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No.
Malfunction
5.
The WDE1000/1100 cannot
communicate with other computers
linked via wireless in Ad hoc network
type.
6.
Low performance.
7.
The set of profiles is different when
the WDE1000 is inserted into another
PCMCIA slot of the same computer.
8.
The laptop battery is consumed very
fast when the WDE1000/1100 is
operating.
9.
Low performance or unexpected
behavior of the WDE1000/1100.
10.
Your computer restarts work without
a reason.
50
Possible Correction
Verify that one WDE1000/1100 had a complete
network initialization, then, activate second party that
shall be configured with same SSID name, same
wireless mode (2.4GHz 11Mbs,2.4GHz 54 Mbps, 4.9
GHz), same bandwidth for 4.9 GHz, and same
encryption.
Try to create some more distance between the stations
(Ad hoc) or between the station and the access point
(Infrastructure). Very small distance may create
receiver overload.
Insert the WDE1000 into the same PCMCIA slot in
which it was installed. Profiles are linked to a given
slot.
1. In the active profile, select the specific definitions of
the environment in which you want to work, e.g.
Wireless Mode and Bandwidth for 4.9 GHz. This
will significantly shorten the periodical background
scanning process.
2.
Select the maximum Power Save mode value in the
profile definition.
Might be caused by conflict problems between
WDE1000/1100 and other WiFi cards running at the
same time. In this case the applications controlling
these cards must be disabled while WDE1000/1100 is
running. See "Appendix A - Disabling/Removing Wifi
Drivers" on page 55 for disabling other WiFi cards.
Check if your MCU is being upgraded using "Over the
Air Programming" refer to "Appendix B - Over the Air
Programming" on page 59.
Chapter 4 - Troubleshooting
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