ConnectionStatus
Connected
When the laptop has associated with a network, this icon will be shown beside its name in the list of networks. This signals that the computer is now ready to communicate with other devices using the same SSID.
Available
The laptop has detected the presence of this network. It has not associated with it, however it is available to connect to.
Unavailable
This icon is displayed beside networks that the laptop cannot find in the vicinity. You may be out of range or the camera may not be turned on.
Wireless Setup Guide
Windows XP Service Pack 2 or Later
Step 2E: Specify destination folder.
In this field you will generally want to leave the Home folder box checked and press Enter to move on. Use the ITP interface to specify the destination folder.
Step 3: Check software firewalls running on the laptop.
If you are running any software firewalls (other than the Windows firewall) on your laptop, check the settings to ensure that they are not blocking incoming FTP traffic. Each product works in a different way so detailed directions are beyond the scope of this document.
Step 4: Verify you are connected to the network.
Return to the View
Available Wireless
Networks dialog
and make sure that you are connected to the network that you created. If you are not connected, select the network from the list and click the Connect button.
Step 5: Verify that ITP is running properly.
If ITP is already running then try to connect to 127.0.0.1 with FTP client software. If you are unable to connect then double check your settings in ITP and any firewall software you are running.
