User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- ChapterTitle - 1: Introducing the AirCard800 Series Wireless Network Cards
 - ChapterTitle - 2: The SIM Card and Your Account
 - ChapterTitle - 3: Software and Driver Installation
 - ChapterTitle - 4: Configuring Your Account
 - ChapterTitle - 5: Care and Maintenance of Your Network Card
 - ChapterTitle - 6: Watcher™ Basics
 - ChapterTitle - 7: Technical Specifications
 - ChapterTitle - 8: Regulatory and Safety Information
 
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4: Configuring Your Account
• Setting up a profile Profiles contain account information used by the AirCard to 
establish connections. At least one profile must be set up on 
the AirCard before you can use it. The profile(s) may have 
been stored on the AirCard before you purchased it. 
Otherwise, your service provider should give you all the infor-
mation you need to set up the profile(s) you require.
Depending on your service provider, some or all of this infor-
mation must be entered into your profile:
• User Name 
• Password
• APN (Access Point Name)
• IP (Internet Protocol) Address (if the address is not 
automatically assigned by the network) 
• Use of IP header compression 
• DNS (Domain Name Server) address or addresses
Your service provider may give you only one APN in which 
case you require only one profile. Some service providers 
assign separate APNs for separate purposes. For example, 
some service providers supply one APN to use for Internet 
browsing and a different APN to use with a VPN. In this case 
you must set up multiple profiles. The AirCard allows for up 
to twelve profiles.
Most service providers have one or two standard profiles that 
all or most of their subscribers are expected to use. Most of 
these standard profiles have been pre-defined in Watcher, 
allowing you to select a standard profile, rather than creating it 
manually.
One of your profiles must be set as the “default” profile. This is 
the one that is used if you select the 
Connect button without 
selecting a profile. The default profile is also used if you set the 
AirCard to autoconnect. If you are using the AirCard to access 
a network that requires you to provide a password each time 
you connect, you must set the connection mode for your 
profile to prompt for password (in which case you must 
connect manually).










