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PCMCIA Wireless LAN Card User's Manual The following table describes the meaning of LED indicators: LED POWER LINK MEANING Indicates that the Adapter is powered on (solid green). Indicates link status. The LED lights up (solid green) while the wireless connection is linked. If the LED is blinking green, the adapter is searching for possible wireless connection. Ejecting the Wireless LAN card After disconnecting from the LAN, you can eject the Wireless LAN card from the PC Card slot of notebook. NOTE: In Windows XP/2000/ME/98/95 operating systems, you do not have to power down the notebook to remove the card. The card is hot-swappable - you can remove the card when the notebook is powered on. However, Microsoft recommends that you stop the card. Refer to your Windows 2000/ME/98/95 online help for information on stopping the Wireless LAN card. Most notebooks have an eject lever or button for ejecting PC cards from the PC slots. Consult your notebook manual for details. Warning! To prevent data loss, do not eject the Wireless LAN card when a data transmission is taking place. Exit your communications program normally, stop the card if necessary, and then remove the card. After hardware installation is completed, please go to Chapter 3 to install driver on different Operating System. 10

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PCMCIA Wireless LAN Card User’s Manual
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The following table describes the meaning of LED indicators:
LED
MEANING
POWER
Indicates that the Adapter is powered on (solid green).
LINK
Indicates link status. The LED lights up (solid green) while
the wireless connection is linked. If the LED is blinking
green, the adapter is searching for possible wireless
connection.
Ejecting the Wireless LAN card
After disconnecting from the LAN, you can eject the Wireless LAN card from the PC
Card slot of notebook.
NOTE:
In Windows XP/2000/ME/98/95 operating systems, you do not have to power
down the notebook to remove the card. The card is hot-swappable — you can remove the
card when the notebook is powered on. However, Microsoft recommends that you stop
the card.
Refer to your Windows 2000/ME/98/95 online help for information on stopping
the Wireless LAN card.
Most notebooks have an eject lever or button for ejecting PC cards from the PC slots.
Consult your notebook manual for details.
Warning
!
To prevent data loss, do not eject the Wireless LAN card
when a data transmission is taking place. Exit your
communications program normally, stop the card if
necessary, and then remove the card.
After hardware installation is completed, please go to Chapter 3 to install driver on
different Operating System.