Sierra Wireless USBConnect Lightning, AT&T USBConnect Lightning Quick Start Manual

AT&T USBConnect Lightning
Quickstart
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Welcome to AT&T
Please use this Quickstart to get a brief overview of the major features and services available with your new LaptopConnect service.
Or take advantage of our interactive web tutorials at:
att.com/Tutorials
for the most complete and up-to-date information available for setting up your new device and services. These online tutorials include step-by-step instructions and screen shots to assist as well as providing an easy search function.
Thanks again for choosing AT&T.
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Table of Contents
Three steps to get connected 4
What’s in the box? 5
Getting Started 6
Insert the SIM card 6
Insert the Lightning into the USB port 7
Windows 7, Vista and XP 8
Install the software 8
Connect to the AT&T network and access the Internet 8
AT&T Communication Manager 9
Using AT&T Communication Manager 10
Manage your DataConnect Usage Online 12
How much data am I using? 13
Using AT&T Communication Manager for Wi-Fi 14
To use AT&T Wi-Fi service 14
To connect to other Wi-Fi networks 15
Mac OS X 16
Install the software 16
Connect to the AT&T network and access the Internet 17
Using your Lightning on a Mac 17
Using the USB Extension Cable and Clip 18
Getting to Know Your Device 19
Using a Memory Card 20
Frequently Asked Questions 21
Troubleshooting Your Device 22
Find More Information 24
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Three steps to get connected
Insert the SIM card (see page 6)
Insert the Lightning into your laptop (see pages 7–8, 16)
Start the Communication Manager and click Connect (see page 8, 17)
Slide out the tray, place the SIM card in the tray, and slide the tray back into the USBConnect Lightning.
Some procedures differ for Mac users. For Mac installation, see pages 16 and 17.
The software installation process begins automatically and installs AT&T Communication Manager software.
Double-click the shortcut icon.
After the Communication Manager detects the network, click the Connect button.
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Your package contains:
AT&T USBConnect Lightning
Quickstart
What’s in the box?
USB cable and clip
Using the USB cable and clip is optional. See page 18 for additional information.
AT&T USBConnect Lightning
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AT&T SIM card
The SIM card stores the Mobile num­ber for your Lightning and subscriber information enabling access to the AT&T network.
AT&T USBConnect Lightning
The Lightning sends and receives data between your laptop and the AT&T network. The Lightning includes the necessary software for your Windows and Mac lap­top and will begin to auto-install when inserted for the first time.
To get started, you need 5 to 8 minutes (depending on your computer) and the following:
Getting Started
Insert the SIM card
1. Open the flap on the side of the USBConnect Lightning.
2. Grasp the end of the SIM card tray and slide it out.
3. Place the SIM card in the tray, with the SIM card notch in the outer right-hand corner.
4. Slide the SIM card tray back into the modem.
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1. Flip open the USB connector and adjust the angle to match the orientation of the USB port on your laptop.
Insert the Lightning into the USB port
2. Carefully push the Lightning into the USB port on your laptop.
For instructions on using the optional USB extension cable and clip to connect the Lightning to the laptop, see page 18.
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4. Open your browser and access the Internet. Click the Connect button to end your session.
3. Click the gray Connect button.
1. Double-click the ACM shortcut icon installed on your desktop.
2. Wait while the USBConnect Lightning initiates.
Windows 7, Vista, and XP
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* If you are running Mac OS X, go to
page 16. If you are running Windows 2000, visit www.att.com/acm.
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After you insert the Lightning into the laptop for the first
time, the AT&T Communication Manager (ACM) software automatically starts and guides you through the installa­tion process.
2. Once installation is complete, restart your laptop when prompted.
Install the software
Connect to the AT&T network and access the Internet
Once connected, the Connect button turns orange and moves to the right.
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