Sprint OVATION U727 - Manual

Sprint OVATION U727

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Sprint Mobile Broadband USB Modem by Novatel Wireless

Ovation™ U727

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the Ovation U727 USB Modem by Novatel Wireless?

A: The Ovation U727 is Novatel Wireless’ next generation USB modem, which offers users a 2-

in-1 USB Modem and memory storage device in a more compact hardware design making it

one of the smallest form factors available in the U.S.

Q: What networks does the Ovation U727 operate on?

A: The Ovation U727 operates on Sprint’s nationwide Vision

SM

(CDMA 1x) and Mobile

Broadband

SM

(CDMA 1xEV-DO Rev 0 and Rev A) network.

Q: Does the flip-up antenna need to be extended in order to meet performance

expectations?

A: Yes. This “loop” antenna design is meant to be extended in order to perform a maximum

levels when the device is in use.

Q: Which Operating Systems are supported for use with the Novatel Wireless Ovation

U727?

A: Microsoft Windows Vista/XP/2000; Macintosh OS X version 10.4.6 or higher; and Linux. The

following Operating Systems are not supported: Palm and Pocket PC (Windows Mobile CE).

Q: Does the Ovation U727 support voice calls, fax and/or text messaging?

A: No. Voice calls, fax and text messaging are not supported.

Q: Which applications are well suited for using with the Ovation U727 and the improved

upload speeds?

A:

Consumer

Business

Applications

Email – Send large files faster

Internet/Intranet Access

Video Conferencing and Surveillance

Real-time Media Streaming

Online Gaming

Corporate Server (using VPN) Access

Online Field Service Systems

Healthcare/Insurance, sending images

Q:

How do I identify a Type-A USB Modem port?

A: The Ovation U727 is designed for common Type A USB form factor. Type A USB ports found

on virtually all computers (desktops, notebooks, tablet PCs etc) and often times is identified

with a USB symbol that resembles a cactus

. Not to be confused with the smaller firewire

port, whose symbol represents a Y

. Smaller USB ports, called Type B ports are

commonly found on some PDAs and mobile phones and the Ovation U727 will not fit into

them.

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