AmbiCom WL11-SD

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The connected AP “Buffalo” can be verified further. A green icon should

come up at the bottom showing that an AP is connected, as shown in Figure

14. This should happen right after “Buffalo” is selected and connected. The

Status menu in the GUI is shown in Figure 15.

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Contents

Main Table of Contents 1 WL11-SD features 2 Package Contents & System Requirements 2.1 Package Contents 2.2 System Requirements 2.2.1 Win-CE based PDAs (Pocket PC Device) 3 Introducing WL11-SD Card 3.2 WL11-SD Wireless Network Scenarios 3.2.1 Peer-to-Peer (Ad-Hoc) Workgroup 3.2.2 Home Networking 3.2.3 Enterprise Networking 3.3 About the WL11-SD CD-ROM 4 Installing your WL11-SD Client Driver 4.1 Installation of the WL11-SD driver to the Pocket PC Page Page 5 WL11-SD Configuration Utility 5.1 Basic Setup 5.2 Advanced Setup 5.2.1 Status 5.2.2 Wireless Network Information Page 5.2.3 Advance 5.2.4 About 6 Connect Network with Microsoft Zero Configuration 6.1 Basic configuration Page Page Page 6.2 WPA and 802.1x Authentication Configuration 1. Prepare Network Information 2. 802.1x Networks for Windows Mobile 2003 2.1 Install 802.1x Certificates Page Page Page Page 802.1x Network WPA-PSK Networks Note: Only apply on Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition WPA with RADIUS Network Page 7 Troubleshooting Cannot Connect To Network Cannot Edit Configuration Profile Cannot Find the AP The System is Very Slow Removing the Driver B