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60 Section 3C: Changing the Settings of Sprint PCS Connection Manager
The following table describes the options:
Menu Item Description
Always show
Welcome
Screens Display a welcome screen upon a successful connection to the
Sprint Power Vision/Sprint PCS Vision network.
GO
automatically
when ready Automatically connect to the Sprint PCS Network after
Sprint PCS Connection Manager starts, or whenever
Sprint PCS Connection Manager loses the network
connection.
Tip: You can also set Sprint PCS Connection Manager to start
automatically (see “ Launch Connection Manager automatically ” on
page 58). These settings provide an “always-on” connection, as long
as you have network coverage.
You can have a connection established automatically, without
having to run Sprint PCS Connection Manager. Select
Enable NIC for
data connections (below) and GO automatically when ready .
Enable NIC
for data
connections Make a connection automatically, without running
Sprint PCS Connection Manager—simply by starting
whatever application you want to use (such as your Web
browser or email application).
Note:
GO automatically when ready
must also be selected.
Automatic Attempt a Sprint Power Vision (1xEV-DO) connection and, if
not successful, attempt the slower Sprint PCS Vision (1X)
connection.
1xEV-DO
Only Attempt only a Sprint Power Vision (1xEV-DO) connection.
Note: When in an area that has only Sprint PCS Vision (1X) coverage,
you won’t be able to connect to the network.
1X Only Attempt only a Sprint PCS Vision (1X) connection (even when
you are in Sprint Power Vision [1xEV-DO] coverage, which
provides faster data transmission speeds).
Note: When in an area that has only Sprint Power Vision (1xEV-DO)
coverage, you won’t be able to connect to the network.
Sprint Disable roaming when Sprint coverage is unavailable. You will
be able to connect only when Sprint coverage is available.
Automatic Allow roaming when Sprint coverage is unavailable.
Note: Roaming rates will apply. Roam Guard (page 42) can remind
you of this.