Sprint Nextel 595U - Manual (Page 45)

Section 3A: Your USB Modem: The Basics 37
Common items
Sprint Connection Manager may display, depending on the settings of your USB
modem, the following buttons and text:
ⅷ Menu or the button — Displays the Sprint Connection Manager menu
(page 61).
ⅷ (upper right corner of the window) — Minimizes Sprint Connection Manager
(page 49).
ⅷ — Exits Sprint Connection Manager (page 49).
ⅷ (Mobile Broadband window) — Expands the Mobile Broadband window
(page 46) and displays the amount of data transferred (when Connected), or,
when disconnected, the lock status of your USB modem (locked or unlocked
).
ⅷ (Displayed when the Mobile Broadband window is expanded) — Hides the
amount of data transferred and the lock status of your USB modem (page 46).
ⅷ
GO (Mobile Broadband window) — Starts the Sprint Power Vision or
Sprint Vision connection (page 50).
ⅷ
Stop (Mobile Broadband window) — Ends the data connection (visible when a
connection is established; page 54); also ends the NMEA output.
ⅷ (GPS Receiver window) — Expands the GPS Receiver window (page 46) and
displays location information.
ⅷ (Displayed when the GPS Receiver window is expanded) — Hides the
location information.
Satellites Number of satellites used in the current GPS fix.
Altitude Altitude, in feet.
Last fix Date/time that the GPS values were last acquired.
GPS Port The current NMEA port. (For information on NMEA, see “What is
NMEA?” on page 90.)
This information is useful when configuring a GPS application to use
your GPS-capable device (page 90).
Heading Current direction, in degrees.