The Help system is designed to answer users' questions on how to perform
specific tasks and to explain the Motorola Connection Manager's functions.
The menu system to the left allows users to browse help topics while the
Index and Search tabs provide other mechanisms to access available help
topics.
If you need additional assistance, contact your Internet Service Provider.
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Introduction
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Getting Started
Getting Started
System Requirements
The system requirements for basic installation and operation of the
Motorola Connection Manager software are shown in the table below.
Processor300 MHz 1.0 GHz 32-bit processor
RAM256 MB 1GB
Hard Drive Space60 MB 100 MB
Internet ExplorerIE 5.5 IE 7
OS Service PackService Pack 2 Service Pack 0,1
Windows XP Windows Vista
XP Operating System Editions Supported
XP – 32-bit Support
Professional Edition
Home Edition
Vista Operating System Editions Supported
Vista – 32-bit, 64-bit
Starter Edition
Home Basic Edition
Home Premium Edition
Professional Edition
Small Business Edition
Enterprise Edition
Ultimate Edition
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Additional Requirements:
• Windows Vista operation requires a DirectX 9.0 (or better) graphics
accelerator
• CD-ROM drive
• Compatible WiFi device (for WiFi function)
• Ethernet device for Ethernet connections
Installing the Motorola Connection Manager Software
Installing the Motorola Connection Manager is easy. You will need the
software CD to install the software, follow these steps:
1. Insert CD into CD-ROM drive.
2. If your computer automatically starts running the CD follow the on
screen instructions for installation and configuration.
If your PC does not automatically install the software from the CD, follow
these steps:
1. Open the My Computer folder by double clicking the icon on your
desktop.
2. Find the CD-ROM drive where the Motorola Connection Manager is
located; double-click the icon to access the CD in the CD-ROM drive.
3. Double click on the Setup executable file to begin installation.
Follow the on-screen instructions for installation and configuration
of the Motorola Connection Manager software.
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The Motorola Connection Manager Interface
The Motorola Connection Manager
Interface
The main interface for establishing WiMAX-based wireless connections is
shown below.
This window will display details about the WiMAX network you are
currently connected to. If you are not currently connected to a WiMAX
Network, it will choose the network to display in the following order:
1. The last network you connected to (if available)
2. Any "preferred" network (networks for which you have a profile)
3. The network with the strongest signal strength
You can do the following from this window:
• Connect to the displayed network (if any) by clicking the
Connect/Disconnect button.
• Launch a VPN network connection that you have configured by
clicking the VPN button.
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The Motorola Connection Manager Interface
The main interface for establishing WiFi based wireless connection is
shown below.
This window will display details about the network you are currently
connected to. If you are not currently connected, it will choose the
network to display in the following order:
1. The last network you connected to (if available)
2. Any "preferred" network (networks for which you have a profile)
3. The network with the strongest signal strength
You can do the following from this window:
• Connect to the displayed network (if any) by clicking the
Connect/Disconnect button.
• Click the "networks available" text to display the entire list of WiFi
networks available in the area. Use this list to select a different
network to connect to.
• Search for WiFi hotspots by clicking on the Location Finder button.
• Create and edit network profiles by clicking on the Profiles button.
• Launch a VPN network connection that you have configured by
clicking the VPN button.
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The Motorola Connection Manager Interface
The main interface for establishing Ethernet-based connections is shown
below.
This interface allows you to connect to an Ethernet-based (wired)
network utilizing the same credentials (where applicable) utilized for
connections to WiFi hotspots.
You can do the following from this window:
• Establish an Ethernet Connection by clicking the Connect/Disconnect
button.
• Create and edit network profiles by clicking on the Profiles button.
• Launch a VPN network connection that you have configured by
clicking the VPN button.
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Controls for the Main Window
The buttons in the upper-right corner of the main window control the
appearance and location of the window.
Click this button to convert the window to a miniature toolbar version of
itself like the window below.
Click this button (which only appears on the mini toolbar version of the
main window) to restore the window to full size.
Click this button to reduce the window to a button on the task bar at the
bottom of the screen.
Click this button to close the window.
The Motorola Connection Manager Interface
The File Menu
Clicking File in the menu bar of the Motorola Connection Manager's
main window produces a short menu with the following options:
Enable/Disable WiFi Adapter
Select this option to enable and disable your WiFi adapter.
Enable/Disable WiMAX Adapter
Selecting this option shall enable and disable the WiMAX adapter.
Enable/Disable Ethernet Adapter
Select this option to enable and disable your Ethernet adapter.
Exit
Exit the Motorola Connection Manager application.
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The Motorola Connection Manager Interface
The Tools Menu
Clicking Tools in the menu bar of the Motorola Connection Manager's
Main window produces a short menu with the following options:
User Info
Opens the User Name and Password Logon window.
WiMAX Info
Opens the WiMAX window, this window displays some technical
information about the WiMAX network and the WiMAX device.
WiFi Info
Opens the WiFi Window, this window displays some technical
information about the WiFi network you are connected to and your
current WiFi device.
Ethernet Info
Opens the Ethernet window, this window displays some technical
information about the Ethernet network and the Ethernet device.
WiMAX ReScan for Networks
The Motorola Connection Manager will rescan all WiMAX networks.
Always on Top
The Motorola Connection Manager will always be on top of all other
applications.
Transparency
Allows you to see varying degrees of your desktop.
Zoom
Allows you to increase the size of the Motorola Connection Manager
application
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Settings
Opens the Settings window allowing you to configure a number of
personal preference features.
The Help Menu
Clicking Help in the menu bar of the Motorola Connection Manager's
Main window produces a short menu with the following options:
Help
Opens this help system.
Event Manager History
Select this item to display a list of the most recent The Motorola
Connection Manager events (network connections, network
disconnection, errors, etc.).
The Motorola Connection Manager Interface
About the Motorola Connection Manager
Displays version information for the Motorola Connection Manager
software.
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Establishing WiMAX Connections
Establishing WiMAX Connections
How to Connect to a WiMAX Network
To connect to a WiMAX network, follow these steps:
1. Navigate to the WiMAX Main Window in the Motorola Connection
Manager software by clicking the
the main window.
2. If there are WiMAX networks available for connection, The Motorola
Connection Manager will display the name of one of the detected
networks as well as the total number of networks detected.
WiMAX button on the right side of
3. To connect the network whose name is displayed, click
To view information about a WiMAX network you are currently connected
to or the WiMAX device you are using to connect to that network, select
WiMAX Info from the Tools menu. This produces a window with two tabs.
• The Network tab contains information about the IP Settings for and the
amount Activity on your current WiMAX connection.
• The Device tab contains information about your current WiMAX Device.
WiMAX Device Information
This tab contains information about the WIMAX device you are currently
using. Fields include the following:
MAC Address
The hardware address of the device.
Firmware Version
The version of the device's on-board operating software.
Connect.
Baseband Chip
The WiMAX chipset for the device.
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Calibration Status
Device Calibration Status is reported by the Firmware on the device.
Antenna Gain Diff
The amount of Antenna Gain provided on the device with the current
signal.
MAC Version
Version of the MAC chipset on the device.
Library Version
Version of the WiMAX Library used by this device's driver.
Driver Version
The version of the device driver currently installed on your computer.
RF Chip Version
The version of the RF chip used on the device.
Antenna Calib
The value of the calibration setting for the antenna on the device.
Antenna Gain Diff
The programmed Antenna gain differential used on the device.
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