Supported Data Cards
The Gateway
C120 and C130 Series support 16-bit and 32-bit Data Cards supplied
by the cellular carriers. A supported Data Card is automatically
recognized when it is inserted into the CardBus slot on the front
of the unit. The supported Data Cards are:
| Alltel PC 5750 |
Novatel V720 (Verizon) |
Sierra Wireless Aircard 595 |
Verizon PC5740 |
| Huawei EC360 |
Novatel EX720 (req. caddy) |
Sierra Wireless Aircard 597E (cdma) ( req. caddy ) |
Verizon PC5750 |
| Huawei 620 ( Non-US GSM ) |
Novatel XU870 (req. caddy) |
Sierra Wireless Aircard 850 (Non-US GSM) |
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| Kyocera KPC 650 |
Novatel X950D (gsm) (req. caddy) |
Sierra Wireless Aircard 860 (AT&T) |
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| Kyocera 680 (req. caddy. Not supported w/VMB5000 caddy) |
Option GT Max 3.5 HSDPA |
Sierra Wireless Aircard 875 (AT&T) |
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| Novatel EX720 (req. caddy) |
Option GT Max 3.5 HSUPA |
Sierra Wireless Aircard 881 (AT&T) |
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| Novatel 620 |
Pantech PX500 |
Sierra Wireless Aircard 5220 |
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| Novatel 640 (req. caddy) |
Sierra Wireless Aircard 555 |
Sony GC82/GC83/GC85 |
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| Novatel S720 (Sprint) |
Sierra Wireless Aircard 580 |
Sony Ericson PC300 (gsm) |
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Note: "req. caddy" denotes an aircard that is a PCI Expressbus card. PCI Express cards are smaller than a standard PCMCIA adapter and require an appropriate adapter to work in a standard PCMCIA CardBus Slot. Unfortunately, not all manufacturers provide adapters that are 100% compatible. If you are using one of the PCI Express cards listed here, and your JBM router does not automatically recognize your card when it is inserted, please try a different PCMCIA Adapter Caddy before contacting JBM Technical Support.
We continually
add support for new Data Cards to the Gateways. If your Data Card
is not supported, please contact
us so we can provide an updated driver.
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