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RadioLAN 140 MOBILINK User Manual

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Model 140 MOBILINK

User Guide

890-013 06/02/99 Version 1
© 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.

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  • Page 1: User Guide

    Model 140 MOBILINK User Guide 890-013 06/02/99 Version 1 © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.
  • Page 2 FCC Registration Number: MCI140 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 Page i © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.

  • Page 3: Disclaimer

    RadioLAN and its writers assume no responsibility for inaccuracies and reserves the right to modify and revise this document without notice. It is our goal at RadioLAN to always supply accurate and reliable documentation. If you discover a discrepancy in this document, please e-mail your comments or suggested corrections to marketing@radiolan.com.

  • Page 4: Trademark Disclosures

    Manual Conventions Manual Conventions The following text formats are used throughout this manual. References to other locations in the manual or to other Manuals provided by RadioLAN are italicized. Narrow Letters describe buttons and fields on the screen MALL APITAL LETTERS Bold and Italicized Letters indicate important information.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    ADIO ANAGER ... 14 ANGE OF PERATION Roaming ... 15 Performing a Site Survey ... 16 GETTING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE...18 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 Table Of Contents 140 MOBILINK ... 3 ... 13 Page iv © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.

  • Page 6: Introduction

    While operating on battery power, the nurse moves from one room to the next. While using the Model 140 MOBILINK, the nurse’s station maintains a wireless connection to the facility’s network, and can continually receive network messages, e-mail, and chat requests throughout the day.
  • Page 7 When using the Model 140 MOBILINK, the professional would have network resource access while in his office, and during meetings in conference rooms. The professional would enjoy necessary network resources any time they were required.

  • Page 8: Items Included With The Model 140 Mobilink

    Items Included with the Model 140 MOBILINK Items Included with the Model 140 MOBILINK When you received your new Model 140 MOBILINK, you should have received the following items in the product container: 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 This Manual The Model 140 MOBILINK PCMCIA Card...

  • Page 9: System Requirements

    Installing the Model 140 MOBILINK Installing the Model 140 MOBILINK When installing the Model 140 MOBILINK for the first time, Windows displays a series of screens that guide you through a driver installation procedure. After properly installing the unit’s drivers, your PC may annunciate the presence of the PCMCIA card after the operating system boots, or when you insert the card while the PC is operating normally.

  • Page 10: Inserting And Removing The Mobilink

    The PC card interfaces the transceiver with your personal computer. It slides into any Type II or Type III PCMCIA slot inside your notebook. After properly installing the MOBILINK, and software drivers, you will configure the unit using RadioNET Manager. 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 Page 5 © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.
  • Page 11 To insert the MOBILINK: Gently open the antenna so that it is angled away from the PCMCIA card at a 130-degree angle. Figure 2: Opening the MOBILINK 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 Page 6 © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.
  • Page 12 Figure 3: Inserting the PCMCIA Card Into the Slot slot. 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 Page 7 © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.

  • Page 13: Removing The Mobilink

    Fold down the transmitter for storage. 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 Figure 4: Ejecting the MOBILINK from the Slot Page 8 © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.

  • Page 14: Installing Radiolan Drivers

    Select Driver from disk provided by manufacturer, and then click OK. 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 screen, and offers driver OUND Page 9 Figure 5: The New Hardware Found Screen © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.
  • Page 15 Figure 7: The Install from Disk Screen The operating system begins copying files from the diskette, and shows progress on the Copying Files screen. Figure 6: The Copying Files Screen 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 Page 10 © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.
  • Page 16 ERSION ONFLICT newer file. Under normal circumstances, select Yes to keep the existing file. Figure 8: The Version Conflict Screen 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 Page 11 © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.
  • Page 17 If your PC normally provides audible annunciation of PCMCIA card activation, it displays or sounds this annunciation at this time, indicating that the MOBILINK drivers are installed and that the hardware is operating properly. 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 Page 12 © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.

  • Page 18: Installing Radio Net Manager

    Windows 95 displays the contents of the diskette. Double-click Setup to launch the installation program. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the setup. 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 Page 13 © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.

  • Page 19: Range Of Operation

    Range of Operation Range of Operation RadioLAN networks provide a radio carrier range of 250 feet with a nominal data range of a 120 feet radius from each station. Your system’s range may be greater than 120 feet depending upon the environment. Within the data range, a station can exchange information at full Ethernet speeds.

  • Page 20: Roaming

    Access Point to another without user intervention. For instance, a portable computer using the RadioLAN Model 140 card may easily move from one area of the building to another area served by a separate Access Point, while receiving 10Mb service.

  • Page 21: Performing A Site Survey

    Raise and locate the desktop Access Point station’s transceiver to the highest possible location, clear from obstructions on any side. 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 ETWORK NFORMATION AND Page 16 © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved. screen at both ONNECTIVITY...
  • Page 22 06/02/99 Version 1 890-013 NFORMATION AND ONNECTIVITY ETWORK NFORMATION AND ONNECTIVITY Page 17 screen onto the notebook’s screen. Read the screen. Note this rating on the map at the © 1999 RadioLAN. All rights reserved.

  • Page 23: Getting Technical Assistance

    Getting Technical Assistance Getting Technical Assistance If you have technical questions, or have determined that your equipment is damaged, RadioLAN offers a number of ways to get assistance: Contact your local RadioLAN reseller where you purchased the product. See the RadioLAN Web Site for technical assistance: http://www.radiolan.com...
  • Page 24 455 De Guigne Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94086 Phone (408) 616-6300 Fax (408) 524-0600...

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