Sierra Wireless AirCard 580 manual Connection timer, Byte counter

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Ready

Service is available

 

 

 

 

No Service

No service is available

 

 

 

 

Connecting

Attempting to make a connection

 

 

 

 

Connected 1 xEV-DO

A connection is established

 

or

(1xEV-DO or 1xRTT - active or

 

Connected 1xRTT

dormant)

 

 

 

 

Dormant / Connected

A connection is established but no

 

 

data transfer is in progress

 

 

 

 

Disconnecting

Disconnecting the current call

 

 

 

 

Cal l Lost

Call is dropped; transient state

 

 

returning to Ready

 

 

 

 

Card is Locked

The modem security feature has

 

 

been enabled

 

 

 

 

Connection timer

The connection timer displays the duration of the current data call and begins as soon as a connection is established. The time format is 00hrs: 00min: 00sec.

Byte counter

The byte counter displays the amount of data transmitted and received during a session as soon as a connection is established. The measurements are listed in kilobytes and megabytes.

For 0-999 kilobytes, the format is displayed as: “ XXX kB” (i.e. 7 kb, 68 kB, or 768 kB). For 1 megabyte

and up, the format is displayed as: “ XXX.X MB” (i.e. 1.0 MB, 3.2 MB, or 132.3 MB).

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Contents User Guide Limitation of Liability Safety and HazardsImportant Notice Patents & LicensesTrademarks CopyrightContact Information Table of Contents Troubleshooting Tips Technical Specifications Feature summary Introducing the AirCard Wireless ModemPackage contents WelcomeAirCard 580 wireless modem Verizon Wireless EvdoAdditional AirCard 580 features System components3G Cdma wireless network Verizon Wireless accountAirCard software and driver Care and maintenance AirCard 580 software Getting StartedYour account and coverage area System requirements Installation ProceduresOverview System Resource RequirementsPart 1 AirCard 580 software installation Windows 98 SE, Me, 2000, and XP installation proceduresRemoving the AirCard Inserting the AirCardTo insert the AirCard 580 into your notebook PC Driver installation Proper PC card insertion and removalPage Part 3 Activating the AirCard with Verizon Wireless Launching Watcher Watcher BasicsLaunching and exiting Watcher Exiting WatcherConnect and disconnect Powering the AirCard 580 On/OffConnect Components of the Watcher window DisconnectIndicator area and icons Indicator Area Icons Icon MeaningService Status Dialog and Associated Icon Service status area and countersService status dialog Icon MeaningConnection timer Byte counterConnect / disconnect SettingsAction buttons System tray shortcutSettings Menu General Tab Options Option Choices Description Call log System Tray ModeAbout tab Call Log Column DescriptionsSystem Tray Icon System Tray Icon meaningsSystem tray menu System Tray menu optionsAlert Windows Understanding alert windowsSecurity lock enabled alert Power on card alertReset call log confirmation Connection in progress alertTray mode alert How do I un-install Watcher? Troubleshooting TipsHow do I log in to my Virtual Private Network VPN? Page Radio frequency and electrical specifications Technical SpecificationsRadio frequency and electrical specifications LED operationEnvironmental specifications Environmental specificationsUnited States of America Regulatory and Safety InformationRegulatory Notices Important Notice Safety InformationSafety and Hazards Blasting Areas and HospitalsDriving E911 --Emergency call mode Appendix a GlossaryESD --Electro-Static Discharge HostPRI --Product Release Instructions RF --Radio Frequency

AirCard 580 specifications

The Sierra Wireless AirCard 580 is a notable mobile broadband solution designed to deliver reliable, high-speed internet connectivity on the go. As part of Sierra Wireless' robust AirCard series, this device stands out for its combination of advanced technological features and user-friendly design.

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The device's compact and lightweight design adds to its appeal. The AirCard 580 is small enough to fit into a pocket, making it portable for users on the move. It also features a user-friendly interface that simplifies the connection process. With a straightforward setup procedure, users can quickly connect to the internet without requiring technical expertise.

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Security is another key consideration for the AirCard 580. It incorporates various encryption protocols, such as WPA2, to safeguard users’ data from unauthorized access. This enhanced security ensures that personal and sensitive information remains protected while browsing the internet.

In summary, the Sierra Wireless AirCard 580 is a powerful mobile broadband solution that combines high-speed connectivity, portability, and security. Its robust technology and versatile features make it an essential tool for anyone requiring a dependable internet connection while on the move. Whether for business or personal use, the AirCard 580 continues to meet the needs of modern mobile users effectively.