Intel ND2 User Manual

MICA
Quick Start Guide
Get to Know MICA
Busy digital life meets gorgeous bracelet. Stay eortlessly connected with the people, places, and events that matter most to you with MICA.
With MICA, you can stay in the know through text messaging while leaving your phone in your bag. MICA has its own phone number, so only your closest friends and family—your VIPs—have access. And, of course, there’s no extra bill; wireless data is free for two years. (Sweet.)
Datebook & Gmail
MICA connects directly to your existing Google Calendars and Facebook Events. Just link your accounts in the MICA Portal at mica.openingceremony.us. We also link to your Gmail, giving you the option to receive important emails on the go.
Excited? Let’s get started.
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Charge It & Turn It On
Set It Up
Before you can use your MICA, we have to make sure it’s powered and ready to go. Open the clasp and you’ll see a microUSB port. Using the charging cable you’ll find in the box, plug MICA into a power source, like a laptop.
Power MICA on by pressing the button located on the top side of the bracelet. MICA’s screen will display a battery icon so you can check the power level.
MICA may already have some power when you take it out of the box, but it’s a good idea to let it fully charge before you unplug it.
The brief, one-time setup process links your bracelet to the MICA Portal. This will give you a chance to customize your MICA and connect to Google and Facebook accounts to access your Datebook and Email.
1. Register: When you first switch on MICA, a welcome screen will prompt you to visit mica.openingceremony.us/register on your computer or smartphone where you can create an account on the MICA Portal.
2. Pair Accounts: On the MICA Portal, sign in using your Google or Facebook account details. Then tap ‘Next’ on your MICA screen to reveal your pairing code. Enter that on the Portal screen to pair your MICA with your accounts. Your MICA may need a moment to automatically reboot and connect to the network.
3. Select Preferences: Confirm whether you want MICA to receive your Google calendar info, Gmail, and Facebook events, then choose your preferences. Continue through the brief MICA Portal tour so you’ll know how to get the most from your MICA—and then you’re o!
Problems or questions? See the back page for support options.
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