Connecting TC to Wireless Internet source(no ethernet ports) to create another WLAN to use that internet.

Hello,
I have a Telstra Turbo Elite wireless mobile boroadband device (see link) this device has no ethernet ports, it only connects to a mobile BB signal and then provides a WLAN that you can access wirelesly.
I want to connect my TC to this device wirlessly and then create a separate WLAN network that my household devices can connect to and use the internet connection provided by the Telstra device. So that I can use the TC to store my digital media and backup my laptop aswell.
How do I do this?
I tried turning the TC into a WLAN bridge but then i could not access the 2TB HDD in it and thus could not use Time Machine either.
Please Help.
Simon

I want to connect my TC to this device wirlessly and then create a separate WLAN network that my household devices can connect to and use the internet connection provided by the Telstra device
Unfortunately, this is not possible.
The TC needs a wired Ethernet connection at its WAN port to be able to create a wireless network.
The only way that this might work would be to add a wireless to Ethernet bridge, then feed that signal to the WAN port on the TC.

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