It’s when you try to use a 3G USB modem or tether the Clear Spot to your 3G or 4G phone that you need to check Cradlepoint’s compatible-device list (also relevant for the Clear Spot), as well as to consult with your wireless carrier (not every wireless carrier is tethering friendly).Īfter several days of use, I noticed that the Clear Spot handles IP addressing differently than other Clearwire products do. Once all three LEDs on the top are green–indicating that the device is connected and logged in to the wireless service–you should be able to browse for the Clear-Spot- xxxx wireless SSID with no extra software just browse for the network name and type in the last six digits as your initial password.
The Clear Spot should be plug-and-play for already-activated 4G USB modems the process was smooth in my testing.
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