CLEAR Spot 4G Users Guide - Manual (Page 23)

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Quick Tips
Extend the CLEAR Spot Battery Life
 Use the CLEAR Spot Home Page to decrease the wi-fi network range (Basic > Wireless (Wi-Fi) >
wi-fi network range > short).
 Use the CLEAR Spot Home Page to limit the number of wi-fi users (Basic > Wireless (Wi-Fi) > wi-
fi Max Clients).
 The CLEAR Spot Battery Status Indicator changes colors to indicate the charge status of the
battery.
o
During Charging: Red LED turns ON.
o Charge Complete: Green LED turns ON.
o
Battery level is at or below 30%: Red LED is turned ON.
o Battery level is 31% - 60%: Orange LED is turned ON.
o Battery level is 61% - 100%: Green LED is turned ON.
Maximize security of the CLEAR Spot
 Use the CLEAR Spot Home Page Setup Wizard to change the wi-fi network name and password.
If you’re using your CLEAR Spot and are connected to the internet, click here to open the CLEAR
Spot Home Page.
 Use the highest level of wi-fi security your wi-fi-enabled devices support – check your wi-fi-
enabled device’s user manual for instructions.
Ensure your devices recognize your CLEAR Spot
Make sure you are using the correct CLEAR Spot wi-fi network name and password. The default wi-
fi network name is “Clear Spot xxx” where “xxx” are the last three digits of the MAC ID, which can be
found in two places – on the label on the CLEAR Spot battery cover and under the battery. The MAC
ID also might be referred to as MAC or Default Network.
 When entering letters, please use lowercase.
 If you changed your network name and password and can’t remember them, you easily can reset
them. Click here to see the instructions. If you printed this document, please refer to the Quick
Tips / Resetting your Username and Password section.
 Make sure you have not “disabled” the SSID Broadcast setting. If you set “SSID Broadcast” to
disable, other users will not see your CLEAR Spot wi-fi network name in the list of available
wireless networks.