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Wireless 54 Mbps PCI Card
3
LEDs
Your new Wireless 54Mbps PC/PCI Card has two LEDs on the antenna housing, so they can be
seen when the card is inserted into a PCI Card slot in your notebook computer.
The two LEDs operate in concert to inform you about the status and activity of your WIRELESS
LAN CARD.
When the two LEDs flash alternately, the WIRELESS LAN CARD is searching for a wireless
network connection
either to an Access Point or to another WLAN NIC.
When both LEDs flash in unison, there is a valid wireless network connection, and there is activity
over the link (data is being transferred). If the WIRELESS LAN CARD has established a valid
wireless network connection, but there is no activity, the two LEDs will flash in unison, but much
more dimly.
When the WIRELESS LAN CARD is disabled, only the Power LED flashes.
The following chart describes the full functions of the two LEDs.
The two LEDs are labeled POWER and ACTIVITY , as shown below.
What the LEDs are
doing What that means
LEDs are flashing
alternatively The WIRELESS LAN
CARD is searching for a
wireless network
connection.
LEDs are flashing in
unison The WIRELESS LAN
CARD has made a valid
wireless network
connection, and there is
activity on the link.
LEDs are flashing in
unison, but dimly The WIRELESS LAN
CARD has made a valid
wireless network
connection, but there is
no activity on the link.
This could be caused by
an Access Point that is
functioning, but not
connected to the wired
network.
Only the Power LED is
flashing The WIRELESS LAN
CARD has been
disabled.
Only the Power LED is
flashing, but slowly The WIRELESS LAN
CARD has entered its
Power Save Mode.
ACTIVITY
POWER