All current Mobile Connect cards do not have the physical capability to be used on the higher speed, so upgrading the software won't help.

No, unfortunately the current cards cannot be upgraded to support HSDPA. Customers will need to purchase the new HSDPA enabled Vodafone Mobile Connect cards.

Vodafone Mobile Connect is the software used to connect to the Internet using the Vodafone 3G datacard. It also offers support for VPN (Virtual Private Network). Vodafone Mobile Connect ‘Lite’, is the software automatically installed by the Vodafone USB Modem. It allows connecting to the Internet but offers no support for VPN. It is possible however to use the full working version which can be downloaded from our website if required.

Vodafone Mobile Connect USB Modem is a super fast and super simple modem that can be plugged into any PC or Laptop to provide Internet connection up to 3.6Mps speed over M1’s new HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) network.

Go to ‘Tools>Select Network’ in the Vodafone Mobile Connect software and choose Manual to see the various networks that support 3G/GPRS connections. Once selected, you may refer to the status bar at the bottom of the window, which will display the network you are on as well as the signal strength. Please ensure you select a network that has a roaming agreement with M1. Check the list of Vodafone networks to see where you can enjoy the rate of $0.0105/KB.*

In order to access files on your company Local Area Network (LAN) you will need IT support to arrange a link between your computer network and the Vodacom Network.

The Modem installs the software by itself once you have plugged into the PC or Laptop. There are no other CD-ROMs for you to use for the installation.

Even though it shows you are connected at 3.6Mmbps, it depends on which broadband plan you are on. The speed might vary according to the broadband plan you are on.

New software upgrades for the modem and other devices will be available through our website at www.m1.com.sg/broadband.

HSPPA or 3G will be detected wherever it is available. If there is no HSPPA/3G signal, the Vodafone Mobile Connect software will connect to GPRS, if available. Vodafone Mobile Connect will only search for 3G service. If no 3G signal is detected, no connection will be made. GPRS will be detected wherever it is available. If no GPRS signal is detected, Vodafone Mobile Connect software will try to connect to 3G. Vodafone Mobile Connect will only search for GPRS service.

Yes, the 3G/GPRS data card is a quad-band device (900/1800/1900/2100MHz) that will enable you to connect to any overseas network with which M1 has a roaming agreement. In addition, you can roam with Vodafone networks at only $0.0105/KB.* Please refer to the list of data roaming destinations.

From the Vodafone Mobile Connect screen, select Tools > Options > Programs > VPN > Other and browse for your VPN client program. Press OK and you will see a shortcut VPN icon on the Vodafone Mobile Connect software.

ETHERNET – Each of these green LEDs will be solidly lit when there is an active connection to the corresponding Ethernet port of the Router. Each LED flashes when there is network traffic passing through the corresponding port. WIRELESS – This green LED will be solidly lit when the Router is connected to the Wireless-G (802.11g) and/or Wireless-B (802.11b) network.

Remove the Vodafone Mobile Connect Card from the Router, and then look on the back of the card. You will see “Option Model GT 3G Quad” which is currently sold at M1 Shops.

You need to access the GUI of the WRT54G3G in order to verify if the card can really be detected or not. The detailed information can be found on the STATUS – 3G/GPRS Card Status. If the 3G datacard is working, you should be able to see the Model, revision and firmware of the 3G card. Alternatively, you can also use the PCMCIA slot of your notebook to check if the card is still functioning. Once the 3G card is inserted, the computer must be able to detect it.

The modem can be used on any PC or Laptop (that meets the minimum requirements) and it is portable. However the internet connection cannot be shared. The 3G Broadband Router will be more suitable for this use as the Internet connection can be shared.

Of course! Simply email your requirement and your plan will be upgraded from the start of the following month

one of the world's leading mobile telecommunications companies, Vodafone takes its responsibilities very seriously. The Vodafone Group has committed €7 million (Euros) on Electromagnetic Field (EMF) research programmes and projects which have already been completed and others which are currently under way or to be undertaken by 2007.

Of course! Simply email your requirement and your plan will be upgraded from the start of the following month

To send email through Vodafone's GPRS system, you must set the outgoing (SMTP) server to smtp.vodafone.net.nz (instead of mail.yourdomain.co.nz).

Just bought an iPhone from online store on Dec 20, 2007. Just received it and found this statement on the box: Requirements: Minimum new two-year wireless service plan with AT&T required to activate all iPhone features, including iPod features…”

Every PC on campus has a life cycle of about 3 years. Through the ongoing Desktop Computing Project initiative, each department is visited once every 3 years for possible replacement or upgrade of PCs.

YES. To an extent. This is a fixed wireless network so as long you can see our tower and let us know you are moving the equipment it is mobile. Perfect for trailers, tractors, etc...

No, this is a completely different technology to 3G and Bluetooth - this provides faster, more reliable and much cheaper access to the Internet.

This depends upon the mobile device and your security and performance requirements. See Q8 or contact us for more details.

The first option is to power on the Router with the Vodafone Mobile Connect Card inserted. Then press the 3G/GPRS Connect/Disconnect button on the front panel of the Router. The Router will connect to the mobile network via the Vodafone Mobile Connect Card. If this is successful, the 3G/GPRS LED on the Router will light up. The second option is to log onto the Router via the Web-based Utility.

There are three possible options: Infrared adapter, Bluetooth, or Serial Data cable. After you decide what to choose, do the following: If bluetooth, enable bluetooth connection on your phone, and pair with PC by opening "Add a Bluetooth device"

A 12? PowerBook G4 1.33 loaded with the above software. I use a Presonus Firebox for my interface (or an M-Box if I am using Pro Tools) with a MidiMan 2x2 MIDI interface. I travel with the Faderfox LV1 and LX1 controllers. My samples and sounds are on an 80 GB OWC Mercury on the go FireWire drive that is bus powered.