Huawei E220 User manual

Quickstart
guide.
Mac OS X

3’s Mobile Broadband USB modem gives you true wireless broadband on the go.
Surf the web, download les, manage your email and more — you’ll be amazed.
3’s USB modem supports HSDPA, meaning you will get faster data speeds on 3’s
HSDPA upgraded network. And because it also operates on GPRS networks, you
can use your USB modem overseas.
Welcome to the
3 Mobile Broadband
USB modem.
> Take out the USIM card holder from
the USB modem. The holder is
located on the side of the modem
as shown.
Prepare the USB modem for use.
> Insert the USIM fully into the holder
then place the holder back into the
USB modem.
> Insert the small plug end of the data
cable into the USB modem.
3 easy steps.
Installation.
IMPORTANT: THE USB MODEM MUST NOT BE CONNECTED TO YOUR
MAC WHILE INSTALLING THE DRIVERS.
Install the USB modem software.
The Mac drivers are on the CD supplied with your USB modem. There
are two versions of the driver. You should use the correct driver for
your Mac’s processor.
> For Mac users with a Power PC processor please use
Mobile _ Connect _ Drv _ App _ power.pkg
For Mac users with an Intel processor please use
Mobile _ Connect _ Drv _ App _ Intel.pkg
> Double click the desired le.
> Installation wizard will pop up and guide you through the rest of
the installation process.
> Once the installation is complete, use the supplied USB cable to
connect the USB modem to your Mac.

System Preferences.
> Launch System Preferences from the Apple menu.
Network.
> Click the Network icon in the System Preferences window.
New Port Detected.
> If this is the rst time you have connected your USB modem, a
notication window will alert you that there was a New Port
Detected and that it’s a HUAWEI Mobile.
HUAWEI Modem.
> Choose HUAWEI Mobile under Show menu.
Setup network connections.

Settings.
> Enter “3 Australia” in the Service Provider eld. Leave the Account
Name and Password elds blank. Enter “99#” in the Telephone
Number eld (even though it’s not a phone number).
> Click the Apply Now button and close System Preferences.
> Click the PPP Options button. Change the user settings to match
what is shown.
NOTE: You may need to turn off IP Header Compression when
roaming overseas.
> Click Modem button then select HUAWEI Mobile Connect–3G
Modem in the drop down Modem eld.

There are two ways to connect to the internet - using the
phone icon in the menu bar or by launching MobileConnect
from the Applications folder.
Connecting via the phone icon is the simplest way to connect to the
internet however, if you’re roaming and want to select a network
other than 3, you need to connect using MobileConnect.
Connect using the phone icon.
> Click the phone icon located in the menu bar to display the
Connect menu.
Connect to the internet.
> Connect dialogue box is displayed. Click the Connect button. The
modem will attempt to register. The status bar message indicates
Status: Contacting PPP Server...
Surf the internet.
> Once you are connected to the internet you can use your regular
internet browser to surf the net, check mail and do everything
you normally do on the net!
Connect using MobileConnect.
> Click the MobileConnect icon, which is in the applications folder.
> Click Connect button.

NOTE: Once Roaming has been turned on, you can then manually select a network
(either in Australia or overseas) from Select Network on the MobileConnect tool bar.
Roaming.
> The USB modem works on both 2G and 3G mobile networks but is set to ‘3G only’
as the default. This means that out of the box, the USB modem will only work
when in 3G coverage. To enable roaming you will need to enter an AT command.
For complete instructions on entering AT commands, please visit
www.three.com.au/mobilebroadbrand _ support
Important points regarding roaming
> When roaming the USB modem LED will display green.
> Connection speeds are slow – up to 40 kbps only.
> GPRS (2G) and international roaming incurs higher usage charges that are not
normally included in your monthly allowance.
> Please visit www.three.com.au/mobilebroadband for further details and up to
date pricing information.
 Some plans include a small 2G roaming allowance for when you need to use
the internet (to send and email for example) when outside of 3G coverage.
Troubleshooting
> If you experience difculties installing the USB modem, try using the long
USB cable, making sure that both USB plugs are connected to the computer.
> Make sure that the network and PPP settings are correctly entered as shown
in section 3.
Please note, when enjoying HSDPA speeds the LED on your USB modem will
switch between Cyan and Blue. Blue is the default (or idle) state and Cyan
indicates data activity. For more tips and information please visit
www.three.com.au/mobilebroadband _support
LED States.
GREEN Searching Double
ash
Searching for network, or no network
available.
CYAN HSDPA Solid HSDPA service is available and is
being used during the download.
BLUE UMTS (3G) Single ash
Solid
UMTS (3G) service is available.
Connected to a network using UMTS (3G).
GREEN GPRS (2G) Single ash
Solid
GPRS (2G) service is available.
Connected to a network using GPRS (2G).
LED COLOUR LED STATE DESCRIPTION
> APN eld should show 3netaccess.
> The statusbar message indicates Status: Contacting PPP Server.
> While a connection is being made, the statusbar shows: Status:
Authenticating User.
> You can now surf the web!

Safety Guidelines.
> Avoid storing your USB modem in extreme temperatures.
> Store your USB modem in a dry and clean environment.
> Avoid spilling any liquid or immersing your USB modem in water.
> Do not place any labels on your USB modem or the SIM card as this could
interfere with the USB modem or SIM card slot when inserting.
> Do not force the USB modem into the USB port.
Warranty Information.
This warranty does not affect any other rights and remedies in respect of the
USB modem, which you as a consumer may have under the Trade Practices Act
and similar State and Territory laws.
Provided that you use your USB modem according to the Terms and Conditions
and the User Guide, you will have a 12 month warranty for defective product
from the date of purchase. During the warranty period 3 will provide a
replacement product after 3 have veried that the product qualies for warranty
services. If you have a warranty claim within the 12 month period your USB
modem will be replaced as there are no repair facilities.
If 3 replaces the product, the replaced product will have a similar warranty for
the remaining time of the original warranty period or for three months from the
date of replacement, whichever is longer.
This warranty is applicable only to the original purchaser and is not assignable
or transferable to any subsequent purchaser. Except for liabilities that cannot
be excluded by law, 3 is not under any liability to you in respect of any loss or
damage, including consequential loss or damage, howsoever caused which may
be suffered or incurred, or which may arise in respect of the USB modem.
This warranty does not cover:
> Defects or damages from misuse, abnormal conditions, improper storage,
exposure to moisture or dampness, modications, unauthorised repairs,
neglect, abuse, accidents, alteration, improper installation, blown fuses, food
or liquid spillage, acts of God, scratches or damage caused by normal use.
> Defects from the use of USIMs other than the USIM provided.
> Products that have had the serial number removed or defaced.
> Inability of the product to function, whether partially or wholly caused by
alteration or abnormality in 3’s network.
> Transportation costs associated with sending the defective product to and or
receiving the replacement product from 3.
> For warranty service, you must present the product along with the original
proof of purchase. Please contact the 3 Care team for assistance on 13 33 20
or business customers call 13 31 03.
For more detailed information about setting up your Mobile Broadband USB
modem or other tips & software updates, please visit
www.three.com.au/mobilebroadband _support