User Manual

Installing in Apple Macintosh
Using WaveLAN with PowerBooks
WaveLAN IEEE 802.11 PC Card User’s Guide E-7
that these stations have been equipped with cards that have a
matching defualt radio frequency (see Table A-6 on page A-8).
WaveLAN Network Name E
If you selected to connect to an infrastructure network, you will
need to identify the name of that network. Consult your LAN
Administrator for the value that applies in your situation.
■ Valid values are any alphanumeric string in the range of “a-z”,
“A-Z” and “0-9” including spaces, with a maximum of 32
characters. For example: “Your WaveLAN Network”.
■ Alternatively, you can use the value “ANY” (all-uppercase).
This might be the preferred option when:
■ You operate your computer in multiple network
environments that are identified by different WaveLAN
Network Names.
■ You do not know the WaveLAN Network Name of the
network to which you would like to connect your computer.
NOTE:
If you select the value “ANY” please note that the LAN
Administrator may have selected to “close” the network
infrastructure as described on page 6-2.
Advanced Parameters E
The other parameters listed on the WaveLAN DSetup window, are
advanced parameters that will work most efficient when you leave
the settings to these parameters to their factory-set defaults.
You may only need to modify these parameters only when
troubleshooting WaveLAN performance upon advice of a
WaveLAN IEEE expert, or a WaveLAN Technical Support
representative.