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Old 06-18-2015, 03:07 PM   #12
chaley
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Originally Posted by peaceridge View Post
Yes, a jetpack is a mobile hotspot. CC connects to Calibre on my pc just fine through the hotspot. I'm traveling in an RV and want to move all my ebooks to my new phone. I do not have a LAN set up (can't seem to figure out what the problem is). Honestly, I'm not sure if it counts against the data plan, I just figured it did. Kind of afraid to test it out. Um, don't know what a telco system is. Thanks.
Does the jetpack have a SIM or some other "thing" that lets it use your mobile plan? If so, what happens if you take that out? Said another way, what happens if the jetpack cannot connect to the mobile network?

If this manual (Verizon Ellipsis Jetpack) describes what you have then you can see if traffic between your device and your computer counts. Page 11 of the manual says how to see how much of your data plan has been used.

Page 27 describes how to "lock" the SIM so that the jetpack will not connect to the internet. If your device can talk to calibre while the SIM is locked then you know that you aren't using any of your data plan.
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