What data cards are required to connect to 3G networks

The AR supports three 3G models: SIM/USIM/UIM card + 3G model +3G antenna SIM/USIM/UIM card + 3G data card + device with an USB interface SIM/USIM/UIM card + 3G interface card + device supporting interface card. The hardware that supports 3G includes the 3G data card, 3G card, and 3G model. The AR equipped with a 3G data card or 3G card provides 3G interfaces. The 3G model is equipped with 3G interfaces. All the ARs with a USB interface support 3G data card. However, the AR supports specified models of 3G data cards. The AR supports the following WCDMA-capable 3G data cards: E367, E352u, E180, E173u, K4605, E177, E372, K3765, E355, E303, E3236, E3131, E3331, E3251, and K4305. The AR supports the following CDMA2000-capable 3G data card: EC1261.

The hardware that supports 3G includes the 3G data card, 3G card, and 3G model. The AR equipped with a 3G data card or 3G card provides 3G interfaces. The 3G model is equipped with 3G interfaces. All the ARs with the SIC slot support 3G cards. The AR supports the following WCDMA-capable 3G card: 3G-HSPA+7 card. The AR supports the following CDMA2000-capable 3G card: 3G-EVDO card.

The hardware that supports 3G includes the 3G data card, 3G card, and 3G model. The AR equipped with a 3G data card or 3G card provides 3G interfaces. The 3G model is equipped with 3G interfaces. The 3G model refers to the AR with a 3G antenna interface. The 3G interface can be configured on the 3G model with no 3G data card or 3G card inserted. The 3G models in compliance with the WCDMA standard include the AR151G-HSPA+7, AR157G-HSPA+7, and AR207G-HSPA+7. The 3G model in compliance with the CDMA2000 standard includes the AR151G-C.

A 3G data card is hot swappable.

For a WCDMA data card: - The green indicator blinks twice in rapid succession: Indicates that the card is not registered to any network. - The blue indicator blinks slowly (0.5 Hz): Indicates that the card has registered to a network. - The blue indicator keeps on: Indicates that the dial-up is successful but no data service is running. - The cyan (bright blue) indicator keeps on: Indicates that the dial-up is successful and data services are running. For a CDMA2000 data card: - The blue indicator blinks slowly (0.5 Hz): Indicates that the card is not registered to any network. - The blue indicator blinks twice in rapid succession: Indicates that the card has registered to a network. - The blue indicator blinks quickly (4 Hz): Indicates that the dial-up is successful, and data services are running.