Quick tips, Aximize, Ignal – CLEAR 4G Mobile USB Users Guide User Manual

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Quick Tips

To Maximize Signal Strength

When indoors, use your Mobile USB near a window or outside wall in order to receive the

strongest signal.

If your Mobile USB is displaying a red light, it is not receiving a CLEAR 4G signal. Try moving to

a different location until the Mobile USB displays a green light.

CLEAR Connection Manager

In order to use your Mobile USB, the CLEAR Connection Manager must be running.

If you’re using a laptop with Microsoft Windows®, your CLEAR Connection Manager automatically

starts running.

If you’re using a device with a Mac® operating system, you need to open the CLEAR Connection

Manager.

Computer Doesn’t Recognize your Mobile USB?







Important Message from CLEAR

If your browser is stuck on a message from CLEAR, follow the onscreen instructions in order to

view the message and provide any requested information

If your account is past due, click the option to make a payment. You also can make a payment

through our automated payment system, by calling 888-888-3113 and selecting option 2.

Windows® USB Selective Suspend Feature Issue

During testing, it was confirmed that a known Microsoft XP issue could potentially affect the

Mobile USB.

For more information and to fix the problem, please visit the Microsoft support website:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/817900

If your computer cannot communicate with your Mobile USB, the

CLEAR Connection Manager will display “No Device Detected”.
Make sure the Mobile USB is firmly plugged into an available USB

port. If the Mobile USB is inserted correctly, you should see a green

or red light. If you don’t see a green or red light, try moving the

Mobile USB to another available USB port on your computer.

Verify that your computer recognizes your Mobile USB.

Confirm the status line no longer reads, “No Device Detected.”

You should see a message similar to “Initializing” or “Searching

the Network”.

You also can go into the Device Manager tool (on your

computer) to confirm the Mobile USB (WiMAX device) appears

in the “Network Adapters” list.

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