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RECONNECT: To reconnect the CLEAR Spot, if you’ve lost your connection to the network.

On the bottom right of every CLEAR Spot Home, you can click

CLEAR Support

. This link opens a

new window (

http://www.clear.com/support

) where you can access a variety of resources such as:

Forum Discussions, Frequently Asked Questions, Live Chat Support, Downloads available for your

CLEAR Spot and login to your CLEAR online account.

We recommend bookmarking the CLEAR Spot Home Page for easy reference.

Manage your CLEAR Spot (continued)

CLEAR Spot Home Page / Summary

The Summary Tab displays helpful information about your CLEAR Spot.

Network Name (SSID): Shows the CLEAR Spot’s wi-fi network name, which is broadcast by the

CLEAR Spot, to allow wi-fi-enabled devices to identify and connect to it. The wi-fi network name

appears on the LCD screen. The CLEAR Spot wi-fi network name can be changed using the

CLEAR Spot Home Page Setup Wizard. The CLEAR Spot wi-fi network name also can be

changed on the Wi-Fi Settings / Basic Tab.

Wi-Fi Channel: Shows the channel number being used by the CLEAR Spot.

Wi-Fi Range: Shows the current wi-fi network range setting and allows you to set the CLEAR

Spot for best battery life (Short), best wi-fi range (Long), or a balance of each (Medium).

MAC Address: Shows the MAC (Media Access Control) Address (ID) of the CLEAR Spot. A

MAC Address (ID) is a unique serial number burned into network adaptors that identifies them on

a network. The CLEAR Spot has the ability to specify what MAC Addresses are allowed to

connect to its wi-fi network.

Current Device Settings:

4G Status: Shows the current status of

the 4G connection. The status may be

one of the following: Connected,

Searching, Connecting, and Not

Connected.

Signal: Shows the CLEAR Spot signal

strength at your current location. Signal

Strength is composed of:

RSSI (Received Signal Strength

Indicator): Displays power present

in the radio signal (RSSI) of the

active connection.

CINR (Carrier-to-Interference

Noise Ratio): Displays a

measurement of signal effectiveness

for the active connection.

Tower: Shows the tower to which the

CLEAR Spot is connected.

Frequency: Shows the center frequency

of the 4G channel being used by the

CLEAR Spot.

If you’re using your CLEAR Spot click

here

to

open the CLEAR Spot Home Page.