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Avaya Inc. July 2002
Avaya Wireless Outdoor System Release 4.02
Outdoor Router Software
OR Client for Windows 2000
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This readme.txt covers information that was not yet known or
available when the user documentation shipped with this product
was written. It includes update information, additional
installation instructions, limitations to the current version of
the product, and suggestions to solve known issues or problems.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
1. SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION
2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
3. NEW IN THIS RELEASE
4. INSTALLATION NOTES
5. TECHNICAL CONSTRAINTS
6. KNOWN ISSUES
7. TECHNICAL SUPPORT
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1. SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION
1.1 About this software
This Driver supports the following network interface cards:
* Avaya Wireless PC Card (Silver and Gold)
* WaveLAN/IEEE Turbo 11 Mb Card
* WaveLAN/IEEE Turbo Card (8 Mb)
* WaveLAN/IEEE PC Card (2 Mb)
1.2 Files Installed
The following files will be installed in the Windows designated
directory:
WDLUC48.DLL
WLLUC.CNT
WNLUC.HLP
WNLUC48.CPL
WLLUC48.INF
WLLUC48.SYS
WULUC48.VXD
WCLUC48.EXE
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2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
2.1 Operating System
This Driver is for the Microsoft Windows 2000 Operating System.
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3. NEW IN THIS RELEASE
* Now supporting Ruby PC Cards.
* Enabled both IEEE 802.11 client mode and Outdoor Router client
mode without re-installing the driver
* IEEE 802.11 client mode matches the 7.02 release of
the Agere NDIS driver
* New release of the PC Driver requires use of new
PC Driver license keys. The new license keys are
of the form 'SHKG-A105-CA40-42L9-AKDJ'. Notice that
the new license key is visibly different from older
license keys.
- New license key DOES NOT protect the System Access
Pass Phrase.
- New license key contains the Data Rate throttle
embedded inside of it, so the user does not
have to enter the Data Rate separately
* Added OR Client Frequency Channel Auto-Select functionality
for automatically detecting the frequency channel the
ISP Base Station is running on. This makes installation
and migration to different frequency channels much
easier to manage.
- For OR Client Frequency Channel Auto-Select to work
correctly, the NWID and Frequency Channel numbers MUST
match (i.e. Frequency Channel 6 and NWID 6). If the
channel number and NWID used by your ISP Base Station
are not the same number, then the PC driver WILL NOT
correctly establish a connection when Channel
Auto-Select is enabled.
- For Frequency Channel Auto-Select to work, you MUST run
kernel version 3.88 or higher on your ISP Base Station.
- The PC Driver will work correctly with all existing
ISP Base Stations when Frequency Channel Auto-Select is
DISABLED.
* Solved a bug where the OR Client PC Driver could hang
the user's PC under certain conditions, including when
the output queue fills (e.g. if the connection with the
ISP Base Station was lost).
* Fine-tuned the data rate throttling mechanism to
obtain more accurate throttling, and to correctly
throttle at speeds above 1 Mbps.
* Increased OR Client performance by up to 20%.
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4. INSTALLATION NOTES
4.1 Standard Installation
Please refer to the install.txt file.
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5. TECHNICAL CONSTRAINTS
5.1 Compatibility with previous ISP Base Station versions
The Frequency Channel Auto-Select feature IS NOT compatible
with older versions of OR Client ISP Base Station software.
All other features should work with older ISP Base Stations.
5.2 Frequency Channel Auto-Select
* For OR Client Frequency Channel Auto-Select to work
correctly, the NWID and Frequency Channel numbers MUST
match (i.e. Frequency Channel 6 and NWID 6). If the
channel number and NWID used by your ISP Base Station
are not the same number, then the PC driver WILL NOT
correctly establish a connection when Channel
Auto-Select is enabled.
* For Frequency Channel Auto-Select to work, you MUST run
kernel version 3.88 or higher on your ISP Base Station.
* The PC Driver will work correctly with all existing
ISP Base Stations when Frequency Channel Auto-Select is
DISABLED.
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6. KNOWN ISSUES
* When installing the driver into a Windows desktop PC
using an ISA- or PCI-to-PCMCIA adapter, you MUST
correctly install the adapter card BEFORE attempting
to install the OR Client PC Driver. Failure to
correctly install the adapter card before installing
the OR Client PC Driver will cause the OR Client PC
Driver to be installed incorrectly, causing
unpredictable results.
Observed symptoms include:
- Not recognizing the Avaya Wireless PC Card when it is inserted
into the PCMCIA slot
- Automatically detecting the Avaya Wireless PC Card when it
is inserted, and allowing you to install the driver,
but the driver does not load correctly at system startup
- Windows Device Manager reporting that 'The device is
disabled, not installed correctly, or is not plugged in'.
- On Windows 2000, driver may appear to install correctly.
The Client Manager may report a normal connection when in
IEEE 802.11 client mode, but always report 'No ISP Base
Station in Range' when in Outdoor Router Client mode. In both cases,
the Windows networking cable connection indicator ALWAYS
reports 'Network Cable Unplugged'.
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