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146 Radio Problems

MX1 Reference Guide E-EQ-MX1RG-D

Radio Problems

Problem Solution

The radio is on, configured

properly and still won’t

transmit or receive data.

Make sure the sending system is not busy or off-line.

The 2.4GHz Radios

Problem Solution

The Proxim 2.4GHz radio

won’t receive or transmit

properly.

Check the settings in the NET.CFG or SOCKETS.CFG files

(i.e. communications parameters: station type, Domain, etc.)

Refer to Chapter 6, “RF Network Configuration” for

information on how to modify these settings.

The Lucent 2.4GHz radio

won’t connect to the

network even though

everything else seems to be

working properly.

Check WaveLAN/IEEE Advanced Setup configuration for the

Access Point and to see if you have configured the wireless

network as a “Closed System”. If this is the case then the

WaveLAN Network Name on the station must match what is

configured in the Access Point.

The string for WaveLAN_Network_Name is case-sensitive.

The WaveLAN DOS ODI driver requires the use of only

UPPER-CASE characters. If you have configured the Access

Points with lower-case names you will need to change your

Access Point WaveLAN_Network_Name parameter to

UPPER-CASE characters for proper operation.

The 900MHz Radios

Problem Solution

The 900MHz radio won’t

receive or transmit

properly.

Refer to the appropriate Terminal Emulation Reference Guide

for information on how to modify RF parameters for the

900MHz PCMCIA radio.

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