Power LED | Transmit |
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Receive LED |
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Blink at 10- | Blink at 10- | The PC Card is working fine, but | |
second intervals | second intervals | did not establish a wireless | |
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| connection with the wireless | |
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| infrastructure. | |
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| • | Contact the LAN |
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| administrator to verify the |
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| Network Name assigned to |
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| the wireless infrastructure. |
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| • | Contact the LAN |
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| administrator to verify the |
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| correct values of the |
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| encryption keys. |
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| • | Contact the LAN |
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| administrator to verify |
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| whether the network |
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| infrastructure has been |
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| closed. |
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| • Change the configuration of | |
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| your PC Card to enter the |
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| correct Network Name. |
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| • If there are no access points | |
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| available, change the |
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| configuration of your PC |
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| Card to run in |
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| mode. |
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If both LEDs are off, then the PC Card is not turned on and it cannot receive or transmit data. This can be because:
•There is no device driver installed
•The card and device drivers are mismatched, preventing the device driver from loading
•There is a device conflict, preventing the device drivers from loading
If both LEDs are off, take the following actions:
•Verify if a device driver has been installed. If not, install the device driver.
•Verify the device settings of the PC Card to determine the occurrence of a conflict with another device. If there is a conflict, change the settings of the PC Card or the conflicting device.
•Verify the versions of the device driver and the PC Card software.
•Consult the IBM
http://www.ibm.com/pc
to see if software upgrades are available.