Folks: Mac problem Seem to have lost connection to interet as well as software? Can I download the connection manager to reinstate my telstra account? Alternatively, you can download and install the Manufacturer Connection Manager via the below links. Telstra USB 4G (Aircard 320 U), Telstra Elite® USB Modem (USB 306), and Telstra Ultimate® Mobile Wi. Telstra Prepaid Mobile Broadband devices and Telstra Elite® Mobile Wi-Fi Telstra Turbo® Mobile Broadband Gateway and Telstra Ultimate. Download Telstra Connection Manager 1.5.3.8 for Mac from our website for free. This free software for Mac OS X is an intellectual property of Telstra. Telstra Connection Manager for Mac lies within System Tools, more precisely General. Telstra's Next G network supports download speeds of up to 21Mbps, but only the much more expensive Turbo 21 Modem can take advantage of this. The Telstra Turbo Pre-Paid Wireless Broadband service is compatible with both Windows and Mac OS X, and installing the software required takes just a few minutes. Download File size: 520 KB AC320UTelstra-X03.05.23.09 (Mac Upgrade Tool).NOTE. Downgrading to earlier firmware versions is not possible after installing the current release. Turbo Download Manager is a multi-threading download manager for Android, Windows, Linux, Mac OS and different browsers. It can be used to boost your downloading speed as well as to protect your download on a non-stable INTERNET Connection by resuming broken pipes. Ive just updated my macbook pro from Mac OS10.5 to 10.6. After doing so i can no longer connec to the internet with my usb modem. I am using the Telstra Turbo Connection Manager with the blue Telstra 7 Series dongle. When i put the modem into the usb port the light comes up blue on the dongle but the 'connect' button on the software is greyed out.

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I had a customer with a problem with a Telstra Pre-Paid Broadband usb modem working on her windows 7 machine. After a few hours I could not get this to work. I downloaded a zte driver for the device after working out that the model I had was a 626i. The drivers installed fine, but it would still not detect the autorun on the device to initiate the installation of the connection manager. In the device manager under other devices, I had 4 x usb ZTE devices found but would not install as a usb device. The telstra Pre-Paid Broadband usb did pickup as a drive now after the zte drivers were manually installed. Drivers were found : http://www.zte.com.au/telstra/Product_Downloads/MF626_downloads.htm
The connection manager from here didn't install.
The Mother board has 6 usb's at the rear and two on the front, but none worked for this device but all worked with usb sticks. Next I got the motherboard disk and re-installed the motherboard drivers, rebooted but still nothing. Under the device manager the universal serial bus control had the appropriate advanced host controllers installed, so I knew everything should work. Next was to find connection manager. I downloaded a couple of connection managers but still no luck. Rang Telstra help, but the person on the phone could not understand why when we plugged it in, it didn't install automatically.
I eventually used a Xp laptop which worked fine, at least she had Internet for now, but this was not her laptop. Went home. The next day I downloaded : http://www.telstra.com.au/bigpond-internet/download/document/bigpond-connection-manager-windows.zip
When extracted you will find this folder : Tucmw32-3.0.514, run setup.exe

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But still no go, I decided to uninstall the Zte drivers, then installed the connection manager again, hit repair then reinstalled the ZTE drivers and wham it worked. How or why I do not know, just happy it was all going.

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Gigabyte motherboard model : GA-EP43T-UD3L

As announced at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Telstra's Next G network has recently been upgraded to support download speeds of up to 21 megabits per second (Mbps), making it the fastest mobile broadband network in the world. To take advantage of these new speeds, Telstra has released the Turbo 21 Modem — a mobile broadband modem that connects via a USB port.

The Telstra Turbo 21 Modem is about the same size as most mobile broadband devices, though it’s a little chunkier than some of the recent USB modems from 3 Mobile and Vodafone.

The Turbo 21 Modem includes a SIM card slot and a microSD card slot to allow the device to double as a USB flash drive. Unfortunately, and unlike many other USB modems on the market, the Turbo 21 Modem isn't plug and play and requires the included software to be installed on your PC. This is particularly annoying for netbook users, as most of them don't come with optical drives. Mac users are also out of luck — the Turbo 21 Modem is only compatible with computers running Windows XP and Vista, though Telstra promises to remedy this in the near future.

A Next G SIM card is used as a form of user identification. In addition, a PIN must be entered each time the device is plugged in. The sales package includes a lanyard, a belt clip and a satin bag; there is also an antenna to boost reception.

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Though the device has a potential maximum download speed of 21Mbps, according to Telstra the Turbo 21 Modem should provide 'typical' speeds of between 550 kilobits per second (Kbps) and 8Mbps. Due to varying factors, including coverage, network congestion and signal strength, the speeds we encountered were around 2Mbps — an excellent speed when compared to competitors, but still a far cry from 8Mbps.

For this reason the '21' marketing appears slightly misleading. The theoretical maximum of 21Mbps currently only applies to major metropolitan cities and select regional areas.

During testing, the Turbo 21 Modem performed well and we were able to achieve speeds of up to 2.8Mbps, though speed regularly fluctuated between 900kbps and 1.4Mbps. Despite the 21Mbps downlink, upload speeds are currently limited to 1Mbps. Telstra claims this will be upgraded to a peak of 5.8Mbps before the end of 2009.

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Telstra's Turbo Connection Manager is a simple but effective program that allows you to access session information, including sent and received data, 3G/HSDPA indicators and signal strength.

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Like most of Telstra's products, the Turbo 21 Modem doesn't come cheap. It is available on two 24-month plans: $39 per month for a 400MB data allowance, or $59 per month with a 1GB data allowance. Both plans come with a $299 up-front cost; the Turbo 21 Modem will cost $499 if you decide to purchase it outright.