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Preface About This Manual Chapter 4, Diagnostics for Windows 95 & Windows NT Describes how to use the WaveMANAGER/CLIENT to: ● Run wireless diagnostics in your WaveLAN network ● Check or change the frequency of your WaveLAN Card. Chapter 5, Installation for MS-DOS Describes how to install the WaveLAN software in a MS-DOS based computer using: ● Card and Socket Services, or ● The Enabler program Chapter 6, Diagnostics for MS-DOS Describes how to use the Point-to-Point Diagnostics utility to run wireless diagnostics in your WaveLAN in your network. Chapter 7, Frequency Select Utility Describes how you can verify the operating frequency of WaveLAN 915 MHz or 2.4 GHz cards, and how to select an alternative frequency for 2.4 GHz cards. Chapter 8, Installation for Apple Powerbook Systems Describes how to install the WaveLAN software in an Apple Powerbook computer that supports the: ● Apple Ethertalk Networking software ● Apple Classic Networking software ● Apple Open Transport Networking software Appendices A, WaveLAN/PCMCIA B, Driver Installation Examples C, WaveLAN Power Management D, Troubleshooting x WaveLAN/PCMCIA User’s Guide
Conventions for this Document Preface About This Manual Throughout this WaveLAN document we use the following icons to picture various computing and/or networking devices. These icons are used consistently throughout all WaveLAN End-User Information Products. Icon Description Wireless (mobile) Client Station equipped with WaveLAN/PCMCIA Wired Client Station typically equipped with standard Ethernet card. Wireless Client Station equipped with WaveLAN/ISA WavePOINT-II access point optionally equipped with WaveLAN/PCMCIA or WaveLAN/EAM Server Station Wired Ethernet Cable/Backbone Wireless WaveLAN Coverage Area (Cell) Note: You may also encounter one of the following conventions: Provides general information Hint: Provides information that may be of interest to specific users Caution: Provides information to prevent damage to equipment, or to prevent configuration errors of the devices. Warning: Provides information to prevent personal Injury WaveLAN/PCMCIA User’s Guide xi
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Page 22 and 23: Introduction Network Configurations
Page 24 and 25: Introduction WaveLAN/PCMCIA Feature
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Page 37 and 38: What You Need to Know3 Plug & Play
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Page 43 and 44: Figure 3-2 3Verifying IRQ vector Av
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Page 57 and 58: Finishing your WaveLAN Installation
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Infrastructure Networks 3 When Inst
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Table of Contents WaveLAN/PCMCIA
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Verify Card Operation D Troubleshoo
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