Problem/ | Solution | ||
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Cannot | If the connection is dropped as soon as it is established: | ||
connect | Charge the battery for at least 30 minutes if the PWR LED is | ||
to the |
| red. (If the connection still gets dropped as soon as it is | |
network |
| established, continue with the following steps.) | |
| – or – | ||
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| 1. | Select | |
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| (Windows Vista) Start > Control Panel > Network and Sharing | |
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| Center > Manage Network Connections. | |
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| (Windows XP) Start > Control Panel > Network Connections. | |
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| (Windows 2000) Start > Settings > Control Panel > Network | |
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| and | |
| 2. | ||
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| select Properties. | |
| 3. | Select | |
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| (Windows Vista) Options, and select PPP Settings. | |
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| (Windows XP or Windows 2000) Networking tab, and select | |
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| Settings. | |
| 4. | Ensure that “Enable LCP Extensions” is selected and | |
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| “Negotiate | |
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| selected. | |
| 5. | Click OK. | |
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The PWR LED | This situation may occur under extreme usage conditions when | ||
goes off, then | you’re transmitting data in a coverage area with a weak signal. | ||
1. Wait until the PWR LED turns green. | |||
on, and stays | |||
red | 2. | Resume your connection. | |
| If the PWR LED still goes off, and then comes on again and | ||
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| stays red, charge the battery for at least 30 minutes. | |
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