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  • Opt out of Windlinx

    We understand not everyone wants to use Windlinx just yet. If you wish to use your own cellular and internet provider, please follow these guidlines. Q: I do not want to use WindLinx wireless services – how do I opt out of this service? A: Depending on the type of iPack purchased, you can opt out of...
    Posted to Windlinx Service for NRG iPacks (Forum) by johng on 09-22-2010

  • Upgrade an Older CDMA iPack (SN 3531NNNN) for Windlinx

    It is possible to upgrade older Verizon based CDMA iPacks (SN 3531NNNN) for use on Windlinx! To do so, contact NRG for an RMA and let us know that you want to upgrade the iPack for Windlinx use (the unit does have to be returned to NRG for update). NRG will go through the iPack, make the necessary configuration...
    Posted to Windlinx Service for NRG iPacks (Forum) by johng on 09-22-2010

  • Windlinx CDMA and Canada

    Prior to Windlinx' introduction in June 2010, the TELUS based CDMA iPack (SN 4222NNNN) was used for serivce in Canada. Intiialization was sometimes tricky for the TELUS based units and the TELUS based units were the only CDMA choice. For those of you that are used to the TELUS iPacks, Windlinx should...
    Posted to Windlinx Service for NRG iPacks (Forum) by johng on 09-22-2010

  • Installation of a CDMA Windlinx Ready iPack (SN 3861NNNN)

    There are some differences when installing a Windlinx Ready CDMA iPack (SN 3861NNNN) compared to the older CDMA iPack (3531NNNN). First off, the unit has already been initialized and call tested at NRG. This is important to note as the installer no longer has to perform the over the air programming ...
    Posted to Windlinx Service for NRG iPacks (Forum) by johng on 09-22-2010

  • Re: Does NRG make a CDMA iPack that works in Canada?

    UPDATE: All CDMA iPacks shipped after June 3, 2010 are compatible with the TELUS and Bell Canada networks with WindLinx service. All of these iPacks (serial number starting 3861) are initiallized at NRG for use with WindLinx and are ready to go anywhere in North America. The TELUS-only iPack (serial...
    Posted to Cellular Providers and Coverage (Forum) by David Carlson on 07-06-2010

  • Re: For CDMA Technology, what is a PRL and OTAP?

    Thanks for your input Shan. Unfortunately, using CDMA modems with different service providers is not as simple as loading a different PRL. In order to activate a CDMA modem on a network, it must include full provisioning in the form of a QCN file (firmware). CDMA modems come with preloaded firmware,...
    Posted to Cellular Providers and Coverage (Forum) by David Carlson on 11-30-2009

  • For CDMA Technology, what is a PRL and OTAP?

    The Preferred Roaming List (PRL) is essentially a mini database that is stored inside a mobile phone that contains information about the service provider and cellular system. For more information see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preferred_Roaming_List Over The Air Programming (OTAP) allows information...
    Posted to Cellular Providers and Coverage (Forum) by johng on 10-28-2009

  • Forced Initialization of Telus CDMA iPack

    Ideally, a CDMA iPack using a Telus account would be intialized automatically using NRG's SDR software, and during the intialization process, the iPack's phone modem would obtain the PRL (PreferredRoaming List). Unfortunately, many customers have not been able to do the standard intialization...
    Posted to iPack Setup (Forum) by Julia Austin on 09-02-2009

  • What is CDMA?

    There is a good explanation of CDMA Cellular technology at wikipedia... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CDMA2000 CDMA is typically found in the USA and Canada. NRG CDMA iPacks typically use 1XRTT connection technology. Most CDMA carriers no longer support "circuit switched" connections, although...
    Posted to Cellular Providers and Coverage (Forum) by johng on 06-11-2009

  • Re: PV panels

    Hi Jay, If you are in an area that gets limited exposure to the sun, it's a good idea to do just what you suggest above. Installing addional PV panels in parallel is a good way to ensure the battery is getting enough charge to keep calling. The maximum wattage of any of the individual panels you...
    Posted to iPack Setup (Forum) by David Carlson on 05-05-2009
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