The following table describes the options:
Menu Item | Description |
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Always show | Display a welcome screen upon a successful connection to the |
Welcome | network. |
Screens |
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GO | Automatically connect to the network after Sprint Connection |
automatically | Manager starts, or whenever Sprint Connection Manager |
when ready | loses the network connection. |
| To select GO automatically when ready, ensure that Enable |
| Network Adapter (NDIS) (below) is not selected. |
| Tip: You can also set Sprint Connection Manager to start |
| automatically (see “Launch when Windows starts” on page 79). |
| These settings provide an |
| have network coverage. |
| You can have a connection established automatically, without |
| having to run Sprint Connection Manager. Ensure that |
| GO automatically when ready is not selected, and select Enable |
| Network Adapter (NDIS) (below). |
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Enable | Make a connection automatically, without running |
Network | Sprint Connection |
Adapter | application you want to use (such as your Web browser or |
(NDIS) | email application). |
| To select Enable Network Adapter (NDIS), ensure that GO |
| automatically when ready (above) is not selected. |
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Network | Attempt a Sprint Power Vision |
Mode: | not successful, attempt the slower Sprint Vision (1X) |
Automatic | connection. |
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Network | Attempt only a Sprint Power Vision |
Mode: | Note: Sprint Location Services may not be supported. When in an |
| area that has only Sprint Vision (1X) coverage, you won’t be able to |
Only | connect to the network. |
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Network | Attempt only a Sprint Vision (1X) connection (even when you |
Mode: | have Sprint Power Vision |
1XOnly | faster data transmission speeds). |
| Note: When in an area that has only Sprint Power Vision |
| coverage, you won’t be able to connect to the network. |
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