Vodafone MOBILE CONNECT CARD 4413007 Manuel D’Utilisation
Codes de produits
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NOTE:
NOTE:
NOTE:
NOTE: As of November 2002, the Dashboard will ONLY allow the Internet and MyLAN APNs to
be configured form this screen. Future software versions will allow the use of private APNs,
but at present the user can only adjust the APNs via the registry (See IT Manager pack for
instructions)
be configured form this screen. Future software versions will allow the use of private APNs,
but at present the user can only adjust the APNs via the registry (See IT Manager pack for
instructions)
Connecting…
Connecting…
Connecting…
Connecting…
The customer experience and functionality of the Dashboard will vary, depending on how the
user has configured the card during the installation process.
If using the public ‘Internet’ APN, pressing ‘Connect’ will set up a connection to a point on
Vodafone’s GPRS network from which public Web-based information can be accessed.
Customer’s would only be able to access e-mails etc if this was stored on a public website. In
this situation the VPN button would not appear.
If using the ‘MyLAN’ APN, access to the company LAN is a two-stage process. The user must
first connect to the GPRS network (by pressing the ‘Connect’ button), and then launch their
VPN dial-up software by pressing the ‘VPN’ button. The VPN button can be configured to
launch any dial-up software program (instructions in IT Manager pack).
user has configured the card during the installation process.
If using the public ‘Internet’ APN, pressing ‘Connect’ will set up a connection to a point on
Vodafone’s GPRS network from which public Web-based information can be accessed.
Customer’s would only be able to access e-mails etc if this was stored on a public website. In
this situation the VPN button would not appear.
If using the ‘MyLAN’ APN, access to the company LAN is a two-stage process. The user must
first connect to the GPRS network (by pressing the ‘Connect’ button), and then launch their
VPN dial-up software by pressing the ‘VPN’ button. The VPN button can be configured to
launch any dial-up software program (instructions in IT Manager pack).
Web and E
Web and E
Web and E
Web and E----mail access
mail access
mail access
mail access
The e-mail button is set by default as a shortcut to the user’s usual e-mail client (e.g.
Outlook), but can be customised to launch other programs (e.g. Outlook Express)
The Web icon will launch the user’s default web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer), but this can
also be customised to launch any other web browsing software (e.g. Netscape). Web access
depends on the customer’s IT set-up and connectivity set-up. This button can be removed
completely if desired.
Outlook), but can be customised to launch other programs (e.g. Outlook Express)
The Web icon will launch the user’s default web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer), but this can
also be customised to launch any other web browsing software (e.g. Netscape). Web access
depends on the customer’s IT set-up and connectivity set-up. This button can be removed
completely if desired.
Text Messages
Text Messages
Text Messages
Text Messages
The ‘SMS’ button provides access to text messaging functions, from which messages can be
composed, read and sent. When first installed, the Dashboard software will read any
messages stored on the SIM, which is inserted into the Data Card. These messages will
appear in the ‘Inbox’.
composed, read and sent. When first installed, the Dashboard software will read any
messages stored on the SIM, which is inserted into the Data Card. These messages will
appear in the ‘Inbox’.