TCT Mobile 116 Users Manual

User Manual
Table of Contents
Safety and Use ...................................................................................................................... 2
Installation Guide ................................................................................................................. 4
Main Interface Overview ................................................................................................... 4
Entrance to Main Interface............................................................................................... 5
Connect to Internet............................................................................................................. 6
SMS Services (Text Message)............................................................................................. 7
Contacts ................................................................................................................................. 9
Voice call (Optional)......................................................................................................... 10
Settings .................................................................................................................................. 10
Warranty ............................................................................................................................... 13
FAQs............................................................................................................................... ........ 14
Installation Guide for Mac ............................................................................................... 16
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Safety and Use
Traffic Safety
When driving, do not use the modem:
When switched on, the modem emits electromagnetic waves that
can i nterfere wi th the v ehicle’s electroni c systems such as ABS anti-lock brakes or ai rbags. T o ensure that ther e i s no problem , please do not place the modem on top of the dashboard or within an airbag deployment area.
Check with your car dealer or the car manufacturer to make sure
that the dashboard is adequately shielded from modem RF energy.
Conditions of Use
1. Switch the modem off before boarding an aircraft.
2. Switch the modem off when you are in health care facilities, except
in designated areas. As with many other types of equipment now in regular use, mobi le telemodems ca n interfere with other electr ical or electronic devices, or equipment-using radio frequencies.
3. Switch the modem off when you are near gas or flammable liquids.
Strictly obey all si gns and i nstructions posted i n a f uel depot, petrol station, chemical plant, or in any potentially explosive atmosphere.
4. When the modem is sw itched on, i t should be kept at least 15 cm
from any medi cal dev ice such as a pacemaker, a hear ing ai d or insulin pump, etc.
5. Do not let children use the modem without supervision. The modem
may contain small parts that could become detached and creat e a choking hazard.
6. When replac ing the cov er, plea se no te that th e modem ma y
contain substances that could create an allergic reaction.
7. Always handle the modem w ith care and keep it i n a clean and
dust-free place.
8. Do not open, dismantle or attempt to repair the modem yourself.
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9. Do not drop, throw or bend the modem.
10. Do not paint the modem.
Collection Point:
This sy mbol on the modem mean s th at it must be taken to collection points at the end of their life:
Municipal waste disposal centers with specific bins for these items of
equipment Collection bins at points of sale.
They wi ll then be recy cled, preventing substances being disposed
of in the environment, so that their components can be reused.
In European Union countries:
These collection points are accessible free of charge. All products with this symbol must be brought to these collection points.
In non European Union jurisdictions:
Items of equi pment with this symbol are not to be thrown i nto ordinary bins if your jurisdiction or your region has suitable recycling and collection facilities; instead they are to be taken to collection points for them to be recycled. In the Uni ted States , please visit www.recyclewi relessphones.org for more information on recycling wireless products.
Protection against theft
The modem is identifi ed by an I MEI (m odem serial number) sho wn on the packaging label and in the modem’s dashboard. We recommend that you note the number the first time you use the modem by opening the dashboard “Settings” > “Diagnostics” to get it.
Disclaimer
There may be certain differences between the user manual description and the modem’s operation, depending on the software release of the modem or specific operator services.
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Installation Guide
Installation procedures may v ary based on the operat ing syste m installed on your PC. T he f ollowing instructions are based on the Windows XP OS:
Turn on your PC and plug the mode m i nto th e U SB i nterface slot to begin software i nstallation. W indows should au tomatically detect the new device and will prompt you to begin installation.
After follow ing the prompts of i nstallation setup, upon completi on, a shortcut will be placed on your desktop for quick future access. Note:
1. If installation “auto-run” does not begin, you will need to locate the
“autoRun.exe)” f ile i n the dr iver path , and Double-Cli ck on AutoRun.exe to run the installation manually.
2. A Micro-SD card is an optional accessory.
3. Please do not remove the USIM/SIM card and or the Micro-SD card
when the modem is in use.
Upon successful i nstallation o f t he HSPA management program, the program will launch automatically. You may also double-click the short cut icon on the desktop to launch the program.
Main Interface Overview
Following table are listed Short Cut Icons in PC Suite Interface.
Interface Icons Provided Services
Home Home Pag e (Click on < Connect> i con from t he
main window t o connect /disconnect from the
Internet)
Contacts Display The Phones Book Interface
SMS Display The Text Message Interface
File Manager/Voice call Open the F ile Fo lder / Di splay Th e Voice call
Interface
Settings Display the Settings manual
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Following table are listed the Icons of status bar information
Connection Statistics Icon Description
Network Signal Indicates the signal strength of the network
Network Status Indicates the networ k s tatus. This will disp lay the
operator name w hich the m odem can fin d the
network. Or show the modem ha ven’t r eady.< No
(U)SIM> or <NO Device>
Network Type Display in the status bar, to show you which n etwork
you are using (GPRS / EDGE/ UMTS or HSPA)
Roaming
New Message Display the SMS st atus i ncluding new SMS/S IM card
Network Connecting
Missed calls(Optional)
Roaming I con “ ”, when the n etwork i s un der
roaming
memory is full/Data Card memory is full
Connecting Icon “ “display in the status bar, when
the network is connected into internet network
Display missed call icon “
calls
”, when there are missed
Following table are listed the LED Indicates for each status.
LED Indicator Desctiption
Flashing Green & R ed mult icolour
circularly
Quickly Flashing Green & Red multicolour
circularly
Network Searching
Out of order
Green Light Slow Flashing Registering into HSPA or UMTS network
Constant Green Light Registered to HSPA or UMTS network
Red Light Slow Flashing Registering into GPRS or EDGE network
Constant Red Light Registered to GPRS or EDGE network
Entrance to Main Interface
The applicat ion run s automatically and the main w indow will pop up when the modem will be connected. Y ou can also access and run the application from the <Start> menu.
If the PI N code i s enabled, please enter the correct PI N code i n the
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entry fi eld, and cli ck on <OK>. Y ou may try only 3 ti mes to enter the correct P IN code ; after three i ncorrect attempts, the U SIM or SI M card will be blocked.
A PUK di alog box will then be displa yed ask ing you to ent er the right PUK code , PIN Code and Co nfirmed PIN. Click o n <OK> if y ou fail t o input the correct PUK code after 10 attempts , you will need to contact your service provider.
If the PUK and PIN code is correct, the application will be launched and all features are enabled
Connect to Internet
1. Connecting with the default logon profile If you want to connect to the I nternet without setting any user-defi ned or predefined profiles, press icon of “connect”. The default connection profile will be used in accordance with your USIM/SIM card.
Connecting
Click on <Connect> from the home page;
Wait several seconds until the connection is established;
Once yo u are co nnected, Icon of <Connect> wi ll change i nto
<Disconnect>.
Disconnecting Click on Icon of <Disconnect> from the home page to disconnect from the Internet.
2. Connecting with a user-defined logon profile Click on s ettle i con and select the <Connecti on Profi le…> menu to open the profile setting window.
Adding a new connection profile
Click on <Settings> and select the connect Pro file to ad d a new
connection
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If <ADD> is selected, the new connection profi le w indows w ill pop
up.
Please enter the info of requested;
Account (Connection Naming), Number, APN, User Name, password
and final choice which Auth Type you are using by manually;
Click <OK>
Please select you preferred netwo rk and cli ck on <Acti vate> to
default your connection setting.
NoteUsers may obtain Number, APN Code, User Name, Password and
Auth type information from networks provider.
SMS Services (Text Message)
Click SMS icon from the main interface of the PC suite to access the SMS service.
1. Displaying the received SMS When a new message is received, a message box appears in the status bar.
y Click the content of the chosen message. Y ou may also d isplay
the content on the message window.
Note: Received SMS will be saved the modem. If the modem Memory is full, the message will saved on USIM/SIM
2. New SMS
y Click on < New> in the shortcut me nu bar. An SMS creat ion window
will pop up;
y Enter the text.
3. Send (1) You may enter a recipient’s number in 3 ways:
y Enter the number d irectly. If there are two or more reci pients, use
“;” to separate each;
y Enter the name of a recipient saved in the phonebook;
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y Click I con of SMS i n the pop up the wi ndow to access the
recipient’s selection window. Select one party, or more (using the ctrl/shift key), and the click on <OK> to add the chosen party (ies) to the recipient list.
(2) Click on <Send> to send the messa ge. If the message is not sent , it
will be saved in the Outbox.
4. Reply
y Select a message in the i nbox and then cli ck on <Reply> i n the
shortcut menu bar;
y The recipient’s / number will appear. It can now be modified; y Enter the reply in input field, and then click on <Send>.
5. Forward
y Select a message and then click on <Forward> in the shortcut menu
bar;
y The content of the selected message will appear in the input field. It
can now be modified;
y Enter the recipient’s number and then click on <Send>.
6. Edit
y Access the draft l ist to s elect a mess age, and open i t by
double-clicking on it;
y Click on <Save> or <Send> when you have finished editing.
7. Delete
y Select a message, or several messages (using the ctrl/shift key); y Click on <Delete> in the tool bar. A di alog box will ask “Are you sure
to delete the message(s)?”
y Click on <OK> and the SMS wi ll be deleted. Once deleted, SMS
messages cannot be restored.
8. Resend
y Access the Outbox to select a message or se veral messages (usin g
the ctrl/shift key);
y Click on <Resend> in the tool bar; y The application will resend the unsent/sent message(s).
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