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Digi TransPort WR Routers User Guide 194
CDMA provisioning
CDMA provisioning is different from GSM since CDMA (in most cases) does not use a SIM card. The
CDMA module provisioning process creates a CDMA data connection to the mobile carrier network.
This authenticates the modem and retrieves account information which is written to flash memory
on the CDMA module itself, not the router’s configuration file. Mobile account information is stored
on the CDMA module. Therefore, you cannot remove provisioning information from the CDMA
module by performing a factory reset on your TransPort router.
If provisioning fails (the device does not obtain a phone number), contact the carrier and verify that
the device has an active account. You will need to provide the MEID of the device which is available
under Management > Network Status > Interfaces > Mobile. See Quick Note 25, CDMA Provisioning
on a Digi TransPort Router for example configuration.
Provider
If the router was not supplied pre-provisioned, obtain the following details from the Service
Provider:
▪ A 15-digit IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity)
▪ An NAI (Network Access Identifier)
▪ An NAI password
Once these details have been obtained, it is possible to provision the CDMA module by inserting
those details into the Automatic Provisioning section of this web page and clicking on the Start
button.
Automatic provisioning
Sprint Vision uses Automatic provisioning (semi-automatic). In most cases, you can provision
TransPort router without entering any information into the configuration page. If for some reason
the TransPort router is an older version using a module that does not support OMA DM, you must
enter three fields of information into the Automatic configuration page. This information is
provided by Sprint.
If required, enter the MSL/PTN/MSID parameters before clicking Start
MSL
The master subsidy lock (MSL) code. Get this code from the mobile operator.
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