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How to: Setup of an Ad-Hoc network using UAY-MMC85M wireless cards
Overview
Ad-Hoc test Setup
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1] Marvell Configuration Utility
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1.2] Settings on the Marvell Client Configuration Utility
1.2.1] About tab details
1.2.2] Creating the Profile
2] Bringing up the Setup
This section provides the details on
2.1] Driver for UAY-MMC85M cards
2.2] Dbgview Utility
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2.3] Ad-Hoc Setup bring up
2.3.1] Using UAY-MMC85M switch mode driver
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2.3.2] Changing UAY-MMC85M driver
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3] Debugging Ad-Hoc Setup
3.1] Slave does not associate with the Master
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3.2] Link Instability
3.3] Video cannot be played
APPENDIX A
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Compliance
APPENDIX B
Setting up UAY-MMC85M
1] UAY-MMC85M Driver Installation
1.1 Installing the Client Card
1.2 Installing the Windows XP driver
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2] Configuration Utility Installation
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APPENDIX C
Disabling Windows Zero Config
1] Disabling Windows Zero Configuration Utility
Setup of an Ad-Hoc netw
ork using UAY-
MMC85M w
ireless cards
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PCIe extender adapter
The PCIe extender adapter is plugged in both the laptops to create an Ad-Hoc network.
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