Chapter
3
–
Using
the
Wireless
Modem
Multi
‐
Tech
Systems,
Inc.
MultiModem
Cell
User
Guide
15
Checking
the
Modem’s
Identity
Use
the
ATI
command.
This
command
uses
the
capital
letter
I
(not
L)
after
AT
.
●
Type
ATI0.
The
command
ends
in
a
zero.
The
manufacturing
data
displays,
for
example:
Huawei
Modem
Multiband
G850
1900
●
Type
ATI3
The
software
version
displays,
for
example:
651_09gg...
Connecting
to
the
Internet
You
configure
Internet
access
in
Windows
Dial
‐
Up
Networking
(DUN)
of
the
computer
that
the
MultiModem
Cell
is
serving.
For
a
GPRS
network,
create
an
Access
Point
Name
in
the
Phone
and
Modem
Options
dialog
in
Windows
Control
Panel
and
then
create
your
Windows
Dial
‐
Up
Connection
(DUN).
The
following
instructions
help
you
configure
the
connection
for
a
computer
using
the
Windows
7,
Windows
Vista
and
Windows
XP
operating
systems.
Computers
can
differ.
As
such,
you
may
need
to
modify
the
instructions
in
this
section
to
allow
for
your
computer’s
unique
setup.
Use
these
steps
as
a
guideline
to
set
up
an
Internet
connection
through
your
wireless
service
provider
for
all
operating
systems.
Connecting
to
a
CDMA/EVDO
Network
for
Internet
Access
After
activating
your
wireless
account,
you
can
establish
your
Internet
connection
through
a
Windows
dial
‐
up
session.
Setup
procedures
vary
according
to
the
type
of
wireless
service
provider
used.
Before
You
Begin
●
Make
sure
you
have
one
CDMA
capable
MultiModem
Cell
modem.
●
The
modem
must
receive
a
proper
signal
and
have
network
registration
through
the
wireless
provider’s
network.
●
Install
the
Multi
‐
Tech
drivers
for
your
particular
model
on
a
computer
running
Windows
7,
Vista
or
XP.
Connecting
to
an
GSM/GPRS/HSPA
Network
for
Internet
Access
After
you
insert
the
SIM
card
and
complete
all
other
setup
steps,
establish
an
Internet
connection
through
a
Windows
dial
‐
up
session.
Before
You
Begin
●
Make
sure
you
have
one
HSPA
capable
MultiModem
cell
modem.
●
The
MultiModem
modem
has
a
HSPA
capable
network
and
an
active
SIM
card.
●
The
modem
must
receive
a
proper
signal
and
have
network
registration
through
the
wireless
provider’s
network.
●
Install
the
Multi
‐
Tech
drivers
on
a
computer
running
Windows
7,
Vista
or
XP.