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MCM3

Instruction Manual

Mobile Create Inc.

Rev1.0

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2018

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Summary of Contents for MCM3

Page 1: ...MCM3 Instruction Manual Mobile Create Inc Rev1 0 2018 11 ...

Page 2: ...ions 4 1 4 Miscellaneous 4 2 Before Use 5 2 1 Part Names and Functions 5 2 2 SIM Card Information 6 2 3 LED Indicator Information 8 2 4 About installing the communication module MCM3 9 3 Appendix 10 3 1 Specifications 10 3 2 Federal Communications Commission FCC statement 12 Contents ...

Page 3: ...lightening third party appliance use or other external factors We can not be held responsible and will not accept any liability for personal or financial losses arising from lost or leaked data caused by tampering or destruction of the device We can not be held responsible and will not accept any liability for incidental damages or losses caused by any loss or change to data due to failure during ...

Page 4: ...mbustion electric shock and or malfunction Do not use the device around automated electric devices such as fire alarms and automatic doors The device can cause malfunctions in these automated electronics Do not use the device if you have a pacemaker Doing so can interrupt the pacemaker s functions and poses a health risk Caution Do not leave the device in hot places such as a car dashboard or in d...

Page 5: ...nction Do not damage or short circuit the IC chip of the SIM card Doing so could cause loss of data or malfunction 1 2 Usage Guidance Handling of the device 1 This device is intended for use within Japan only Do not use abroad as it is not compliant with international radio laws 2 Please use the device for its intended purpose Deviation from this may lead to a shortened life and or reduced functio...

Page 6: ...rty the device may not function as intended 11 Please connect the USB connector carefully and correctly Forcing it can cause damage to the device 1 3 Network Limitations You will encounter communication issues inside buildings trains tunnels basements in built up areas and mountainous areas Even within a serviceable area you may encounter communication issues so please check local coverage In bad ...

Page 7: ...5 2 Before Use 2 1 Part Names and Functions Part Names Device Front Cover removed LED Displays colors based on device state Screws Remove to take cover off SIM Card slots The place to insert SIM cards ...

Page 8: ...he device s cover There will be no data communication functionality without the SIM card inserted into the device How to insert the SIM card After removing the device cover you will see the SIM card slots below the LED display area Insert the SIM card in the SIM1 slot with the IC chip facing down Push carefully until you feel and hear the SIM card click into place After insertion please replace th...

Page 9: ...r back on Please be careful when putting on and removing the device s cover as to much force may damage the SIM card Please ensure the device is powered off before removing or putting on the device s cover There is a risk of data loss Please refrain from touching or damaging the IC chip of the SIM card If the IC chip is dirty the connection may become inconsistent so the device may power off Pleas...

Page 10: ...evice state LED Power off No display Outside service area Keep LED status just before going out of range Power on confirming packet connection Red SIM Card connection confirming Yellow Processing packet communication Green Obtaining IP address Purple Querying McNS Server White Set up finished Connecting Waiting Blue ...

Page 11: ...mended mounting position is the A pillar but if it is difficult to install by airbag etc male both ends of the dashboard the recommended mounting position If any of the above is difficult to install it may be installed in a place where radio waves of the module can be secured If there is a metal plate in the surroundings reception sensitivity may decrease Please use the supplied USB cable Please d...

Page 12: ... to direct sunlight Storage temperature range 30 80 Humidity Operating humidity range 20 80 RH Do not allow condensation to form Storage humidity range 20 80 RH Do not allow condensation to form Environment Agency RoHS compliant Wireless Specifications AT T 4G FDD Band2 1900MHz Band4 1700MHz 2100MHz Band5 800MHz Band13 700MHz Band17 700MHz 3G W CDMA Band2 1900MHz Band5 800MHz GNSS Performance Numb...

Page 13: ...11 GNSS Performance Receiving Sensitivity GPS 161dBm typ Ta 25 GLONASS 157dBm typ Ta 25 QZSS 146dBm typ Ta 25 TTFF Cold start 33sec typ 130dBm Open sky ...

Page 14: ...iving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help 15 19 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interferen...

Page 15: ... Mobile Create Inc 2 5 60 Higashi Omichi Oita City Oita Prefecture 870 0823 Japan http www mcinc jp The contents of this manual can not be reprinted replicated or modified without express permission The contents design and wording of this manual may change without warning due to improvements ...

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