Thank you for choosing the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card. This wireless modem
provides a high-speed connection to the Internet using your PC and a wireless
communications account. Once you are connected, you can surf the Internet using a
web browser, send and receive e-mail, and access a virtual private network (VPN) or
corporate network, without the need for a phone line or network cable.
Please read through this user manual before using the Flying Angel
Data Card
device is ready for use.
to properly install the connection software and hardware, and ensure that the
3G Wireless
1.1 Feature summary
x USB wireless modem
x USB 2.0 high-speed connection
x Dual 3G and EDGE wireless network coverage
x Compatible with most PCs and laptops with Windows 2000, Windows XP,
Windows Vista or Mac OS.
x Internal antenna
x Easy plug-and-play software installation and set up
x Data download speeds up to 7.2 Mbps; uplink speeds up to 2.0 Mbps
(actual speeds may vary based on network configurations and other factors)
xQuickly connect to the Internet, e-mail and other web services using your wireless
account
x Send and receive SMS messages from your computer (software included)
x MicroSD expandable memory card slot for up to 4GB of portable storage (card
purchased separately)
1.1.1 Packing list
The Flying Angel package contains the following items:
Ͳ 1 (one) Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card
Ͳ Connection management software for Windows and Mac pre-loaded into
device
Ͳ User Guide
Ͳ Quick Start Guide for Windows and Mac
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1.2 System requirements
To use the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card, you require the following:
xAn active account with a wireless service provider operating a high-speed
third generation (3G) HSDPA wireless network or EDGE wireless network
xSIM Card: A SIM card is a small portable memory chip used in cellular
telephones. The SIM holds personal identity information, cell phone number,
phone book, text messages and other data. SIM cards are available from your
wireless service provider.
xMicroSD Memory Card (optional): The Flying Angel includes a card holder for
a microSD memory card to provide up to 4GB of portable file, photo, music and
video storage (card purchased separately from wireless service providers and a
variety of retailers). The device does not require a microSD memory card to
connect to the Internet.
The Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card is supported on the following computer
operating systems:
Windows
x Windows Vista
x Windows XP (Home and Professional versions)
x Windows 2000
Macintosh
xMac OS X v10.4 or newer
To use the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card on a PC with Windows, you require
the following system resources:
x 1 USB Type A slot (USB 2.0)
x40MB hard disk space
To use the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card on a computer with Macintosh OS X,
you require the following system resources:
x 1 USB Type A slot (USB 2.0)
x1.30 MB hard disk space
Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card Software
The Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card comes with the following connection
management software to manage the modem and monitor your connections:
x Flying Angel Connection Manager software for Windows
x Flying Angel Connection Manager software for Mac
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xDriver software to interface between the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card and
your Windows or Mac operating system.
Note: this software must be installed before using your Flying Angel 3G Wireless
Data Card.
1.3 Product Specifications
1.3.1 Wireless Network Capabilities
The Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card operates over a type of wireless network called
HSDPA. HSDPA technology provides a variety of connectivity features, depending on your
service provider and account. The Flying Angel operates with the following capabilities:
UMTS 850 Uplink 824~849MHz
Downlink 869~894MHz
UMTS1900 Uplink 1850~1910MHz
Downlink 1930~1990MHz
UMTS 2100 Uplink 1920~1980MHz
Downlink 2110~2170MHz
GSM 850 Uplink 824~849MHz
Downlink 869~894MHz
EGSM 900 Uplink 880~915MHz
Downlink 925~960MHz
DCS 1800 Uplink 1710~1785MHz
Downlink 1805~1880MHz
PCS 1900 Uplink 1850~1910 MHz
Downlink 1930~1990 MHz
1.3.2 Output power
HSDPA/UMTS 850 Output power level class 3 (24 dBm)
HSDPA/UMTS 1900 Output power level class 3 (24 dBm)
HSDPA/UMTS 2100 Output power level class 3 (24 dBm)
GSM 850 Output power level class 5 (32dBm)
EGSM 900 Output power level class 5 (32dBm)
DCS 1800 Output power level class 0 (30 dBm)
PCS 1900 Output power level class 0 (30 dBm)
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1.3.3 Environmental Specifications
Operating temperature -20oC ~ +55oC
Storage temperature -30oC~ +65oC
Humidity 93%
Vibration (non-operating) 15g peak, 10Hz to 500kHz
1.4 Basic Introduction to the Flying Angel
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1.4.1 Indicator Light
The indicator light is located on the outside of the device and will light up once inserted
into your PC. It shows the working status of the Flying Angel:
Indicator Light State Working Status
Off
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The device has no power. The Flying Angel is not
completely inserted into the USB slot or the computer is
in standby mode (which powers down the modem).
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Blinking Green
Green
Blinking Blue
Blue
Red
The device has detected a GPRS/EDGE (2G) wireless
network, and is ready to connect.
The device has connected with a GPRS/EDGE (2G)
wireless network, and is sending or receiving data.
The device has detected a 3G wireless network
(WCDMA/HSDPA/HSUPA), and is ready to connect.
The device has connected with a 3G wireless network
(WCDMA/HSDPA/HSUPA), and is sending or receiving
data.
Warning: a SIM card has not been installed in the
Flying Angel, or the SIM card is not properly seated in
the SIM card slot.
Follow the instructions in Chapter 2 to make sure
your SIM card is properly installed.
1.4.2Before using the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data
Card
Before you can use the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card for the first time you must:
1. Correctly insert a SIM Card into the device (card purchased separately).
2. Optional: Correctly insert a microSD memory card into the device (card purchased
separately). The microSD card is only required if you plan to store files, photos, music
and video on the device. The Flying Angel does not require a microSD memory card to
connect to the Internet.
3. Connect the device with your PC.
4. Make sure you have an active account with a wireless service provider.
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Chapter 2 Prepare the Flying Angel
2.1 Inserting the SIM Card and MicroSD Memory
Card
To use your Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card to connect to the Internet, you need a SIM
card from your wireless service provider. The SIM card contains account information
used by your wireless provider’s network to validate your access.
Optional: If you require extra storage capability to store files, photos, music and video
on the Flying Angel, you may insert a microSD memory card into the device to provide up
to 4GB of portable storage (card purchased separately from wireless service providers
and a variety of retailers). The device does not require a microSD memory card to
connect to the Internet.
To install your SIM card into the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card, follow the
steps below:
1. If your SIM is attached to a larger card, detach the SIM and remove any fragments
stuck to it.
If you use a SIM card from a mobile phone, follow the manufacturer’s instructions to
open the phone’s cover and remove the SIM.
2. Open the back cover of the Flying Angel by sliding it downwards (as shown in figure
2-1).
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NOTE: You should
darken the the line
showing the sliding panel
outline – it’s not clear
from this illustration
Figure 2-1
3. Insert SIM card into the thin card slot at the top of the device (as shown in figure
2-2). Make sure that the SIM card is properly seated in the slot and that the
gold-colored contact area on the card is facing downwards.
SIM Card
SIM Card Slot
Figure 2-2
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4. Optional: Insert MicroSD Memory Card into the card holder at the bottom of
the device. (The microSD card provides enhanced storage capabilities and is not
required to connect to the Internet.)
a) Open the cover of the microSD memory card holder (as shown in figure 2-3).
MicroSD Card
Holder Cover
MicroSD Card
Holder
Figure 2-3
b) Insert the MicroSD Memory Card into the card holder, making sure it is
properly seated (as shown in figure 2-4).
MicroSD Card
Figure 2-4
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c) Close the cover of the MicroSD Memory Card holder, and slide the holder
gently downward until it snaps into position (figure 2-5).
MicroSD Card
Holder Cover
Figure 2-5
5. Put the back cover of the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card in place and slide
it upward until snaps closed (as shown in figure 2-6).
Figure 2-6
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2.2 Removing the SIM card and MicroSD Memory
Card
Please follow the steps below if you wish to remove the SIM card and/or the (optional)
microSD memory card for replacement or upgrade.
1. Open the back cover of the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card as directed in
section 2.1 above.
2. Remove the microSD memory card as follows:
a) Slide the microSD memory card holder upward (as shown in figure 2-7).
Figure 2-7
b) Open the cover of the memory card holder and remove the microSD memory
card from the slot (figure 2-8).
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c) Close the cover of the microSD memory card holder, and slide the holder gently
downward until it snaps into position (figure 2-9).
MicroSD Card
Holder Cover
Figure 2-9
Remove the SIM card as follows:
3.
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a) Gently slide SIM card out, pushing upwards.
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4. If replacing the SIM card and microSD memory card, please follow the steps
in section 2.1 above.
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Chapter 3 Connect the Flying Angel 3G
Wireless Data Card to your PC
1. Remove the cover from the USB connector of the device. (See figure 3-1.)
Fig 3-1
2. Insert the USB connector of the modem into a USB port on your computer. (See
figure 3-2.)
(Note: An illustration would be helpful here, something like the one below from the Sierra
Quickstart guide.)
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Chapter 4 Installation and Software –
Windows PC
4.1 Install Connection Software
The Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card comes with the following software which will
allow you to connect to the internet, establish modem settings, and manage your data:
x Flying Angel Connection Manager software for Windows
x Driver software to interface between the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card and
your computer’s operating system.
The first time the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card is inserted in a USB slot in your
Windows PC, you will be guided through the following steps to automatically install the
Flying Angel Connection Manager software and drivers.
1. Connect the Flying Angel 3G Wireless Data Card to Your PC (See Chapter 3.)
2. Select your preferred language. (See figure 4.1-1.)
Fig. 4.1-1
3. Click [OK] to start the Flying Angel Connection Manager Setup Wizard (figure
4.1-2).
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Fig. 4.1-2
4. When the Flying Angel Connection Manager Setup Wizard window opens (figure
4.1-3), click [Next] to continue.
Fig. 4.1-3
5. Confirm accept the end user license agreement (figure 4.1-4), and then click
[Next].
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