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This will also indicate - Connected, Connecting or Disconnected. Automatic Configuration -DHCP: This setting is most commonly used by Cable operators. Logging in takes you to the "Basic Setup” screen, here you can set your preferred network e.g. "3G Preferred”, "3G Only” or "GPRS Only”. From this screen you are also able to connect/disconnect from 3G/GPRS by selecting the "Connect/Disconnect” button. I This screen also allows you to set your time zone. Scroll to the bottom of the main screen and select your time zone from the drop-down box as below: Time Zone: (GMT+12:00) New Zealand Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving changes Select the "3G/UMTS Network” tab - this will allow you to configure settings such as Auto Connect and view details of your card: Applications Wireless Security Restrictions & Gaming Setup | 3GAJMTS Network | DDNS | MAC A Select the "Wireless” tab. If you wish to use WiFi change your SSID (this is the broadcast name of your wireless network), select "Enable” to activate WiFi and select your network type (Mixed supports both 802.11 B & G): Setup Wireless Security Access Applications Restrictions & Gaming Basic Wireless Settings | Wireless Security | Wireless MAC Filter | A< I Setting up wireless security Important: If you are going to have WiFi enabled on your router it is highly recommended that you also setup wireless security. To enable and setup wireless security select the "Wireless Security” tab and select "WEP” from the drop-down box (this is the most common form of Wireless security used). A new window will now open here you can now either create your own key (10 or 26 alphanumerical digits depending on level of encryption selected), or you can enter a "Paraphrase” which will automatically generate a key for you. Example as below: Select "Save Settings” and the key will be applied and the router will restart automatically Connecting to your 3G Broadband Router wirelessly (Windows XP) The following steps outline what you need to do to connect to your securely configured router via WiFi. Ensure your router is powered up and you have followed all the steps required to configure and enable WiFi. You also need to ensure that wireless is both installed and enabled on the device you wish to connect to the router. Your computer should automatically detect the new wireless network when in range, to view the network right-click on the wireless connection icon in your system tray and select "View available Wireless Networks” as shown below: You will now have a List of available networks displayed. Select the name that corresponds to your router by double-clicking on it. 1 Wireless Network Connection Choose a wireless network ^ Set up a wireless network for a home or small office Learn about wireless networking Change the order of preferred networks 9» Change advanced settings Unsecured wireless network This network is configured for open access, Information sent over this network may be visible to others. If you want to connect to this network, click Connect. You will now be prompted for the WEP key you setup previously, you will need to enter the key twice and select "Connect”. Your connection will now be setup and you will be able to access the router’s web interface and connect to the internet. Your computer will remember this connection along with the key so each time the router is powered up and you are within range you will be able to connect easily. Connecting to your 3G Broadband Router through WiFi (Macintosh) Firstly ensure your router is powered up and you have followed all the steps required to configure and enable WiFi. Check that wireless is both installed and enabled on your Mac. To check you will need to click on the Wireless icon and select "Turn Airport on”. Your Mac should automatically detect the new wireless network when in range, to view the network click on the Airport icon and select the name of your network from the list: B ^ ■* Mon 9:44 AM Mojo You will now need to enter the password (key) you setup on the router previously in order to be able to connect. You are able to select "Remember password in my keychain” which will allow you to connect again automatically each time you are in range. Configuring APN’s In some cases you may need to manually configure which APN your router uses to connect to the internet or your work network. To change the APN, you will first need to Log into the routers web interface. Select the "3G/UMTS Network” tab: Setup Wireless Security , Basic Setup I 3GAJMTS Network | Access restrictions Applications & Gaming Under "APN Selection Mode” select "Custom Values”. You will now see three new fields appear ("APN Name”, "User Name” & "Password” Wireless Security ^¡^ons Naming" | 3G/UMTS Network | DDNS | MAC Address Applications & Gaming Auto Connect: O Enable ® Disable Connect on Demand : Max Idle Time (60 Min. Keep Alive: Redial Period |"30 Sec. Disconnect if idle for: 0...