Kyocera IUU19AC Users Manual

iBurst Terminal USB Model (UTU) Manual

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CONTENTS

CONTENTS CONTENTS

Safety Precautions on iBurst Terminal

Safety Precautions on iBurst Terminal ................................

Safety Precautions on iBurst TerminalSafety Precautions on iBurst Terminal Chapter 1

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 1Chapter 1

Components List

Components List................................

Components ListComponents List Requirements on your PC

Requirements on your PC ................................

Requirements on your PCRequirements on your PC Outlook of iBurst Terminal

Outlook of iBurst Terminal ................................

Outlook of iBurst TerminalOutlook of iBurst Terminal Indicators

Indicators................................

IndicatorsIndicators Outlook to use the iBurst Terminal

Outlook to use the iBurst Terminal................................

Outlook to use the iBurst TerminalOutlook to use the iBurst Terminal

Chapter 2

Chapter 2 Setup Procedure

Chapter 2Chapter 2

Installation for Window

Installation for Windows Vista/XP

Installation for WindowInstallation for Window Connection Settings for Windows Vista

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Connection Settings for Windows VistaConnection Settings for Windows Vista

Creating a connection and starting the connection

Creating a connection and starting the connection ................................

Creating a connection and starting the connectionCreating a connection and starting the connection To disconnect

To disconnect ................................

To disconnectTo disconnect To connect again

To connect again ................................

To connect againTo connect again Tips for useful connection settings

Tips for useful connection settings ................................

Tips for useful connection settingsTips for useful connection settings

Connection Settings for Windows XP

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Connection Settings for Windows XPConnection Settings for Windows XP

Creating a connection

Creating a connection................................

Creating a connectionCreating a connection To connec

To connectttt ................................

To connecTo connec To disconnect

To disconnect ................................

To disconnectTo disconnect Tips for useful connection settings

Tips for useful connection settings ................................

Tips for useful connection settingsTips for useful connection settings

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IntroductionIntroduction

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Setup Procedure................................

Setup ProcedureSetup Procedure

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Chapter 4 Uninstallation

Chapter 4Chapter 4

Uninstallation for Windows Vista

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Uninstallation for Windows VistaUninstallation for Windows Vista Uninstallation for Windows XP

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Uninstallation for Windows XPUninstallation for Windows XP

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AppendixAppendix

Utility software will be not uninstalled when back

Utility software will be not uninstalled when back----to

Utility software will be not uninstalled when backUtility software will be not uninstalled when back Trouble when disabling a built

Trouble when disabling a built----in wireless LAN device on Windows PC

Trouble when disabling a builtTrouble when disabling a built FCC Compliance Statement

FCC Compliance Statement............................................................................................................... 45

FCC Compliance StatementFCC Compliance Statement FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement

FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement........................................................................................... 46

FCC RF Radiation Exposure StatementFCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement

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Safety Precautions on iBurst T

Safety Precautions on iBurst Terminal

Safety Precautions on iBurst TSafety Precautions on iBurst T

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• Things you must know

• When using the product, use it correctly according to the safety precautions.

• The product uses particular radio frequency band tuned for the network operator.

• The safety precautions, hardware, software, and the design of the product may be changed

in the future without any announcement to the customers.

• About use restriction

• The product is designed as an OA apparatus for home use. Please use it neither in the

medical apparatus directly to affect a human life, nor the system of which very high reliability is required.

• Do not use the product in the zone where the wireless machines are forbidden, such as an airplane and a hospital. An electric device and medical apparatus are affected and it becomes the cause of the accident.

• About Qualification

• Our company does not take any responsibility about the damage produced by use under

the conditions such as natural disasters, earthquake, flood, fires, misuse by intent or carelessness or other than the responsibility of our company.

• Our company does not take any responsibility about the damage produced by external factor, failure, malfunction, and fault of product, such as loss of enterprise profits, enterprise discontinuation, change and disappearance of the contents of memory etc.

• Our company takes no responsibility about the damage produced by not keeping the written contents of an owner's manual.

• Our company takes no responsibility about the damage produced from incorrect operation in combination with the connection apparatus and software in which our company is not participating etc.

• iBurst ™ is a registered trademark of ArrayComm, Inc.

• Windows and Windows Vista are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

• Mac OS X is a registered trademark of Apple Inc.

• In addition, the name of the software carried in this document and peripheral equipment is

each company’s trademark, or a registered trademark.

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• For your safety

-------- Danger

( If used improperly, may cause death or serious injury. )

• Do not use with an abnormal condition, such as with emission of smoke or odor. It may

• Do not disassemble or remodel the product. It may cause fire or electrical shock.

• Do not use or place the product at places with high humidity such as in the bath room or

------- Warning

• Do not give a shock strong against the product, such as dropping and throwing. It becomes

• Do not put the product under direct sunshine or near equipment with high temperature

• Do not put the product at places with an extreme fluctuation of temperature, such as near

• Do not put the product at places with oil and steams such as in the kitchen. In addition, do

• Do not place the product on unstable places such as on an unsteady desk or slanted

• When the thunder occurs in near, do not use the product and its peripheral equipment. It

• Do not touch the connector pins directly with your hands. Static electricity may affect the

• Do not use it in the intense place of vibration. It becomes the cause of failure.

Danger --------

Danger Danger

cause fire or electric shock.

near the humidifier. It may cause fire or electric shock. And do not touch the product with wet hands.

Warning --------

Warning Warning

( If used improperly, may cause disability or physical damage. )

the cause of failure. Moreover, do not ride on the product. It may become the cause of an injury.

such as a stove and a heater. It may raise the temperature of the interior and cause fire.

the air conditioner or a heater. The dew condensation may occur in the interior and cause fire, electrical shock, and malfunction.

not put it at dusty places and places where metal powder and toxic gas occur. It may cause fire or electric shock.

surfaces. In addition, do not put any object on the product. It may loose balance and tumble, or fall and cause injury.

may become the cause of an electric shock.

components. As static electricity is created from both the cloth and the human body, before putting or removing the product, release static electricity by touching a metal object such as a small cabinet.

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-------- Caution

• Do not put the product at low temperature. The product may not function properly.

• Do not put the product on the top of magnetic objects and places where electromagnetic

• The product lifetime may shorten if used at places with hydrogen sulfide such as at a hot

• Data communication will be disabled or a data file may corrupt if the PC is turned off or

• When connecting the product onto PC via USB cable, use the enclosed USB cable.

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Caution --------

CautionCaution

( If treated improperly, the equipment may not perform or work properly. )

waves occur. This includes electrical appliances, AV, and OA (microwave oven, speaker, TV, radio, fluorescent light, inverter air conditioner, and electric kitchen appliances). The product will not be able to make communication properly if effected by magnetism or electronic noise. Putting the product near TV or radio may cause RF receive error.

spring.

the product is separated from the PC during the communication. Important data must be verified against the original data.

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 1Chapter 1

Introduction

IntroductionIntroduction

This chapter

This chapter describ

This chapter This chapter using iBurst

using iBurst Terminal

using iBurst using iBurst

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USB

connector

Link/Communication Indicator

Antenna

Components List

Components List Components List The table below shows the list of components. Please confirm items in the package.

USB model

Component

Component Notes

ComponentComponent

iBurst Terminal Unit of USB model

*Refer to the picture shown below.

USB Extension Cable Type: USB1.1

Length: 1m

Holder *Refer to the picture shown below 1

Requirements on your PC

Requirements on your PC Requirements on your PC

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• PC/AT Compatible PC with Windows Vista/XP (x86 based); or

version 10.4 to 10.5 of Mac OS X. (Refer to the manual for Mac OS X.)

• 1 USB1.1 port or a later version of USB port.

Outlook of iBurst Terminal

Outlook of iBurst Terminal Outlook of iBurst Terminal

USB model

Holder

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USB Cable

UTU

Indicator

Indicators

IndicatorIndicator

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The table below describes meaning of each indicator.

Indicator State Meaning

Link/Communication Indicator OFF Turned OFF Amber No signal receiving Yellow Weak signal receiving

Flashing when communicating.

Green Strong signal receiving

Flashing when communicating.

Amber/Yellow Fault (Flashing)

Outlook to use the iBurst Terminal

Outlook to use the iBurst Terminal Outlook to use the iBurst Terminal A USB model shall be connected to a USB port of your PC directly or via USB cable. Before

connecting the USB interface, you have to install iBurst software which includes device drivers.

Please read through every sections related with the operating system for details.

USB Connection

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Setup Procedure

Setup ProcedureSetup Procedure

iBurst Terminal USB Model (UTU) Manual

This chapter describes how to install

This chapter describes how to install iBurst software,

This chapter describes how to install This chapter describes how to install

guides you how to make a network connection so as to use

guides you how to make a network connection so as to use guides you how to make a network connection so as to use

data communication service.

data communication service.data communication service.

iBurst software, then

iBurst software,iBurst software,

then

then then

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Installation

Installation for

Installation Installation

This section shows the procedure to install iBurst software on your PC for utilizing iBurst

Terminal. The procedure shall be done once before using it.

for Windows Vista/XP

Windows Vista/XP

forfor

Windows Vista/XP Windows Vista/XP

ATTENTION: If you have installed an old version of iBurst software or you updated Windows

version, you have to uninstall the existing iBurst software first. Otherwise

performance and/or throughput through iBurst Terminal may be restricted.

NOTE: All screen copies in this section are examples on Windows Vista.

1. Make sure to remove the iBurst Terminal from your PC. ATTENTION: Don

2. Turn your PC on.

3. Insert the Software Utility CD provided by the network operator into your CD-ROM drive; or

execute the appropriate installation software.

4. On Windows Vista, click [Allow] to proceed installing when Windows prompts [User Account

Control].

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t plug

plug the iBurst Terminal

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the iBurst Terminal into

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plugplug

the iBurst Terminal the iBurst Terminal

into your PC until completion of installation.

your PC until completion of installation.

intointo

your PC until completion of installation. your PC until completion of installation.

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5. The software will show progress of preparation.

6. iBurst Terminal Setup starts. Click the [Next >] button.

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7. Read through the license agreement. If you can agree it, select [I accept the terms the license

agreement] and click the [Next >] button.

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8. Click the [Next >] button after appearing dialog window as shown below. NOTE: To install to a different folder, click [Browse…] and specify another folder.

9. Click the [Next >] button.

10. The following dialog window will appear, and installation of software begins.

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The iBurst icon will

ed when a UT

11. When the installing process finishes, the dialog window shown below will appear. Select [Yes, I

want to restart my computer now] and click the [Finish] button in the dialog window.

NOTE: Before restarting the PC, you can find an iBurst icon on the task tray.

12. After finish of restarting, plug the iBurst Terminal into an appropriate port. The iBurst

Terminal will be recognized and will be ready to use automatically. Only when the iBurst

Terminal is plugged into every port at the first time, you will see installation status on balloon

messages as follows.

NOTE: The pictures below are examples on Windows Vista.

A balloon message when Windows detects the iBurst Terminal as a new hardware.

A balloon message when Windows finishes installation of the iBurst Terminal.

be vari recognized

13. To connect to the Internet, jump to the page listed below depending on Windows version.

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Windows Vista  page 14

Windows XP  page 22

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Connection

Connection Settings

Connection Connection

Creating a connection and

Creating a connection and starting the connection

Creating a connection andCreating a connection and

1. Make sure to plug the iBurst Terminal into your PC.

Settings for Windows Vista

SettingsSettings

for Windows Vista

for Windows Vista for Windows Vista

starting the connection

starting the connection starting the connection

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2. Click the [Start] button and click [Connect To] as shown below; or

Right click on the network icon at the task tray and select [Connect to a network].

oror

3. Click [Set up a connection or network] in the [Connect to a network] display.

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