WaveLAN/PCMCIA User's guide - web server

Removing the Card from
Windows NT 2
Reinserting the Card in
Windows NT 2
MS-DOS Systems 2
2 CS&SS-Based Installations When
Hardware Installation
Card Removal and Re-insertion
To remove your WaveLAN/PCMCIA Card from a Windows
NT system you are advised to power off your computer and
remove the card. Optionally restart your computer if you
would like to proceed working with your computer without the
WaveLAN/PCMCIA card.
Windows NT systems (version 3.51 and v.4.0) do not support
‘plug & play’. When you would like to re-insert the
WaveLAN/PCMCIA card into a computer that runs the
Windows NT operating system, you are advised to:
1 Power off the computer
2 (Re-)Insert the WaveLAN/PCMCIA Card, and
3 Power-up the computer again.
The Windows NT system will now detect the
WaveLAN/PCMCIA card again and install the required
WaveLAN drivers.
In MS-DOS environments, you can install the
WaveLAN/PCMCIA cards using either Card Services and
Socket Services (CS&SS), or the Enabler program (described
in Chapter 5, “Installation for MS-DOS”.)
you install the WaveLAN/PCMCIA card into a MS-
DOS based system that supports Card and Socket Services, the
WaveLAN drivers will support “Hot Swapping” and “Phantom
Binding”.
Phantom Binding is the feature where the Card Services and
Socket Services will load the WaveLAN software without the
card being present.
Hot Swapping refers to the feature where you can insert or
remove the card at any time when the computer is running.
Communications will cease when the card is removed and will
recommence when the card is replaced in the computer.
Same network restrictions apply as described in the note on
page 2-3.
WaveLAN/PCMCIA User’s Guide 2-5