Huawei Maxis E5832, User Manual

Page 1: ...BROADBAND WiFi Modem E5832 User Guide VM1026 97x120 WiFi User Guide indd 1 9 11 09 12 14 25 PM ...

Page 2: ...e online or CALL 1300 763 039 See page 8 for the final steps to get online Post Paid Customers Your service is already activated so head to page 8 for the final steps to get online top secret notes E mail Address virginbroadband com au E mail Password Service Number 0 4 Account PIN See page 20 for tips on managing your account VM1026 97x120 WiFi User Guide indd 2 9 11 09 12 14 25 PM ...

Page 3: ...stem requirements 5 Get to know your Modem 6 Using your Modem 8 Wired connection 9 Wireless connection 12 Your first connection 18 Managing your account 20 Equipment information 21 Copyright safety information 23 Questions 35 VM1026 97x120 WiFi User Guide indd 3 9 11 09 12 14 25 PM ...

Page 4: ... a Wi Fi Router allowing you to connect up to three wireless devices to the internet To use your modem wirelessly follow the steps on page 12 Features of your modem Easy installation thanks to the Zero CD Plug N Play software on the modem Connect directly via USB or wirelessly via Wi Fi Rechargeable Li Battery MicroSD Card Slot Check your connection instantly with the built in LED Display Compatib...

Page 5: ... the latest updates installed Wireless Network Adaptor if you intend using the wireless functionality The hardware of your computer must meet or exceed the recommended system requirements for the installed version of OS Display resolution 800 x 600 or above VM1026 97x120 WiFi User Guide indd 5 9 11 09 12 14 25 PM ...

Page 6: ...SIM card installed or b the PIN code needs to be entered or c there is no signal Visible Steady and Yellow The signal strength is weak Visible Steady and Green The signal strength is strong Not Visible Roaming is off Visible Steady and Red Roaming is on VM1026 97x120 WiFi User Guide indd 6 9 11 09 12 14 25 PM ...

Page 7: ...work registered Visible Steady and Blue 3G data service connected Fast Blinking and Red The battery power level is very low The modem needs to be charged or it will shut down Visible Steady and Red The battery power level is low Visible Steady and Green The battery power level is high Blinking The battery is being charged If the indicator is Red the battery level is too low to power on the modem W...

Page 8: ...ps below Powering up your modem Press and hold the power button until the indicators light up on the display screen Note Press and hold the power button to power the modem off Connecting your modem to your computer There are two ways to connect to the modem and through it to the internet VM1026 97x120 WiFi User Guide indd 8 9 11 09 12 14 25 PM ...

Page 9: ... for Windows Make sure the modem is powered on After connecting the modem s USB cable to your computer the set up software will run automatically If the software does not run automatically go to My Computer which should be located on your Windows desktop and browse to the disk drive labelled VIRGINMOBILE Double click on Autorun exe to start the installation program Choose Install and then click Co...

Page 10: ... 5 software will start Click Connect Open your Internet browser e g Internet 6 Explorer You are now connected to the Internet and ready to start 7 surfing If you d prefer step by step instructions with some handy images for reference visit our online FAQ s for more help virginmobile custhelp com Software installation for Apple OS X Make sure the modem is powered on 1 After connecting the USB Modem...

Page 11: ...the computer Click OK to continue When you see the message The software was successfully 9 installed click Close to finish Your computer will now start the Virgin Mobile connection 10 software which is already configured for the Virgin Mobile network Click the Connect button Open your Internet browser 11 e g Safari You are now connected to the Internet and ready to start 12 surfing If you d prefer...

Page 12: ...fault To switch it on simply press the WiFi WPS On Off Button and then follow the steps below to set up your computer The wireless connection is secured by a pre configured randomly generated 13 digit 128 bit WEP Wireless Equivalent Privacy passkey To be able to connect wirelessly you ll need to follow the steps below Power off your modem Press and hold the power button 1 Remove the back cover and...

Page 13: ...r 4 Power on the modem by pressing and holding the 5 power button Make sure that your Wi Fi is turned 6 On and that your modem has established a Connection to the network Follow the relevant steps below for your operating system to 7 connect wirelessly VM1026 97x120 WiFi User Guide indd 13 9 11 09 12 14 25 PM ...

Page 14: ... 6 Network key Enter the key in both fields and click 7 Connect After approximately a minute the message 8 Connected will display in the dialog box and an icon will appear in the Windows XP notification area If you d prefer step by step instructions with some handy images for reference visit our online FAQ s for more help virginmobile custhelp com Wireless configuration for Windows Vista Click 1 S...

Page 15: ... instructions with some handy images for reference visit our online FAQ s for more help virginmobile custhelp com Wireless configuration for Apple OS X 10 4 If you already use Apple airport the airport icon will likely appear on your menu bar Click Apple then System Preferences 1 Double click Network 2 If By default join is set to Automatic change it to Preferred 3 Networks Double click the virgin...

Page 16: ...r menu bar Click Apple then System Preferences 1 Double click Network 2 Select AirPort from the options on the left Then click on the 3 Turn AirPort On button Scroll through and find the virginmobile connection next to 4 Network Name Click on the Advanced button if it s not listed 5 Make sure the virginmobile connection is listed as the first 6 entry If its not click the button to find and add it ...

Page 17: ...t button OPTIONAL Changing the default wireless SSID and WEP key Your USB Modem comes pre configured with an SSID and a randomly generated WEP key to allow you to use the wireless functionality out of the box without much effort If however you d rather configure your own wireless settings you can do so through the Web Management Page Start the Internet browser and enter 192 168 1 1 in the address ...

Page 18: ...will be restored to their default values Your First Connection The first time you connect you ll be taken to a special page to register your broadband service Enter your first and last names and set up your primary Virgin Broadband email address which we ll use to contact you from time to time Make a note of this email address password you ll need them to check your usage You can delete edit and m...

Page 19: ...t to be used through an email client like Outlook or Apple Mail by using the basic settings below Account Type POP3 Incoming Mail server mail virginbroadband com au Outgoing Mail server smtp virginbroadband com au Account Name Your full email address username virginbroadband com au Password The password you created with the email address If you need specific step by step instructions for any parti...

Page 20: ...e enclosed form and pop it in the post Or to set it up on a credit card just give us a call on 1300 555 100 If you re on Pre Paid you can recharge online anytime Log in at a virginmobile com au myaccount with your service number and the 6 digit PIN you picked when activating the service Got a voucher or recharge card Enter the 12 digit number b Got a credit card Enter your credit card details choo...

Page 21: ... online FAQ s for more help virginmobile custhelp com Equipment Information SIM card information To prevent damage from an electronic discharge e g static electricity please do not touch the gold SIM card connectors As a precaution always make sure that your USB Modem is in your hand before inserting or removing the SIM card You should avoid removing the SIM card where possible as it may damage it...

Page 22: ...0 900MHz Operating Frequency 2G GSM GPRS EDGE 850 900 1800 1900MHz Speed HSUPA 5 76Mbps HSDPA 7 2Mbps Interface USB 2 0 high speed Dimensions 95 mm 48 mm 13 mm Weight 90g Receive Diversity HSUPA HSDPA UMTS 2100 900MHz MicroSD card slot Yes Up to 32GB Equalizer Yes VM1026 97x120 WiFi User Guide indd 22 9 11 09 12 14 26 PM ...

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Page 24: ...s from you using or relying on the Content whether or not it s caused by any negligent act or oversight on our part Certain laws including the Trade Practices Act 1974 can imply warranties or conditions or impose obligations on Virgin Mobile that we exclude restrict or modify at all or that we can only exclude restrict or modify to a limited extent If these laws apply to the extent to which Virgin...

Page 25: ...mation carefully to ensure the correct and safe use of your wireless device Interference Do not use your wireless device under circumstances where use of such devices are explicitly prohibited or where its use may cause danger or interference with electric devices Medical devices When using your wireless device take care to follow the rules and regulations set forth by hospitals and health care fa...

Page 26: ...sign Areas where you are generally advised to stop the engine of a vehicle Motor vehicles and aircraft Observe local laws and regulations while using the wireless device To prevent accidents do not use your wireless device while driving Radio Frequency signals may affect electronic systems used in motor vehicles For more information consult the vehicle manufacturer While in a motor vehicle do not ...

Page 27: ... the end of their life For more detailed information about the recycling of the device or batteries contact your local city office the household waste disposal service or the retail store where you purchased this device The disposal of this device is subject to the Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE directive of the European Union The reason for separating WEEE and batteries from ...

Page 28: ...tery or solder the battery poles This may lead to electrolyte leakage overheating fire or explosion In the event of electrolyte leakage from the battery ensure that the fluid does not touch your skin or eyes In the event of skin or eye exposure to the battery fluid wash your eyes with clean water immediately and consult a doctor If the battery becomes deformed discoloured or over heats while you c...

Page 29: ...eless device Clean your wireless device with a piece of damp soft anti static cloth Do not use any chemical agents such as alcohol and benzene chemical detergent or powder when cleaning Do not leave your wireless device and accessories in a place with a considerably low or high temperature Only use accessories approved by the manufacturer Contact an authorised service centre to address any abnorma...

Page 30: ...e highest SAR value for this device when tested complied with this limit Body worn operation Important safety information regarding radiofrequency radiation RF exposure To ensure compliance with RF exposure guidelines this device must be used with a minimum of 2 5 cm separation from the body Failure to observe these instructions could result in your RF exposure exceeding the relevant guideline lim...

Page 31: ... the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999 5 EC For more information about the regulatory conformance of the device please visit huaweidevice com certification Please visit the website regularly for up to date information VM1026 97x120 WiFi User Guide indd 31 9 11 09 12 14 26 PM ...

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Page 35: ...an be addressed to Virgin Mobile Locked Bag 17 Royal Exchange NSW 1225 Or Reply Paid 68456 NSW 2001 When you connect to Virgin Mobile we need to collect personal information from you We follow strict guidelines to keep your details safe You can read these online at virginmobile com au Just click on Privacy Policy at the bottom of the Home Page VM1026 97x120 WiFi User Guide indd 35 9 11 09 12 14 27...

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