This is a user guide for the Nokia 30 GSM connectivity terminal, which introduces how to use modem
The guide introduces the Nokia 30 GSM Connectivity Terminal, describing its high‑speed wireless capabilities, supported data connections (GPRS, USSD, etc.) and security features such as AutoPIN and encryption. It explains three usage modes: as a wireless modem for a PC, via AT commands in terminal software, or connected to an electronics application for M2M communication.
Detailed sections cover safety information, unpacking the sales package, installing the SIM card, mounting the terminal, configuring modem settings, creating dial‑up or GPRS connections, and troubleshooting common issues. Technical specifications, power requirements, and accessory options are listed at the end of the manual.
| Dimensions (without RS‑232 adapter) | 84 × 53 × 26 mm |
|---|---|
| Volume | <110 cm³ |
| Weight (without adapter) | 65 g |
| Weight (with RS‑232 adapter) | 130 g |
| Power supply model | ACW‑5A |
| Input voltage | 90‑264 VAC |
| AC mains plug type | Europe, UK, US |
| Operating temperature range | -10 °C to 45 °C |
| Storage temperature range | -40 °C to 48 °C |
| Relative humidity (operation) | 20 % – 75 % (non‑condensing) |
Three ways: as a wireless modem, by typing AT commands in terminal software, or connected to an electronics application for M2M communication.
The package contains the Nokia 30 terminal, ACW‑5A power supply, RS‑232 data adapter, RS‑232 data cable, installation kit, product note, and a CD‑ROM.
The SIM card is installed following the steps in the "Installing the SIM card" section (page 13).