Sony VGN-T300 Cingular SIM Card

About the Cingular SIM Card

1Unless preinstalled, your SIM card is contained within a larger card, about the size of a credit card. Remove the smaller SIM card by pushing it out from the larger card.

Cingular SIM Card

2Next, orient your computer so you are facing its rear portion.

✍Before inserting the SIM card into the computer, make sure your computer is turned off and the battery is not attached.

3Locate the SIM card slot in the back of the computer and with its printed circuit side facing down, gently insert the SIM card into the slot. Check the SIM card for directions on which way to orient the card into the slot.

Contents

Page Table of Contents Notice to Users About your Computer Contents About Wireless Connectivity About the Cingular SIM Card Inserting the Cingular SIM card Cingular SIM Card Inserting the SIM card Cut-offcorner oriented left SIM card (printed circuit side face down) Removing the SIM Card About SmartWi Connection Utility Starting SmartWi Connection Utility Wireless switch and indicators WWANW LAN SmartWi Connection Utility SmartWi Connection Utility icons Start All Programs VAIO SmartWi Connection Utility About the Wireless Switching Window Using the Wireless Switching Window Using Wireless Connection Utility Using the Cingular Wireless WAN connection Using the Wireless LAN connection WLAN Settings dialog box Configuring the WLAN connection Network key Network name Preferred networks 12Click Advanced Advanced Configuring Proxy and IP Settings for WLAN connections Using the Bluetooth® connection Bluetooth Devices dialog box Bluetooth Devices Add Add Bluetooth Device Wizard General Functional Information Software Upgrades FAQ and Troubleshooting Answers to Frequently Asked Questions ❑SWCU Operation Show All Prompts action example Minimized WWAN and Bluetooth connection icon ❑Cingular Connection Manager (CMM) ❑SMS Cingular logo trademark cross Minimized Cingular logo trademark cross ❑GPRS Network Answer Note: ❑Sonic Stage/Music Store ❑Bluetooth ❑Uninstall, Reinstall and Repair Page Notice to Users Regulatory Information FCC information FCC Part FCC Radio Frequency Exposure (United States)* and SAR Personal Medical Devices Emergency Calls IC RSS-210(Canada) IC Exposure of Humans to RF Fields Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 (United States) Telephone Consumer Guidelines (Canada) Industry Canada Notice Avis de L’Industrie Canada