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      <title>Vodafone SureSignal setup</title>
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      <description>Some links have been stripped from this article due to age and inaccessibility. Well today I bought a Vodafone Sure Signal, and in trying to set it up I came across a number of problems that were not too easy to find on the Vodafone website. Below is how I managed to set up my Suresignal.
Firstly, the instruction paper you receive with your Sure Signal (SS) does not state the device will need to download a potentially large amount of updates.</description>
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