O2 930D, Quick Start Manual

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The O2 USB Modem LED display
The table below is a guide to help you get the most from your mobile broadband experience.
Tip: GPRS, EDGE, 3G, HSDPA and HSPA are all types of mobile networks. HSDPA and
HSPA are the fastest, however any Wi-Fi hotspot connection will generally be the fastest
way of connecting to the internet.
How fast can you go?
The speed you get will depend on how far away you are from a transmitter, the
number of people using the network and the type of network you’re connected to.
As we improve our network you will automatically connect to the fastest network
available. The LED on the modem changes colour to indicate which network is
available and which network you’re connected to.
faster
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LED
Light
Status Meaning Good for…
Flashing red
SIM card may be missing or
inserted incorrectly
Solid red
GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA cellular
service is currently not available
Flashing green GPRS service is available
Solid green
Connected to a network
using GPRS
Emailing and
browsing the web
Flashing violet EDGE service is available
Solid violet
Connected to a network using
EDGE
Emailing and
browsing the web
Flashing blue 3G service is available
Solid blue
Connected to a network using
3G
Plus downloading
music and pictures
Solid yellow
Connected to a network using
HSDPA
Plus downloading film
clips and larger files
Solid turquoise
Connected to a network using
HSPA
Plus uploading film
clips and larger files
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