Unable to connect TP-link 3G HSPA USB adapter with Macbook Air

I have just bought the TP-link USB adapter but unable to connect with my Macbook Air (latest version!). Pl advice

http://www.tp-link.us/support/contact/?categoryid=530
Ask the manufacturer.

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