User manual BT MOBILE BROADBAND USB MODEM FOR MAC HUAWEI E180

[. . . ] Please visit www. bt. com/help/mobilebroadband Xxx USB Modem User Guide for Mac Huawei E180 BT Mobile Broadband Pre-Pay Contents Quick Start Set-up / What's In Your Pack 3 Getting Started Step 1: Download BT Connection Manager for Mac Step 2: Insert the SIM into your USB Modem Step 3: Insert the USB Modem into your Mac Step 4: Connect to the internet Step 5: Register online to manage your account 4 4 4 5 6 7 Low credit Using abroad Top up from abroad Your USB Modem HSDPA, 3G and GPRS explained FAQs Acronyms And Abbreviations Safety Information 14 15 15 16 16 18 19 20 USB Modem indicator lights explained 17 Contents Using BT Connection Manager for Mac and Your USB Modem To Get Online 10 Your BT Mobile Broadband Pre-Pay Account How to Top up Top up amounts Bundles Check your spend and usage 11 11 12 13 14 Need any help?Please visit: www. bt. com/help/mobilebroadband 2 Quick Start Set-up For more detailed instructions, please see page 4. 1 Download BT Connection Manager for Mac from www. bt. com/help/mobilebroadband/mac Please note: you must be running Mac OS 10. 4 or above to use BT Mobile Broadband. 2 Insert the SIM card into the USB Modem. 3 Plug the USB Modem into your Mac. Quick Start Set-up / What's In Your Pack 4 Connect to the internet. [. . . ] They are purchased from your account balance. The bundles last for one calendar month (for example, if you buy one on 4th June it will run until midnight on 3rd July) or until the data has been completely used up. After the bundle expires, you will revert to the Pre-Pay rate, provided you have credit. · Recurring Bundles These are bundles that renew automatically when your current bundle expires. They are purchased from your account balance. If you don't have enough credit, BT will send an alert to remind you to Top up. Until you Top up, you will revert to the Pre-Pay rate, provided you have credit. You can buy a one-off bundle if you use up your recurring bundle at any time. Your BT Mobile Broadband Pre-Pay Account 13 Your BT Mobile Broadband Pre-Pay Account Check your spend and usage Go online at www. bt. com/youraccount and your balance will be displayed on the overview page once you log into your BT Pre-Pay account. You can also check your transaction history. Alternatively, you can call the Automated Telephone Service on Freefone 0800 169 0850. You can also check your usage on BT Connection Manager for Mac under Statistics. Low credit When you start to run out of credit, an alert will appear in the BT Connection Manager for Mac. If you completely run out of credit whilst connected to the internet using the mobile network, you will be cut off until you next Top up. Bundles are time-based and alerts will not inform you of this. If a non-recurring bundle expires, you will revert to the standard Pre-Pay rate provided you have credit. 14 Using abroad You can use BT Mobile Broadband Pre-Pay abroad. To do this, you will need to activate roaming. Please note that the cost of data is significantly higher than in the UK. For further information and for details of how to activate roaming, visit www. bt. com/help/ mobilebroadband. If you are a member of BT FON, you can use your inclusive minutes at any FON hotspot around the world using your default Wi-Fi manager. For further details, visit www. bt. com/btfon In addition, public Wi-Fi can be used outside the UK although these services may be subject to usage charges, for example in hotels. Check with the local operator for details. Wireless routers can also be used if you know the Wireless Network (SSID) and Network key. [. . . ] Emergency Calls This wireless device functions through receiving and transmitting radio signals. Therefore, the connection cannot be guaranteed in all conditions. In an emergency, you should not rely solely on the wireless device for essential communications. Body Worn Operation To ensure compliance with RF exposure guidelines the device must be used with a minimum of 1. 5 cm separation from the body. Failure to observe these instructions could result in your RF exposure exceeding the relevant guideline limits. [. . . ]