User Manual
Table Of Contents
- ChapterTitleList - Technical Support
- ChapterTitleList - Regulatory Information
- ChapterTitleList - Information to the User
- ChapterTitleList - Table of Contents
- ChapterTitle - About WaveLAN/IEEE
- ChapterTitle - Hardware Installation
- ChapterTitle - Installation for Windows
- ChapterTitle - Advanced WaveLAN Parameters
- ChapterTitle - Monitoring WaveLAN Performance
- ChapterTitle - WaveLAN Security Options
- ChapterTitle - Card Specifications
- ChapterTitle - Troubleshooting
- ChapterTitle - Installing in Windows CE
- ChapterTitle - Installation for MS-DOS
- ChapterTitle - Installing in Apple Macintosh
- ChapterTitle - Warranty Repair Card
- ChapterTitleList - List of Figures
- ChapterTitleList - List of Tables
- ChapterTitleList - Index
WaveLAN IEEE 802.11 PC Card User’s Guide D-1
D
Installation for MS-DOS
Introduction D
What You Need to Know D
Installing an IEEE 802.11 WaveLAN PC Card requires the same
level of expertise that you would need to install any other type of
standard Ethernet network adapter card. It is assumed that you
have a working knowledge of MS-DOS operations and of installing
network adapter cards and network client software.
Driver Types D
When your computer runs the MS-DOS operating system, or
Microsoft Windows for Workgroups (usually referred to as
Windows 3.x), you can use one of the following network drivers:
■ WaveLAN DOS ODI Driver (WVLAN43.COM)
■ WaveLAN Packet Driver (WVLAN42.COM)
To install these network drivers, you will also need a program
called the “WaveLAN Card Access Driver” (WaveCAD).
The WaveCAD software is included with the MS-DOS Driver
software that was shipped with your IEEE 802.11 WaveLAN Card.
The WaveCAD driver (wvlancad.sys) will enable you to access the