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RE: Wireless LAN



Thanks Tony,

I already have the PCMCIA sleeve for the iPaq and as it belongs to work not
me, I dont actually want to buy anything for it. The wireless LAN card is OK
to buy as it has uses beyond iPaq but an iPaq sleeve can only ever be an
iPaq sleeve or a paperweight.

Keith

www.diyha.co.uk
www.kat5.tv


-----Original Message-----
From: BUTLER, Tony, FM [mailto:tony.butler@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 28 June 2002 11:39
To: 'ukha_d@xxxxxxx'
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Wireless LAN


> Just about to take my first steps into Wireless LAN.

You mad fool :-)

> What I need is a recommendation for an Access Point and

The WAP that Dr John did a buy for seems okay - even though mine is
currently 'a bit dead' - need to investiagte at the weekend.

> suitable cards for
> my iPaq and Fujitsu tablet.
>
> Are the ones that Tony Butler is sourcing suitable for the
> iPaq and Fuji, if
> so put me down for a couple.

Dunno!  Should be as they are apparently just rebadged Orinoco cards.
Fuji I would say yes because it's just a PC, the iPaq is more tricky.
I wouldn't recommend a pcmcia card for it because of power consumption, but
then you have to buy a CF sleeve and CF card, which are more expensive and
IME, the range not so good.
If you do go with these cards and they work with the fuji but not the ipaq
then I don't mind swapping one of my silver cards from the Dr John buy for
one of your lucent cards - Can someone out there confirm that the Dr John
cards work with an iPaq?  I have a CF one myself so dunno - though they work
with the ePods okay so I'd be surprised if there's a problem.

> What Access Point do I need that allow the above to connect
> to my existing
> LAN. Can it be the same subnet as my existing devices and can it be
> configured to pick up DHCP addresses from my ISDN router?

Yes - provided your ISDN router acts as a DHCP server of course :-)

HTH,


Tony


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