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Each time Watcher launches, it launches in Full Mode view. In Full Mode view all menus, indicators,
and buttons are displayed.
The window contains:
The indicator area which contains icons showing your signal strength, coverage, and
roaming status.
Action buttons to connect and disconnect, links to customization menus, a digital help
guide, and a shortcut that closes Full Mode view and enables System Tray Mode.
In the alternate view, System Tray Mode, Watcher remains running in the background but no window is
displayed. This feature provides the option of keeping your desktop clear of multiple windows.
Indicator area and icons
Depending on the AirCard 580’s operating status, various icons are displayed in the Indicator Area.
Table 4-1: Indicator Area Icons
Icon Meaning
Icon Meaning
The Signal Strength icon displays when Watcher is turned on. The bars indicate the strength
of the radio signal. Four bars signify that the signal strength is at its maximum peak. The
strength will change depending on where you are.
This displays when no signal is available or when the AirCard 580 is powered off. The
antenna symbol is red and the bars are dimmed. When this occurs, no connection is
possible for one of the following reasons:
No antenna is attached
You are outside the CDMA network coverage area
The signal strength is too weak
A network or account problem is preventing the AirCard 580 from obtaining service
The Service Indicator icons display which network service is currently available at your
location (3G - 1xEV-DO and 1xRTT or 2G)
1xEV-DO service is the default connection. This icon displays “3G 1x EVDO” and
communicates that the 1xEV-DO network is available. Watcher defaults to the best
available network connection once connected. (For example: if all three connection types
are available, Watcher selects the 1xEV-DO connection first, by default, because it is the
premier service).
The “3G 1xRTT” icon signifies that because the 1xEV-DO network is currently unavailable,
Watcher establishes a session with the next best network connection available (1xRTT).
The “2G” icon signifies that only the 2G network is available. The “3G 1xEVDO” icon
becomes dimmed and 3G changes to read 2G.
The icon is “off” (dimmed) when no service is available.
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