User`s guide

8
Troubleshooting
If you are unable to communicate between your desktop computer and portable
devices, your problem may be related to a variety of issues. Review the
following areas and make the necessary adjustments.
Verify the indicator light on the Adapter flashes every 3 seconds. This
light indicates the software drivers are correctly installed. If the light is not
flashing:
Windows 98 Only - Use Infrared Monitor to verify infrared is enabled.
To access Infrared Monitor, double-click the Infrared icon located in
the system tray.
Disconnect and reconnect the Adapter from the desktop USB port.
Restart the desktop computer the Adapter is connected to.
Your portable device may be out of range or misaligned with the Adapter.
Try repositioning the infrared devices.
Isolate which device is not communicating by using a third infrared device,
such as a printer or another portable computer, to test connections.
NOTE: Detailed installation instruction and updated troubleshooting tips are
included in the online documentation on the CD-ROM.
Windows 2000/Me/XP
Use the Wireless Link utility provided by Microsoft to transfer files and
folders between infrared-equipped computers. Refer to the online help provided
with the utility for specific features and helpful user tips.