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Dualwave-I Modem User Manual __________________________________________________ Care & Maintenance
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Using Your Dualwave-I Modem
Switching the Modem On/Off
The Dualwave-I modem does not contain a manual on/off power
switch. The modem is automatically powered on/off when the iPAQ
Pocket PC is inserted and removed respectively.
Before operating your Dualwave-I modem ensure the battery is fully
charged, Modem Info software has been installed on the iPAQ and the
iPAQ is inserted into the modem, as described earlier.
Upon first iPAQ insertion the modem Power/On-Line indicator should
display slow flashing green (once per second) as the modem searches
for a network connection. As soon as the modem is registered the
Power/On-Line indicator will fully illuminate. If network access is
denied or no network can be found the Power/On-Line indication will
continue to search to flash until it can register somewhere. On
subsequent insertions the Power/On-Line indicator will reflect the
power mode state set in the Modem Info application (refer to page ).
If the Low Battery display starts flashing red, the battery needs
charging. See the previous section, Charging the Modem Battery on
page 21, for further information.
The iPAQ and Dualwave-I modem is now ready for use.
Note: The network profile is set by default for the modem to be used in
U.S.A. To use the modem in Canada or other countries, this setting
must be changed. See page 26 for information on changing the network
profile.
switch. The modem is automatically powered on/off when the iPAQ
Pocket PC is inserted and removed respectively.
Before operating your Dualwave-I modem ensure the battery is fully
charged, Modem Info software has been installed on the iPAQ and the
iPAQ is inserted into the modem, as described earlier.
Upon first iPAQ insertion the modem Power/On-Line indicator should
display slow flashing green (once per second) as the modem searches
for a network connection. As soon as the modem is registered the
Power/On-Line indicator will fully illuminate. If network access is
denied or no network can be found the Power/On-Line indication will
continue to search to flash until it can register somewhere. On
subsequent insertions the Power/On-Line indicator will reflect the
power mode state set in the Modem Info application (refer to page ).
If the Low Battery display starts flashing red, the battery needs
charging. See the previous section, Charging the Modem Battery on
page 21, for further information.
The iPAQ and Dualwave-I modem is now ready for use.
Note: The network profile is set by default for the modem to be used in
U.S.A. To use the modem in Canada or other countries, this setting
must be changed. See page 26 for information on changing the network
profile.
Using the Modem Info Application
Modem Info is a graphical user interface modem diagnostic and
information tool to enable you to:
information tool to enable you to:
Check the network connection status and modem parameters
Check the modem hardware and battery status
Set the various operating modes of the modem
Send and Receive short text messages
Register third party applications for invocation on specific
modem events
modem events
Modem Info consisting of a single screen with six tabs. These tabs are
described in the following sub-sections.
To access ModemInfo, select the ModemInfo application from the
main screen. By default the Settings tab is displayed.
described in the following sub-sections.
To access ModemInfo, select the ModemInfo application from the
main screen. By default the Settings tab is displayed.