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Installing the ZoomCell Modem
Chapter 1 provided a quick example to allow you to test the modem using Windows
dial-up networking. This chapter includes more detailed information for using the modem
with either the serial port or USB port, and provides information for using different
Operating Systems with the modem.
Installing your Hardware
If you have not yet installed your hardware by either following the steps in the quick start
or in Chapter 1, please follow the steps below.
Plugging a micro SIM into the micro SIM slot of the modem
ZoomCell Modems use a 3FF SIM card, which is typically called a micro SIM. The
modem supports 1.8v and 3.0v SIM cards and will automatically detect which type you
are using. If you plan to use your modem in extreme temperature conditions, we
recommend that you get a SIM card rated for industrial temperatures.
Compatible SIM cards can be obtained from either AT&T, T-Mobile or other providers
that offer service compatible with your ZoomCell modem. For a list of compatible
providers please see www.zoomtel.com/m2mproviders.
To install your SIM card, first unscrew and remove the case's SIM cover (Model 4575
only). Plug in a micro SIM at the location shown in Figure 1. After the micro SIM is in
place, model 4575 users should put the SIM cover back in place and screw it in.
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