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D-Link DWM-221 manual

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    DWM - 221 User Manual 2014/07/07 Ver. 1 .00 (EU)[...]

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    Index LTE US B Adapte r Introduct ion ....................................... 2 Intern et ser vice .............................................................. 5 SMS service .................................................................... 6 Contacts ....................................................................... 10 USSD ..............[...]

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    LTE USB ADAPTER INTRODUC TION 1. To launch the Netwo rk Connect , double - click the shortc u t icon on the desktop . It shou ld be noted that :  If the PIN code enabled , en ter the correct one, then cl ick OK . The (U)SIM will be locked after thr ee re trie s of i ncorrect PI N code inputting ;  E nter the correct PUK to retri eve the defau[...]

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    : Access to USSD : Access to chec k usage stati stics : Set parameters op tions : Help (User Manu al) 3. Status info rmatio n Status Descript ion New message New message (s) a rrived . Message full Indicates the (U)SIM ’s storage of S MS No device Indicates that syst em cannot fin d the device. Initiali zing Indicates that the device is in the pr[...]

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    No (U)SIM card (U)S IM card not insert ed or the device Invalid (U)S IM card T he (U)SIM is out of service . Network signal Indicate the signal strength of Network type GSM/GPRS , UMTS , LTE D ata service EDGE availa ble , HSP A 4. LED Indicator descr iption State of LED ind icator Description RED Solid On No SIM card/ Error Green Solid On Reg iste[...]

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    INTERNET S ERV ICE 1. Connecting with the default connec tion profi le  Click to set up the c onnection ; 2. Statistic s info rmation The following window will be d isplay ed at lower rig ht corner of main interface when connecting to the intern et . 3. Disconnect from the intern et Click to disconn ect the int ernet connection.[...]

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    SMS SER VICE Click to enter S MS ( Short M essag e Service) service int erface . 1. Creating and sending a messag e . Click :  Input the recipient nu mber by one o f the follow ing options:  Enter the number dir ectly ;  Click Send t o , choo se the recip ient num ber from the phonebook and add to the sendin g list , then click OK .  En[...]

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     Each number should be separated by “, ” ;  The message cannot expand 2,048 characters at m ost. 2. Inbox  The following prom pt box will b e displa yed when received a new m essage ;  Reply : Access the edi t interface, wri te th e content, click Send or Sa ve to D raft ;  Forward : Forward the s elected messa ge ;  Delete : [...]

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    The message in the Outbox can be deleted or forwarded. 4. Draft  The MSG sent unsuccessfully will be saved in the Draft .  C lick the selected m essage ;  Confirm the reci pient and the con tent, a nd click Send or Save to D raft . 5. Recy c le All deleted info rmation will b e saved i n the Recy c le. 6. The selected SMS can be operated a[...]

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    To cop y the sele c ted messag e to Outb ox or D raft.  SMS Export  Right - click the s ele cted the messag e ;  Click SMS E xport ;  Specify the path and the fi le name, and click Save . Note : The exported m essage will be s aved as a *. csv file.[...]

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    C ONTACTS Click to enter Contact s interface. 1. New  Click ;  Enter the Name and Mob ile, and sa ve it in the (U)SIM card or PC . 2. Searching a c ontact  Click ;  Enter the key charac ters of you wa nt to find in the ;  The result will b e displa yed in turn. 3. Viewing a con tact  Click Local or (U)SIM to display th e contact s[...]

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     Edit : Modify th e selected con tact ;  Delete : Delete the selected contact ;  Send SMS : Send a mess age to the selected contact ;  Copy to : Copy the con tact between ( U)SIM card and PC . Note: T he deleted con tact inform ation cannot be retriev ed . 4. Import  Right -c lick the m ouse ;  Click Contacts I mport ;  Select [...]

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     Confirm the name and the path th e file sa ved, then c lic k S ave .[...]

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    USSD C lick to enter USSD interfa ce . You c an add, edit , delete, and se nd USSD o perat ion . T he result of send ing wil l display on the ed it bo x.[...]

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    S TATISTICS C lick to enter STATIS TICS interface . View va rious co nnection sta tistic s.[...]

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    SETTINGS Click to list th e func tion s. 1. PIN Manag ement  Enable PIN  Click En able PIN ;  E nter the correct P IN code and cli ck OK . Note: The PIN code should be a nume ric string of 4-8 digits .  Disable PIN  Click Disab le PIN ;  E nter the correct P IN code and cli ck OK .  Modify PIN  Click Modify PIN ;  E nter [...]

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    2. Options (also can use )  General You may choos e the alert tone when connected/dis connected to the intern et.  Text Messag e Setting  You may active the m essage alert t one, and also can set up your favor ite tone v ia selecting a *.wav file in the PC.  The number sh owed in the SMS cent er is read from the (U)SIM ca rd automatica [...]

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     You can choose Auto or Only UMTS/HSPA or Only GPRS/EDGE . The device will R egister network according to the sele cted mode.  The default mode is Auto .  Registration Mod e  A uto search and R egister is set as default value ;  S elect Manual search and R egister before dialing, available ne tworks wil l be list ed when finished ; ?[...]

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    3. Contacts Im port For more details, refer to I nternet Co ntacts - 4. 4. Contacts Export For more details, refer to I nternet Co ntacts - 5. 5. SMS Ex port For more details, refer to I nternet Te xt Message -5. 6. Help &About  Help: To open the User Manual  About: To get the C onnection Manag er info rmation . 7. Show Menu Bar You can d[...]

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    F AQ S 1. Q : What shall I do if I cannot connec t to the in ternet? A: Checking Setting and check the P rofile is co rrect to match the (U)SI M card operator. If not, can manual to enter the APN inform ation to connect t o the in ternet. 2. Q : Why can’t I receive the m essage? A : Please confirm whether the (U )SIM ’s SMS memory is full or no[...]

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    TECHNIC AL SPE CIFICAT IO NS GSM Band ( GSM/G PRS /EDGE ) Quad - band 850 /900/1800/1 900 MHz Power Class 4 ( 850/900 MHz) Power Class 1 ( 1800/1900 MHz) DC - HSPA +/ HS DPA/H SUPA/U MTS 900/2100 MHz Power Class 3 (+24 dBm) Data Rates  DC - HSPA + ： DOWNLINK UP T O 42 M bps / UPLINK UP TO 5 .76 M bps  HSDPA/H SUPA ： DO WNLINK UP TO 14.4 M[...]

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     FDD - LTE ： DOWNLINK UP TO 100 M bps / UPLINK UP TO 50 M bps Antenna Internal main and diversity antenna LED Status Indicators 1 Sign al LED Red (Solid On): No SIM card/ Error Green (Solid On): R egister networ k (not connec t) Green blinking : Connected t o network Dimensio ns (L x W x H) 99mm x 32.5mm x 1 1mm Oper ating Hum idity Operating [...]