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Making the First Connection

tart by connecting the Thuraya Phone to the USB hub via the Thuraya data USB

cable (not included in package). Connect the USB hub to the standard USB port

on the XT-Hotspot. To charge the internal battery, connect the power adapter

cable to the micro-USB connector and plug the power-adapter to a 110/220 volt

source. Turn the phone on and make sure it is registered and configured for GmPRS

connectivity. Move the XT-Hotspot on/off switch to the on position. Once the hotspot

is up the WiFi LED will become a solid green. The hotspot will then attempt to establish

a GmPRS connection if it is configured for an always-on connection (default). Once a

connection is established the LED with the Internet symbol (LED closest to the edge)

will start flashing once per second. Next turn on your PC and scan for wireless networks.

This procedure can be different for different Operating Systems. For example on

Windows XP, you can view the available WiFi networks by clicking the WiFi icon on the

right end of the bottom panel and then selecting "View Wireless Networks". The

hotspot WiFi ID -

(Refresh Network List in Windows XP). Once the

click Connect.

Start a web browser on the PC and see if you can access websites on the Internet. Once

you are done with the Internet session, turn off the hotspot or pull the Thuraya USB

cable out to disconnect the connection. If the Internet LED is blinking but you cannot

connect to websites then your PC may not be connected properly to the hotspot. If the

Internet LED does not blink then the hotspot has not been able to initiate a GmPRS

connection. Review the troubleshooting section below to obtain the information needed

to diagnose the problem.

The XT-Hotspot can handle failures in GmPRS connectivity. For example, the XT-

Hotspot can be powered up without the Thuraya phone being connected to the hotspot.

Plugging in the cable at a later time will cause the connection to be initiated. Additionally

if the GmPRS connection attempt fails the first time, the XT-Hotspot will periodically

attempt to establish a connection at a later time.

If you want to use the hotspot in wired mode, connect the PC's LAN port to the LAN port on the hotspot.

Make sure that the PC is configured to get an IP address automatically. Note that PCs are usually

configured for automatic IP address assignment

Manage the Hotspot

Connect via WiFi to the

and enter the address

configuration page on the hotspot and not a web site on the Internet. The login screen

will appear. Login to the hotspot with user name

Network

Click the

interface shows the status of the GMPRS connection. If you need to view or edit the

GMPRS access configuration then click the Edit button in the GMPRS row. Make the

Thuraya

will appear. If it doesn't, wait for 10 seconds, and re-scan

Thuraya

ID as described earlier. Open up your web browser

http://192.168.1.1

tab to open up the Interfaces page. In this page the

Thuraya

in the address bar. This is the internal web

root

and password

ID appears, select it and

admin

GMPRS