Q: How to set New Ipad CDMA

If you are in the USofA and you have a Verizon contract the Verizon iPad connects without a sim card. CDMA is built-in to the Verizon iPad. If you want to connect to a GSM provider then you use the provider's GSM micro sim card in the iPad.

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It is confusing, but others here have stated that the new Verizon iPad does have a Verizon LTE SIM card.

It is my understanding that the only CDMA provider you may use with this Verizon iPad is Verizon. However, you may use any GSM service provider that you choose.

When folks who own this Verizon iPad in the US installed an AT&T SIM in the iPad, they were able to use it on AT&T.

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5163

If it is a Verizon iPad, it will only work on Verizon's CDMA network. You would have to use it on a GSM network otherwise.

That just it, it is a LTE SIM card, not a CDMA SIM card. LTE is GSM technology, even when deployed by a CDMA carrier. The instructions are for any new iPad with a SIM card.

Charlys0205 wrote:

 

can LTE sim EVDO Rev A?

Yes, on Verizon's network but not on any other.

wrong reply...

Hi Chalys

Yes, any iPad is unlocked unlike iPhone.

the new ipad 3,3 version is  capable for any operator CDMA with inject and any operator GSM with simcard inserted.

In Indonesia i think you should get EVDO Rev A. 3.1 Mbps (Esia) or Rev B 13 Mbps (Smartfren) or less Flexi.

Please google "jasa inject ipad"