log.
Figure 7-8: The Call Log Window
For each message, the Call Log displays:
• The call direction (see the table “Call Direction Icons” later
in this section)
• The date and time the call was made or received
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The phone number of the caller (for incoming calls), or the
phone number that you dialed (for outgoing calls)
The name of the caller (for incoming calls), or the name of
the person called (for outgoing calls), if available
The type of call (data, voice, or fax)
Table 7-2 :Call Direction Icon s
Icon
Meaning
Incoming Call
This is a call that you answered.
Outgoing Call
This is a call that you made.
Missed Call
This is a call you received but did not
answer.
To phone a number contained in one of the call records:
Note: If you choose File > Dial,
in the Call Log window you can
establish a voice call to any
number in the From or To
column.
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Double click the record.
or
Select the number.
Select File > Dial.
This can be used to place voice calls only.
1.
2.
To save the information in the Call Log to a text file:
1.
2.
Select File > Save As….
Use the Save As dialog box to select a location and name
for the file, then click Save.
To add a number as a record in your Address Book:
1.
2.
Select the record.
Select Edit > Add to Address Book.
To delete a record:
1.
2.
Select the record.
Select Edit > Delete.
To delete all records in the Call Log:
1.
2.
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Select Edit > Delete All.
Click Yes to confirm the deletion.
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To select what type of calls are displayed:
Note: Choosing View > All
displays all call types in the Call
Log window.
Use the View menu to select the call types:
When Voice logs is checked, all voice calls are displayed.
When Data logs is checked, all dial-up data calls are
displayed. (Packet mode connections have no phone
numbers associated with them, and do not appear in the
Call Log.)
When Fax logs is checked, all fax calls are displayed.
To sort the calls:
Click any column heading to sort by that column in
ascending order.
Click the same column heading again to sort by the same
column in descending order.
For example, to sort the calls by name, click the Name column
heading. This sorts the records from A to Z. If you click the
Name column heading again, the records will be sorted from Z
to A.
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2.
Connection Manager
Note: The default connection is
the one established if you click
the Connect button on the main
Watcher window without making
a selection from the drop-down
menu.
The Connection Manager is where dial-up data connections
are set up. (For more information, see “Data Connections
Through GSM and GPRS” on page 41.)
In the Connection Manager you can:
• Add new records for phone numbers to which you want to
connect.
• Change existing records.
• Set the default connection.
• Select and establish a connection.
To add a phone number to the Connection Manager:
Select Tools > Connection Manager to open the Connection
Manager window.
1.
Figure 7-9: The Connection Manager Window
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Click the Add… button to open the Connection Properties
window.
Figure 7-10: The Connection Properties Window
Enter a name for the connection and complete the
remaining fields noting the following:
If the phone number must be preceded with an area
code, click the Use area code check box and enter the area
code. Click the Use 1 check box if the phone number
must be prefixed with a 1.
If dialing into a system that requires you to enter a user
name and password, enter this information. If you want
to save the information so that it is not necessary to enter
it each time you connect, click the Save password check
box.
Click OK to close the window and save the information
you entered, or Cancel to close the window without saving.
To edit a Connection Manager record:
Click the connection to select it and click the Properties…
button to open the Connection Properties window.
Enter the new information in the appropriate fields. (The
Connection Name cannot be changed.To rename a
connection record, you can create a new one and re-enter
the connection information, then delete the old record.)
Click OK to close the window and save the information
you entered, or Cancel to close the window without saving.
3.
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4.
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2.
3.
To delete a Connection Manager record:
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2.
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Click the connection to select it and click the Delete button.
When prompted to confirm the deletion, click Yes.
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To connect to a number in the Connection Manager window:
Click the connection to select it and click the Connect
button.
The AirCard network card then attempts a connection to the
phone number you selected.
•
Click the connection to select it, then click theSet as Default
button.
KeyGuard
Note: Use the KeyGuard feature
if you are concerned that you
might inadvertently press SEND
and dial a number.
The KeyGuard feature, like its equivalent on cellular telephone
handsets, is designed to prevent accidental dialing. When the
feature is enabled, clicking the SEND button, or any other
button on the dial pad, has no effect.
To enable or disable KeyGuard:
Select Tools > KeyGuard.
A check mark next to the option indicates that it is enabled.
1.
Options…
The Options window allows you to configure Watcher and the
AirCard 710 wireless network card to your preferences. In the
Options window you can:
Enable and disable several features, including: AutoAnswer, Any-Key Answer, the Inactivity Time-Out, AutoConnect, SMS Message Expiry, and the Lock Code.
Select whether certain warning messages are displayed to
warn you of circumstances such as your data connection
being lost.
Configure options related to Call Logging, the Watcher
window, the call-back number in SMS messaging, sounds
that notify you of incoming calls, new SMS messages, and
new voice mail.
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Using the Options Window
In the Options window, buttons, drop-down menus, and check
boxes are provided to allow you to select your preferences.
Use OK to exit the Options window, saving any changes
you’ve made, or Cancel to exit without saving.
Click Apply to save changes you have made, but keep the
Options window open in order to change more settings
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The
Restore Defaults
button causes all the fields on all the
tabs to revert to the settings they had at installation.
General Tab
Figure 7-11: The General Tab of the Options Window
Table 7-3 :General Tab Option s
Field
Data Call
Inactivity
Timeout:
Disconnect
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Description
The Inactivity Timeout terminates your
connection to the GSM network
automatically when the AirCard network
card is inactive for the amount of time you
specify here. (The AirCard network card is
inactive when no data transmission is
occurring.) Select Never to disable the
feature. Otherwise, select the number of
minutes after which you want to
automatically disconnect.
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Table 7-3 :General Tab Option s
Incoming Calls
Answer
By default the AirCard network card is set
to answer all calls as voice calls. To receive
a fax or data call, you must set this field
appropriately, before the call is answered.
This means that anyone wanting to send a
fax, or establish a data connection with the
AirCard network card, must notify you in
advance so that you can change this field
before the call is made.
This setting reverts to “all calls as Voice”
whenever Watcher is restarted.
If you select “next call as Fax” or “next call
as Data”, the AirCard network card
maintains the setting for one call, or until
Watcher is restarted.
If you select “all calls as Fax” or “all calls as
Data”, the AirCard network card maintains
the setting until you select another option.
Call Logging
Retain
You have the option of maintaining records
of your outgoing and incoming calls in the
Call Log. (The Call Log is displayed when
you select Tools > Call Log, and is
described above.)
This field allows you to specify the number
of calls retained. Select none, all, last 50
calls, or last 100 calls from the drop-down
menu.
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Table 7-3 :General Tab Option s
Field
Active NAM*
Profile
Description
The AirCard network card allows you to
configure and use up to two accounts (with
two different phone numbers). This may be
useful to users who want, for example, to
have one account for business calls and
one for personal calls.
This drop-down menu lists these items:
Auto-Select, NAM 1, and NAM 2. If one
account has been activated, NAM 1 has a
phone number next to it, and if two
accounts have been activated, NAM 1 and
NAM 2 have phone numbers.
When Auto-Select is in effect, the AirCard
network card uses the account most
appropriate to your location, based on the
coverage of your accounts.
To configure a second account (where only
one account has been activated):
1.
Select the option NAM 2 from this
drop-down menu and click OK.
2.
Stop, eject and re-insert the AirCard
PC Card.
3.
Launch Watcher; the Activation
Wizard should launch. You can then
configure a second account.
If two accounts are configured, both phone
numbers should be displayed in this dropdown menu. To switch from one account to
the other:
1.
Select the phone number from the
drop-down menu.
2.
Stop, eject and reinsert the AirCard
PC Card.
*NAM stands for Number Assignment Module and is information stored in
the flash memory of your SIM card. The information includes your phone
number parameters specific to your service provider.
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Network Tab
Table 7-4 :Network Tab Option s
Field
Description
Automatically
establish a
network session
when available
The AirCard network card can try to
establish a packet mode connection
whenever the AirCard PC Card is inserted,
where GPRS service is available. (See
“Packet Mode Connections” on page 43.)
Display Tab
Figure 7-13: The Display Tab of the Options Window
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Figure 7-12: The Network Tab of the Options Window
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Table 7-5 :Display Tab Option s
Field
Description
Restore previous
position on
startup
This field determines where the full
Watcher window appears when launched.
(The full and compact views of the Watcher
window are shown under the Toggle Full/
Compact heading above.)
If this feature is disabled, Watcher always
displays in the center of your screen.
If you enable this feature and move the
Watcher window, the window will re-appear
in its new position if you close and re-open
it, or change the view to compact and then
full again.
Use the check box to enable and disable
the feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.)
Remember
Compact View
position
This field determines where the compact
Watcher window appears.
If this feature is enabled, when you switch
from the full view to the compact view, the
Watcher window remains in the same
place.
If this feature is disabled, when you switch
from the full view to the compact view, the
Watcher window displays in the position it
last occupied.
Use the check box to enable and disable
this feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.)
Enable Docking
When Docking is enabled, the Watcher
window jumps to the edge of your screen
when the window is dragged close to an
edge. This allows you to easily position the
window in a corner of your screen.
Use the check box to enable and disable
this feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.) You can also enable and disable
this feature by selecting View > Docking.
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Field
Always on Top
Description
Use the check box to enable and disable
this feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.) You can also enable and disable
this feature by selecting View > Always on
Top.
GPRS premium
service charge
(for nonsubscribers)
When this feature is enabled, a warning
message is displayed any time you select
GPRS from the drop-down menu on the
main Watcher window, to remind you that
you may be charged extra for this service.
(Depending on your billing plan, your
service provider may apply a surcharge to
GPRS service.)
Use the check box to enable and disable
this feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.)
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When Always On Top is enabled, the
Watcher window displays in front of all
other application windows, even when you
position another window over Watcher.
This allows you to view connection status
indicators while using another application,
such as your Internet browser.
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Table 7-5 :Display Tab Option s
Field
Data connection
lost
Description
When this feature is enabled, a warning
message is displayed any time you lose
your connection to the GSM network.
Use the check box to enable and disable
this feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.)
IP re-assigned
All devices connected to the Internet
require an IP (Internet Protocol) address. In
some technologies, a device is assigned a
permanent IP address and that IP address
can never be used by another device.
Where DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol) is used, the network maintains a
pool of IP addresses and assigns them to
devices as needed. The AirCard 710
network card uses DHCP so that it is
assigned an IP address by the network.
This means that the IP address for your
AirCard network card changes each time
you connect, and sometimes during a
connection.
When this feature is enabled, a warning
message is displayed each time the
network assigns a new IP address to the
AirCard network card.
Use the check box to enable and disable
this feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.)
SMS Tab
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SMS Messages:
Expire
This feature allows for the automatic
deletion of SMS messages that have been
in your Inbox for a specified amount of
time. The SMS messaging feature is
described in detail under the heading
Mobile Messaging… above.
To disable automatic deletion of messages,
select Never from the drop-down menu.
To enable automatic deletion of messages,
select a number of days from the dropdown menu.
Only messages that have been “read”
(displayed in the SMS Manager window)
are deleted by this feature. Manual deletion
of messages is covered in the section on
Mobile Messaging… above.
Override
Callback #
When you send SMS messages, you have
the option of specifying a call back number
so that the message recipient will know
how to reach you. By default, your call back
number is your AirCard phone number.
This feature allows you to use a different
number than the AirCard phone number.
To set a new call back number, click the
check box to enable the feature and enter a
number in the field. (Leave the field blank if
you prefer to have no call back number on
your messages.)
To disable the feature (and use the AirCard
phone number as your call back number),
click the check box so that it is not
checked.
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Table 7-6 :SMS Tab Option s
Field
Description
Save to Outbox
You have the option of retaining, in the
Outbox, a copy of messages that you send.
See the SMS Manager… section for details
about the Outbox.
This feature allows you to specify whether
outgoing messages are saved in the
Outbox. If you do not want to save any
messages, select never. If you want to be
prompted as you send each message, as
to whether you want to retain a copy, select
ask first. If you want to retain a copy of all
messages you send, select automatically.
Note that if you do not save messages to
the outbox you do not receive status
messages, such as the one that notifies
you of a successful delivery.
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Security Tab
Field
Lock modem
Description
The Lock Code feature can be used to
prevent others from using your AirCard
network card and your account. When the
Lock Code is enabled, you are prompted to
enter a code any time Watcher is launched,
and if the wrong code is entered, Watcher
closes. (This makes it impossible to use the
AirCard network card without knowing the
lock code.) By default the lock code is the
last four digits of your phone number.
To disable the feature, select never from
the drop-down menu. To enable the
feature, so that you are prompted for a lock
code the next time you launch Watcher,
select on power up from the drop-down
menu. (The Lock Code feature will then
remain enabled until you disable it by
selecting never in this field.)
Lock Modem Now This field allows you to enable the Lock
Code feature immediately. (If you select on
power up in the previously described dropdown menu, you need to close Watcher
before the lock code comes into effect.)
When you click the button, Watcher
prompts, “Lock the modem now?”. Click
Yes at this prompt to lock the AirCard
network card.
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Table 7-7 :Security Tab Option s
Field
Change Lock
Code
Description
This button allows you to set a new lock
code.
To change the lock code:
1.
Click the Change Lock Code button.
2.
Enter your existing lock code (the last
four digits of your phone number
unless you have changed it) at the
prompt.
3.
Enter a new lock code.
4.
Enter your new lock code for confirmation.
5.
Click OK.
Sounds Tab
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Field
Enable
Description
When this box is checked, you have the
option of individually enabling and disabling
the Call Alert, Incoming Call, New SMS
Message, and New Voice mail sounds.
When the box is not checked, there are no
sounds to notify you of any of these events.
Use the check box to indicate whether you
want all sounds enabled or disabled.
Call Alert
Depending on your billing plan, you may
have a feature called Call Alert. When you
are on a call, this feature notifies you when
you have another incoming call. You can
then ignore the new incoming call or put
your current caller on hold and answer the
new call. (Contact your service provider if
you require more information about Call
Alert.)
If you have Call Alert, you can use this field
to select whether a sound is played to
notify you of another incoming call when
you are already on a voice call.
Use the check box to enable and disable
the sound assigned to Call Alert. The play
button (with the arrow head on it) allows
you to hear the sound assigned to this
feature. If you have another sound file you
would prefer to play for call alerts, you can
use the Browse button to select it. (Any
*.wav file can be used.)
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This field allows you to enable and disable
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Table 7-8 :Sounds Tab Optio n s
Field
Incoming Call
Description
This field allows you to select whether a
sound is played when you receive a call.
When this is disabled, the Silent Ringer
icon is displayed in the indicator area of the
main Watcher window. The only notification
you will then have of an incoming voice call
is the “Voice Call From …” or “Roam Call
From …” message displayed in the call
status area.
Use the check box to enable or disable the
sound. The play button (with the arrow on
it) allows you to hear the sound assigned to
incoming calls. If you have another sound
file you would prefer to use, you can use
the Browse button to select it. (Any *.wav
file can be used.)
New SMS
Message
This field allows you to select whether a
sound is played when your receive a new
SMS message.
When this is enabled, a sound is played
each time a message arrives. When
disabled no sound is played.
Use the check box to enable or disable the
sound. The play button (with the arrow on
it) allows you to hear the sound assigned to
new SMS messages. If you have another
sound file you would prefer to use, you can
use the Browse button to select it. (Any
*.wav file can be used.)
New Voicemail
This field allows you to select whether a
sound is played when a new voice mail
message arrives.
When this is enabled, a sound is played
when voice mail arrives. When disabled, no
sound is played.
Use the check box to enable or disable the
sound. The play button (with the arrow
head on it) allows you to hear the sound
assigned to new voice mail. If you have
another sound file you would prefer to use,
you can use the Browse button to select it.
(Any *.wav file can be used.)
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Headset Volume
This slider allows you to adjust the volume
of the ear piece on your headset. This
affects only the volume of what you hear.
(That is, it does not adjust the volume of
the speaker.) This performs the same
function as the volume controls on the main
Watcher window.
To increase the volume, drag the slider to
the right. To decrease the volume, drag the
slider to the left.
Voice Tab
Table 7-9 :Voice Tab Option s
Field
Description
Auto-Answer
Incoming Calls
This field allows you to enable and disable
the Auto-Answer feature, and when
enabled to select the number of rings after
which a voice call is answered.
To disable the feature, select off from the
drop-down menu. To enable the feature,
select the number of rings after which
Watcher automatically answers the call.
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Table 7-9 :Voice Tab Option s
Field
Auto-Retry
Description
This field allows you to enable and disable
the Auto-Retry feature, and when enabled
to select the interval between retrys.
At times when a large number of users are
connected to a single base station on the
GSM network, you may be unable to make
a network connection on your first attempt.
When enabled, Auto-Retry attempts the
connection up to five times at the interval
you select. When disabled, the AirCard
network card does not retry automatically.
To disable the feature, select off.
Otherwise, select the interval at which you
want automatic retrys to occur.
Any-Key Answer
This field allows you to enable and disable
the Any-Key Answer feature.
When enabled, you can answer an
incoming call by clicking any button on the
dial pad except End and Clr. When
disabled, you must click the Send key to
answer incoming calls.
Use the check box to enable and disable
the feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.)
AutoHyphenation
This field allows you to enable and disable
the Auto-Hyphenation feature.
When enabled, a hyphen is automatically
inserted after the area code, and between
the first three and last four digits of a phone
number, as you enter the number. (This
has no effect on what is dialed.) When
disabled, no hyphen is inserted as you
enter a phone number.
Use the check box to enable and disable
the feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.)
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Field
Tone Length
Description
This field allows you to set the AirCard
network card to use a shorter or longer
tone for systems that require it.
The recommendation is to select normal
unless your service provider indicates that
a different tone is required.
Mute
When DTMF mute is enabled, there is no
audible tone while the AirCard network
card dials.
Use the check box to enable and disable
the feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.)
Minute Alert
This field allows you to enable and disable
the Minute Alert feature.
When enabled, the AirCard network card
beeps at one minute intervals while you are
on voice calls. This allows you to keep
track of the duration of your call.
Use the check box to enable and disable
the feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.)
Service Alert
The field allows you to enable and disable
the Service Alert feature.
When enabled, the AirCard network card
emits a tone whenever it goes from being
out of service to being in service, and
whenever it goes from being in service to
being out of service.
Use the check box to enable and disable
the feature. (The feature is enabled when
checked.)
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DTMF (Dual Tone Multi-Frequency) is the
system used by touch tone phones under
which a specific frequency or tone is
assigned to each key. There is a standard
length for these tones. However, some
voice mail systems require a shorter or
longer than normal length tone.
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Table 7-9 :Voice Tab Option s
Field
Voice Mail
Change …
Description
Depending on your billing plan, you may
have a Voice Mail feature that allows
callers to leave you a message when you
don’t answer a call. If you have this feature,
then you access your voice messages by
dialing a number specific to your service
provider.
When the AirCard network card is
configured, the phone number your service
provider uses for voice mail is automatically
set up for you. If this number should
change, you can change the number here.
To change the number:
1.
2.
3.
Click Change…
Enter the new phone number in the
window that appears.
Click OK.
Profile Tab
Figure 7-14: The Profile Tab of the Options Window
The Profile tab allows you to configure multiple GSM accounts
to use with your AirCard network card—such as if you travel
frequently to another city and have established a GSM account
with a service provider there. You might to do so to avoid
roaming charges when using your AirCard network card in
the other city.
How these settings are configured depends on information
from your service provider(s). Please contact them for details
and assistance.
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Administration > Activation Wizard…
Figure 7-15: The Activation Wizard Window
Administration > Modem Update…
This option enables you to update the firmware inside the
AirCard 710 wireless network card’s flash memory. See the
instructions provided with your firmware upgrade or by
appropriate technical support personnel for information on
how to perform an update.
The Help Menu
Figure 7-16: The Help Menu
Help Topics…
The AirCard 710 network card comes with complete online
help for notebook PCs. To get help on any topic:
• Select Help > Help Topics….
If the topic you want to display has a link on the main window,
click the link.
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The Activation Wizard is used to configure the AirCard to use
your account. An overview of this process is provided in
“Account Activation and Configuration” on page 7, with
details in the installation chapters for your particular computer
platform.
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Note: Help is also available in
most Watcher windows by
clicking the Help button or by
pressing the F1 key on your
keyboard.
If you do not see the topic you want todisplay, use the Index,
Find, or Help Topics buttons to display the corresponding
window:
The Contents Tab
The Contents tab shows how information in the help system is
organized, and lets you browse by topic.
Figure 7-17: The Help Window, With Contents Displayed
Use the scroll bar in the Contents tab to locate a topic of
interest. Topics that have a book icon next to them can be
expanded by double clicking the icon. Double click a topic to
display its window.
The Index Tab
The Index tab presents the help contents in another way,
sorting them by subject keyword:
Figure 7-18: The Index Tab of the Help Window
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In the Index tab, a list of topics is displayed in the lower
portion of the window. Search for an index entry by either
typing the first few letters in the field at the top, or use the
scroll bars to scan the list of entries. When you locate an entry
you want to display, click the entry and click Display.
The Find tab uses a computer-generated database of words in
the help system to let you search. If you are looking for a
particular word not in the index or contents, click the Find tab,
then select a radio button in the wizard to generate a database.
Then use the word matching options to locate the help section
you want to display
Figure 7-19: The Find Setup Wizard
About Watcher…
Figure 7-20: The About Watcher Window
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When you choose Help > About, you see a window which
displays:
• The phone number of your account
• The Electronic Serial Number (ESN), a number assigned to
each AirCard 710 network card when it is manufactured
• The IP (Internet Protocol) Address currently assigned to
the AirCard network card
• The version of Watcher in use
• The version of the AirCard driver (software that forms the
interface between the AirCard and your operating system)
in use
• The hardware version of the card itself
• The version of firmware (software that resides in the flash
memory of the AirCard) in use
• The version of the bootloader (a component of the
firmware) in use
If you have an Internet connection, you can go to the Sierra
Wireless web site by clicking the www.sierrawireless.com button.
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Multiple Network Cards)
• How Windows® Works
With Network Interface
Cards
• Windows 95, 98, NT
and Me
• Windows 2000 and XP
• Pop-Up Menu Items
Note: If you later install software
for another AirCard network
card, such as the AirCard 300,
400, 510, or 555 models, you
should re-install the Network
Adapter Manager from the
AirCard 710 CD. Earlier versions
of the Network Adapter Manager
do not support the AirCard 710
network card.
On notebook PCs, the AirCard® 710 wireless network card
comes with an application, called the Network Adapter
Manager, designed to manage multiple network interface
cards.
The Network Adapter Manager is necessary because the
AirCard behaves differently for each type of connection. The
AirCard 710 behaves as:
• A modem during dial-up data connections
• A phone during voice connections
• A network interface card during packet mode data connections
It is only while the AirCard 710 is behaving as a network
interface card (when there is an active GPRS connection), and
when you have another type of network connection present,
that the Network Adapter Manager may be necessary.
The Network Adapter Manager launches automatically
whenever Windows is started. Unless you manually exit the
application, it remains running from the time you start
Windows until you shut down. Generally, the only evidence
that the Network Adapter Manager is running is the status
area icon. It has no control windows, only menus available
from the status area icon (see Figure 8-1: “The Network
Adapter Manager Icon for the AirCard 710 PC Card” on
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How Windows® Works With
Network Interface Cards
When you have more than one network interface card inserted,
Windows routes the data traffic through only one of the cards.
This means that when you have a packet mode connection
with the AirCard 710 network card, and you have another
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network interface card (such as an Ethernet or Token Ring
LAN card) inserted, data traffic is routed through either the
AirCard 710 or the LAN card—not both. The card through
which data traffic is being routed is the “primary” card. The
Network Adapter Manager shows you which card is primary
by displaying an icon in the status area (usually located in the
lower right corner of your screen).
Figure 8-1: The Network Adapter Manager Icon for the AirCard 710 PC Card
Depending on which card is primary, the Network Adapter
Manager displays one of these icons:
Figure 8-2: Status Area Icons for Network Adapter Manager
The ToolTip, displayed when you position the pointer over the
Network Adapter Manager icon in the status area, identifies
the primary card:
Figure 8-3: The Status Area ToolTip Showing a LAN Card as Primary
How Network Adapter Manager works depends on your
operating system.
Windows 95, 98, NT and Me
In Windows 95, 98, NT, and Me, the Network Adapter
Manager can be used to switch between the AirCard 710
network card and other network interface cards.
Switching Primary Cards
If you initiate a packet mode connection with the AirCard 710
network connection while a LAN card is primary, the Network
Adapter Manager automatically makes the AirCard network
card the primary card, rerouting data traffic from the wired
LAN card to the AirCard 710 wireless network card.
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Note: Switching between cards while using a network program (such
as a browser) is not recommended, since the program may behave
strangely when its network connection changes. Close network applications, switch cards, then launch the applications again.
The Network Adapter Manager also has a menu through
which you can switch primary cards.To switch cards:
Right click the Network Adapter Manager icon in the
status area to display the shortcut menu.
Select the card you want to use as the primary card from
the menu.
1.
2.
or
Select Show Options from the menu. In the window that
appears, use the radio buttons to select the card you want
to use as the primary card and click OK.
Windows 2000 and XP
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Windows 2000 and XP have more advanced device handling
capabilities than Windows 95, 98, NT, and Me. If more than
one network card is detected, Windows 2000 and XP automatically route network traffic through the card that provides the
highest transmission speed.
Generally, a wireline LAN card (such as an Ethernet card)
provides faster transmission speed than a wireless card (such
as the AirCard 710 network card). If, for example, you have an
AirCard and an Ethernet card installed and active on your
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laptop, Windows routes network traffic through the Ethernet
card because it offers the higher transmission speed. If you
then want to take the computer to another location, you can
stop the Ethernet card (as described in “Stopping a Network
Card”, later in this section), disconnect the cable to the
Ethernet card, and Windows will automatically begin routing
network traffic through the AirCard wireless card instead.
Since Windows 2000 and XP have this enhanced method of
handling multiple PC Cards, the Network Adapter Manager
does not allow you to switch cards from the shortcut menu.
You can control which card is the primary card by stopping the
cards you do not want to use.
Stopping a Network Card
1.
2.
Click the PC Card icon in the status area.
A listing of active cards is displayed.
Click the card you want to stop in the listing.
Windows 2000 and XP reroute traffic to the fastest of the
remaining network cards. You can eject the stopped card if you
wish.
3.
Pop-Up Menu Items
Online Help
To display online help for the Network Adapter Manager,
right click the Network Adapter Manager status area icon,
then select Help from the shortcut menu.
Version Information
To display version information for the Network Adapter
Manager, right click the Network Adapter Manager status area
icon, then select About Network Adapter Manager from the menu.
Closing the Network Adapter Manager
To close the Network Adapter Manager:
1. Right click the Network Adapter Manager status area icon.
2. Select Exit from the shortcut menu.
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9: AirCard 710 PC Card:
Technical Specifications
• LED Operation
• Radio Frequency and
Electrical
Specifications
• Environmental
Specifications
This chapter describes the function of the AirCard 710 LED
indicator, and provides technical product data for the AirCard
710 wireless network card.
LED Operation
The AirCard 710 housing has a single red/green light-emitting
diode (LED) on the antenna end of the card, near the headset
connector. It indicates the status of the card.
LED Indicator
Figure 9-1: Location of the AirCard 710 LED Status Indicator
The LED operates as follows:
Table 9-1 :LED Operatio n
LED Behavior
Solid amber*
The AirCard is powering up.
Blinking amber
The AirCard is searching for a channel.
Solid green
A call is in progress.
Blinking green
The AirCard has acquired a channel and is
in idle mode (no call is in progress).
Solid red
An error has occurred.
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Amber is used to describe the color of the LED when both red and
green are lit.
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Radio Frequency and Electrical
Specifications
Table 9-2 :Radio Frequency & Electrical
Specifications
Approvals
Compliant with:
GPRS GSM Release 97 SMG 31 Phase 2+
FCC Parts 15, and 24
Industry Canada
Voltage
+5Vdc from PCMCIA slot
Current
Typical requirement:
4 TX slots on 1.20A peak, 0.80A average
2 TX slots on 0.77A peak, 0.40A average
1 TX slots on 0.55A peak, 0.22A average
Standby 15mA
Transmit
PCS:
1850 to 1910 MHz
Receive
PCS:
1930 to 1990 MHz
Channel Spacing
200kHz
Freq. Stability
0.1ppm
Environmental Specifications
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Operating Temp.
-20 °C to +60 °C (ambient, outside
PCMCIA enclosure)
Storage Temp.
-30 °C to +85 °C
Humidity
95% (non-condensing)
Vibration
15 g peak 10 to 2000Hz (non-operating)
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10: AirCard 710 PC Card:
Regulatory Information
This device complies with Parts 2, 15 and 24 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not
cause harmful interference. FCC guidelines stipulate that the
antenna should be more than 20mm (0.8”) from all persons.
FCC ID: N7NAC710
Industry Canada #: PENDING
Where appropriate, the use of the equipment is subject to the
following conditions:
CAUTION Unauthorized modifications or changes not
expressly approved by Sierra Wireless, Inc. could void
compliance with regulatory rules, and thereby your authority
to use this equipment.
WARNING (EMI) – United States FCC Information – This
equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in an appropriate installation. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communication.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur
in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
• Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help
WARNING (EMI) – Canada – This digital apparatus does not
exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital
apparatus as set out in the interference causing equipment
standard entitled “Digital Apparatus”, ICES-003 of the
Department of Communications.
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Cet appareil numérique respecte les limites de bruits radioélectriques applicables aux appareils numériques de Classe B
prescrites dans la norme sur le matériel brouilleur: “Appareils
Numériques”, NMB-003 édictée par le ministre des Communications.
If you have purchased this product under a United States
Government contract, it shall be subject to restrictions as set
forth in subparagraph (c)(1)(ii) of Defense Federal Acquisitions
Regulations (DFARs) Section 252.227-7013 for Department of
Defense contracts, and as set forth in Federal Acquisitions
Regulations (FARs) Section 52.227-19 for civilian agency
contracts or any successor regulations. If further government
regulations apply, it is your responsibility to ensure
compliance with such regulations.
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