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    T AK E O UT W HAT Y OU N EE D I NS ER T TH E C LI ENT A DAPTER I NS TALL THE A PPROPRIATE D RIVE R I NST ALL THE C LI EN T U TILITIES 1 2 3 4 Quic k Star t Guid e C ISCO A IR ONE T W IRE LES S LAN A DA P TE RS 340 AN D 350 S ER IES Access P oint Laptop with PC card client adapter PC with PCI client adapter 47517[...]

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    1 T ake Out What Y ou N ee d If a ny item is m issing or dam aged, contact your Cisco representative or r eseller for s uppor t. Any remote ant enn a and its assoc iate d wiring are shipped sepa rat ely . Ad dit io nal Requ ire m ent s • A computing device equ ipped with a T ype II or T ype III PC card s lot or a desk top per sonal computer equip[...]

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    2 Not e If you are running Windows 95 , 98, NT , or 20 00 and a Cisco A ironet client adapter was previ ously instal led on your c omputer w ith the 6.10 drive r , y ou must rem ove this dr iver before you can inser t your new clie nt adapter and install its more recen t driver . Refer to the Ci sc o Airone t Wir eless LAN A dapt ers H a rdware Ins[...]

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    3 Inser t the PCI Client Adapt er Antenna connector LEDs Card edge connector Standard 2 dBi dipole antenna 47521 1 T urn off the PC and all i ts compon ents. 2 Re mo ve th e com p ute r c over . Note O n mos t Pentium PCs, PCI expansion slots are whi te. Refer to your PC documenta tion for slot iden tification. 3 Remove the screw from the top of th[...]

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    4 Thi s sectio n provides insta llatio n instructi ons for the Wind ows 98 and Windo ws 200 0 drivers. If your compute r is using a Window s 95, Windows NT , Wi n dows M e, Wind ows CE, Linux, or Ma cintosh ope ra ting system, refer to t h e Cisco A ir onet Wirel ess LA N Adapt e rs Ha rd wa re In stallation G uid e for driver insta llation instruc[...]

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    5 6 The Add Ne w H ar dware Wizard window re -opens i ndicating that the i nsta llatio n i s com plet e. Cli ck Fi nish . 7 Wh en prom pted to re s tart your com p ut e r , r emo v e th e CD an d cl i ck Ye s . 8 Wh en t he co mput e r res ta rt s, double-click My Com puter , Control Panel , a nd Ne tw ork . 9 Selec t the Cisc o System s wi re less[...]

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    6 5 Whe n you receive a message in dicating that Windows ha s finishe d the installation, click Fini sh . 6 Remo ve the CD from your compu ter ’ s C D-ROM drive . 7 D oubl e-click M y Computer , Co ntrol Pane l, a n d Syste m . 8 In the System Properties window , click the Ha rdw a re tab. 9 Click Dev ice M anage r . 10 In the Device Mana ge r wi[...]

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    7 This section prov id es installation instructi ons for the client utilities for Wi nd ows 95, 98, NT , 2000, and Me. If your compute r is using a Windows CE, Linux, or Macintosh ope ra ting system , refer to the Cis co Air onet Wirel ess L AN Adapte rs Ha rd wa re Ins tallat ion Gui de for informati on. After you have insta lled the appropriate d[...]

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    8 6 In t he Sel ect Comp one nt s sc re en , make s u re t h e cl ient uti li ties that you wa nt to ins tal l are sel ected and any that you do not wa nt to i nstall are deselected. Click Ne xt . 7 In t he Se lect Progr am Fo lde r s cree n, cl ick Ne x t to al l o w ic o n s f o r t h e cl ie nt u t il it i e s t o b e placed in the Cisc o System[...]

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    9 • Do not operate the ra dio or attempt to transmit data unless the antenna is connected; otherwise, the radio may be dama ged. • Use in spe c i f ic envir o n men ts : — Do n ot opera te a por table transm itter near unshi elde d blasting c aps or in an explosive environm en t unless it is a type especially qualified for such use. — The u[...]

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