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Installing the Nokia CS-12 / CS-18 on Mac OS 10.6
Nokia's CS-12 and CS-18 Internet Sticks supports speeds of up to 14.4Mbps downlink and 5.76Mbps uplink and is compatible with Windows XP and later as well as Mac OS 10.4 and above. The device has also been tested successfully with Ubuntu Linux.
Specifications
Connectivity
- 3G: 850 / 1900 / 2100 MHz
- GSM: 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Installation
Connect the CS-12 to an available USB port on your Mac. The new hardware will be detected automatically as removable storage:
Open up the media and run the Nokia Internet Modem installer package:
Read the license agreement and click Continue:
If you accept the terms and conditions click Agree:
Select a destination for the program files to be copied to:
Click Install:
The required program files and drivers will now be copied to the Mac. When complete click Close:
New Network Interface devices will be detected:
Select the option to open Network Preferences and then simply Apply the new changes. There is no need to adjust any configuration settings here.
The Nokia Internet Modem will now launch automatically. If it does not, an icon will have been added both to the Dock and also to the Applications folder, launch the application manually if required:
The software will determine the correct Internet connection settings to use automatically based on the SIM card inserted in the device. To initiate the Internet connection, click on the entry for Internet Connection:
and then on the button to Connect to the Internet. After a few moments the device will be connected to the Internet:
The Messages and Contacts views provide access to SIM contacts and SMS text messages:
Should you wish to manually edit the Internet connection settings, or create a new connection profile for a private access point, click on the Settings icon:
Select Internet Connection:
Select Connection Profiles:
A list of configured connections will be displayed. To add a new connection profile, click New:
You will now be able to add a profile for virtually any mobile operator by country using the Nokia's database of global connection settings. Alternatively, to create a new profile manually, click New:
Enter the required connection settings and click OK. The new connection profile will now be listed.
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