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# How do I configure smartphones, tablets & co.?

Book data volume and configure mobile devices – both are done in just a few steps.

#### **Configure devices**

As an administrator in the **account management** via the menu item **user** the person for whom you want to **Mobile device** create one. Now click on the top right on **Add device.** Activate the button next to **Mobile device** and click **Next.** In the next step, you can give the device a **name** and provide it with a **label** Now you still need to specify whether the device is intended exclusively for **browsing the internet** or also for **Telephony** used. **SIM card** or **eSIM** is activated so that you or the users can also make calls and/or browse. To do this, simply follow the individual, detailed steps in the **dialog box.**

#### **Activate SIM card**

If you already have a SIM card at hand, enter the **SIM ID** and activate the card. If you do not yet have a SIM card, it will be sent to you immediately by post.

{% hint style="info" %}
The preset **PIN** for your SIM card is **0000**. You can change the PIN in your mobile phone's device settings. More on the [PIN and PUK topic](https://help.sipgate.de/hc/de/articles/4403612754961-Alles-zur-SIM-Karte) can be found on our website.
{% endhint %}

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**Activate eSIM**

If you want to activate an eSIM, you can check beforehand in the list of [**eSIM-capable devices**](https://help.sipgate.de/hc/de/articles/4407391866129-Welche-Endger%C3%A4te-unterst%C3%BCtzen-die-eSIM) whether your mobile device supports eSIM.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Important: A stable internet connection is required for activation.
{% endhint %}

In the next step, you specify whether you are using an **Android or iOS device** using. Now open the settings on your iPhone or Android smartphone, select **Mobile network**, start **Add mobile plan** and scan the **QR code.** Now click on the button **Add mobile plan**.

#### **Book data volume**

If you want to book data volume for users, as an administrator go to the **account management** and select under **Mobile network** the corresponding users. Now all options appear. You can choose between 5 GB, 10 GB, 20 GB or 50 GB data volume per month.

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#### **Book data volume as user**

Go to **Mobile network → Data volume** and click next to *No data volume booked* on the icon. Select the desired size and confirm. The booked volume is displayed immediately and is valid until the end of the month. The top-up amount adjusts automatically.


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