B.2.2 Cannot Connect To The Network
If your USB Client seems to be working fine, but you are not able to connect to the network, this error might be due to a configuration mismatch. For example if both LEDs of your USB Client blink once every ten seconds, the problem is likely to be caused by a configuration mismatch of:
•Network Name
•Encryption Key
The AirStation Network Name is
•No driver loaded
•Station not authorized to access network
•USB Client defect
B.2.3 LEDs Work But Cannot Connect to Network
If you cannot connect to the network while the LEDs indicate that the network is working properly (Power LED is on, Transmit Receive LED blinks) probably the TCP/IP settings of your network are not properly set.
Changing TCP/IP Settings
Consult your LAN Administrator for the values of your TCP/IP settings. If there is no TCP/IP follow section B.5 to install it.
To change the TCP/IP Settings:
1.On the Windows task bar click the Start button
2.Select Settings and then select Control Panel
3.On the Control Panel window,
Network Properties
4.From the list of installed components, check if the TCP/IP
•If this protocol is not yet installed, click the Add button and select the TCP/IP protocol from the list. Refer to the Windows Help for more information.
•If this protocol is installed, select this protocol and click the Properties button. Check if the parameters resemble the settings provided by your LAN Administrator. Make changes if necessary, and click OK when you are done.
5.When prompted, restart your computer
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