1 If you're not sure what your PIN with your current provider is, contact your current provider. 2  If you have a PIN on file with them, use that PIN to complete your number transfer request. 3  If you don't have a PIN on file, ask your current provider to create a PIN on your account. If you're not sure what your PIN with your current provider is, contact your current provider. 2  If you have a PIN on file with them, use that PIN to complete your number transfer request. 3  If you don't have a PIN on file, ask your current provider to create a PIN on your account.
The WWAN FCC ID or WLAN FCC ID is a certification number applied to wireless devices. WWAN or WLAN signifies it is a wireless device used for networking (often found in laptops and notebooks). This FCC ID certification number can be searched here. Information such as wireless frequency and power can be found by looking up the FCC ID.
Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN): WLAN are wireless networks that use radio waves. The backbone network usually uses cables, with one or more wireless access points connecting the wireless users to the wired network. The range of a WLAN can be anywhere from a single room to an entire campus. Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN): WPANs are short-range networks that use Bluetooth technology. They are commonly used to interconnect compatible devices near a central location, such as a desk. A WPAN has a typical range of about 30 feet.