User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Getting Started
- Installing the Modem Software
- Using Connection Profiles
- Using the Modem Manager
- Launching the Modem Manager
- Entering Your Account PIN
- Entering a PUK
- Enabling or Disabling the PIN
- Changing Your PIN
- Connecting to the Network
- Using Multiple Connection Profiles
- Disconnecting from the Network
- Quitting the Modem Manager
- Creating a New Connection Profile
- Editing a Connection Profile
- Deleting a Connection Profile
- Setting a Connection Profile as Default
- Viewing a Connection Profile’s Properties
- Using the Automatic Network Search Feature
- Using the Manual Network Search Feature
- Viewing the Network Connection History
- Keeping the Modem Manager Always Visible
- Hiding the Modem Manager Window
- Collapsing or Expanding the Modem Manager
- Viewing New Text (SMS) Messages
- Accessing the Modem Manager Online Help
- Accessing Novatel Wireless Web Support
- Modem Manager Reference
- Technical Support
- Glossary
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Using the Modem
Manager
The GPRS Modem Manager software allows you to configure and control your
Merlin for GPRS modem. The following sections will instruct you on using the
Modem Manager and its various features.
Launching the Modem Manager
To launch the Modem Manager:
10. Verify that the SIM card is properly inserted into your Merlin for GPRS G201
modem, and insert the modem into your computer’s PC Card slot. See
Getting Started for further instruction on this procedure.
11. Launch the Modem Manager application by double-clicking the Modem
Manager icon (if you requested an icon be placed on your desktop, or by
selecting Start
->
Programs
->
Novatel Wireless
->
Merlin GPRS
->
GPRS
Modem Manager.
The Modem Manager main window will open, shown in Figure 52, and
attempt to initalize and connect with the Merlin for GPRS modem through the
PC Card port.
Figure 52 Modem Manager window
If your service provider requires you to enter a PIN (Personal Identification
Number) before the Modem Manager can register and connect to your
modem, see Entering Your Account PIN on page 34 for more information.