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Appendix B. Troubleshooting
This section provides information on troubleshooting procedures.
Troubleshooting the LEDs
If you have difficulty using or installing your High-Rate Wireless LAN product, the error
may be due to various causes:
may be due to various causes:
• A component of the High-Rate Wireless LAN system is out of range, which prevents
the PC Card from establishing a wireless connection with the network.
• There is a configuration mismatch, which prevents the PC Card from establishing a
wireless connection with the (correct) network.
• Absence of or conflict with the High-Rate Wireless LAN device driver.
• there is a problem or conflict with the PC Card slot, which prevents the PC Card from
receiving power.
• There is a conflict with the High-Rate Wireless LAN hardware and another device.
The starting point to troubleshooting problems with your High-Rate Wireless LAN
PC Card is to look at the LED activity of the High-Rate Wireless LAN PC Card. The
following table provides an overview of the various modes of operation and the associated
LED activity. The table also includes a number of troubleshooting hints, if required, that
may help you solve the problem.
PC Card is to look at the LED activity of the High-Rate Wireless LAN PC Card. The
following table provides an overview of the various modes of operation and the associated
LED activity. The table also includes a number of troubleshooting hints, if required, that
may help you solve the problem.
Power LED
Transmit
Receive LED
Description/action
Continuous
green
green
Blinking
The PC Card is turned on, and is
sensing and transmitting data.
sensing and transmitting data.
Continuous
green
green
Off
The PC Card is turned on; there is
no wireless activity.
no wireless activity.
Flicker
Flicker
Power management mode: The PC
Card is turned on, but set to power-
saving mode to conserve battery
life. The card activates at regular
intervals to check for wireless data.
Card is turned on, but set to power-
saving mode to conserve battery
life. The card activates at regular
intervals to check for wireless data.