HP Compaq t1010 Guide d'installation

Installing a WL110 Wireless

PCMCIA Card on a

T1010 Thin Client

Overview

This WL110 wireless PCMCIA card is intended for installation on the

T1010 Thin Client that is running Windows CE or Windows NTe.

Item Description

1Integrated antennas

2Radio LED

■Off—no wireless activity

■Blinking—sensing/transmitting wireless data

3Power On/Off LED

■Solid green—standard operational mode

■Blinking green—power management mode

4Optional external antenna connector

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✎Do not install the new wireless PCMCIA card on your

T1010 Thin Client until you complete the software installation

and configuration.

Audience Assumptions

Installing a WL110 wireless PCMCIA card requires the same level of

expertise that you need to install a standard Ethernet network adapter

card. You must have a working knowledge of standard Windows

operations and of installing network adapter cards.

Preparing the Server

The process to install the wireless PCMCIA card depends on the

operating system installed on the T1010 Thin Client. For

Windows CE-based systems, add-on software is required and can

be downloaded from your server using either Thin Client Manager or

Rapport Administrative Software for Compaq Thin Clients.

Windows NTe-based systems do not require this additional software

because it already exists on the factory-installed image.

1. Confirm that the wireless PCMCIA card add-on software is located

on the server (to download to Windows CE-based systems).

2. Verify that TCP/IP services, SNMP services, and Thin Client

Manager (TCM) or Rapport are installed.

3. Note the SSID (service set identifiers) or Access Point name (the

network name for the Access Point).

4. If you will be using encryption, locate the encryption keys for your

installation.

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Using Thin Client Manager to Download Add-on

Software to Windows CE Thin Clients

✎If the Thin Client is running Windows NTe, the WL110 wireless

PCMCIA card drivers are already included with the

factory-installed image. Continue with the “Preparing the

Windows NTe Thin Client” section.

1. Power up the Thin Client to be updated and confirm that it is

connected to the network.

2. From the server, access the Thin Client Manager application. From

the menu bar highlight Utilities and then select Discover from the

drop-down menu. This utility finds all the clients on the network.

3. From the Utilities program, highlight the Upload/Download utility

and select the Download Firmware feature.

4. From the Download/Upgrade Firmware window, select the client to

be upgraded.

5. In the Enter the firmware path field, enter the location of the

WL110 wireless card add-on software and then click OK.

6. A Download Client Manager window is displayed to confirm the

download. Click OK to continue.

7. After the add-on software has successfully downloaded to the client,

the Thin Client reboots.

8. Continue with the “Preparing the Windows CE Thin Client” section.

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Using Rapport to Download Add-on Software to

Windows CE Thin Clients

✎If the Thin Client is running Windows NTe, the WL110 wireless

PCMCIA card drivers are already included with the

factory-installed image. Continue with the “Preparing the

Windows NTe Thin Client” section.

1. Power up the Thin Client to be updated and confirm that it is

connected to the network.

2. From the server, access Rapport.

3. On the Rapport tree control, right-click the Software Manager and

select New and then Software Packages.

4. The Software Package Wizard opens. Enter the path name of the

WL110 wireless PCMCIA add-on software in the File Path field and

click Open.

5. Click Next on the next two screens, then click Create to create the

software package.

6. After the package has been created, click Exit.

7. Click the Software Manager located in the tree control.

8. Click the clock icon (Schedule software distribution function) to

initiate the Software Distribution Wizard.

9. Select the category (folder) containing the WL110 wireless PCMCIA

card add-on software and click Next.

10. Select the add-on software and click Next.

11. Select the client to which you want to distribute the software and

click Next.

12. Select when you want the distribution to take place. Select the Now

check box if you want the update to occur immediately. Select Next.

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13. The Software Distribution Wizard prompts you that it is ready to

create the update in the Rapport database. Click Create.

14. After the Software Distribution Wizard prompts you that it is finished

creating the update, click Finish.

15. The Update Manager is highlighted in the Rapport tree control and

the results window is displayed. Click the Refresh icon or press F5 to

refresh the results window.

16. After the update is completed, the results window clears.

17. After the firmware has successfully downloaded to the client, the

Thin Client reboots.

18. Continue with the “Preparing the Windows CE Thin Client” section.

Preparing the Thin Client

After the add-on software has been downloaded to the client, the

Thin Client must be configured to support the new WL110 wireless

PCMCIA card.

Preparing the Windows CE Thin Client

1. On the Thin Client that has been updated with the new add-on

software, press F2 at the Compaq Connection Manager window to

access Terminal Properties.

2. From Terminal Properties, select the Devices tab.

3. From the Devices tab, click the WaveLAN icon.

4. From the WaveLAN program, select the Basic tab and enter the

Access Point name in the WaveLAN Network Name field.

5. Select the Advanced tab and confirm that the default values are

selected.

6. Select the Power Management tab and confirm that the default

values are selected.

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7. (Optional) If you want to enable encryption:

a. Select the Encryption tab and select the Enable encryption

check box.

b. Enter the encryption key information for Key 1, Key 2, Key 3,

and Key 4.

c. Select the appropriate value for the Encrypt data transmission

using field. The default value is “Key 1.”

d. Click OK.

8. Select the Network tab.

a. Select the Specify an IP address check box but leave all of the

fields blank.

b. Click Apply, then Close.

✎The system will prompt you to restart. DO NOT restart the

system when prompted.

9. From the Compaq Connection Manager program, select Shutdown

from the Connections tab and power off the Thin Client.

10. Insert the Compaq WL110 PCMCIA card into the PCMCIA slot on

the Thin Client.

11. Unplug the Ethernet cable from the Thin Client.

12. Power on the Thin Client. The wireless card is now set up to function

properly.

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Preparing the Windows NTe Thin Client

1. Power up the Thin Client and confirm that it is connected to the

network.

2. Log on as Administrator.

✎If you need to access the Specify Logon Information screen,

press the following keys in the following order: Tab, Home, End,

Left Arrow, and Right Arrow.

3. From the Start menu, access Control Panel and double-click the

Network icon.

4. From the Network program, select the Adapters tab and then

click Add.

5. From the Select Network Adapter window, choose the Have Disk

option.

6. From the Insert Disk window, use the c:\compaq pathname and

click OK.

7. The Select OEM Option dialog box is displayed. Select the

appropriate wireless card, then click OK.

8. The Add/Edit Configuration Profile dialog box is displayed. Click

Edit Profile to access the Edit Configuration (default) screen.

9. From the Edit Configuration (default) screen, select the Basic tab

and enter the Network name (the network name for the Access

Point).

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10. (Optional) If encryption will be used, select the Encryption tab.

a. Select the Enable Data Security check box.

b. Select the appropriate value for the Encrypt data transmission

using field. The default value is “Key 1.”

c. In the Encryption Key section, select the Use Hexadecimal

(0–9, a–f) check box.

d. Enter the encryption key information for Key 1, Key 2, Key 3,

and Key 4.

11. On the Advanced tab, Card Power Management, Interference

Robustness, and RTS/CTS Medium Reservation should all be set

to “off” (the default setting).

12. On the Admin tab, Distance Between Access Points and MAC

Address should be left at the default setting.

13. On the Adapter tab, verify that the I/O Base Address is set to “400”

and that the Interrupt is set to “11.”

14. Click OK.

15. Click OK on the Add/Edit Configuration Profile dialog box. The

following message is displayed:

The Client Manager is not installed. To install the Client Manager,

run the Client Manager setup.exe from the setup disk.

16. Click OK.

17. From the Network screen, select the Bindings tab.

18. In the Show Bindings for field, select all adapters from the

drop-down box instead of all services. Click the National

Semiconductor Corp. DP83815 10/100 MacPhyter3V PCI Adapter

option.

19. Click Disable and then click Close.

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20. The Microsoft TCP/IP Properties window is displayed. From the

IP Address tab, select the Obtain an IP address from a DHCP

Server check box. The following message is displayed:

DHCP protocol will attempt to automatically configure your

workstation during system initialization. Any parameters specified in

these property pages will override any values obtained by DHCP.

Do you want to enable DHCP?

21. Click Yes.

22. From the Microsoft TCP/IP Properties window, click Apply, then

click OK.

23. You will be asked to restart the Thin Client. Click No.

24. Close the Control Panel window.

25. Click Start and then click Shutdown and Power OFF.

26. Insert the Compaq WL110 PCMCIA card into the PCMCIA slot on

the Thin Client.

27. Unplug the Ethernet cable from the Thin Client.

28. Power on the Thin Client. The wireless card is now set up to function

properly.

✎After installing the wireless software, a Wireless Network icon is

displayed in the Control Panel. Use this icon to add or edit the

wireless configuration profile data.

✎The PC Card (PCMCIA) icon in the Control Panel can be used

to see the socket status, controller settings, and the wireless card

properties.

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Troubleshooting

After you have installed the necessary software and you have configured

your Thin Client, attempt to access the network. If you are unable to

access the network, refer to the “Appendix B: Troubleshooting” section of

the WL110 Wireless PC Card Quick Install Guide that came with your

option kit.

Appendix B provides troubleshooting procedures and information for the

WL110 wireless PCMCIA card. Review the LED Activity information

and other troubleshooting procedures applicable to your Thin Client and

WL110 wireless PCMCIA card.

Important Service Repair Information

In all cases, remove and safeguard all external options before returning

the Thin Client to Compaq for repair.

In countries that support customer mail-in repair by returning the same

unit to the customer, Compaq makes every effort to return the repaired

Thin Client with the same internal memory and flash modules that

were sent.

In countries that do not support customer mail-in repair by returning the

same unit to the customer, all internal options should be removed and

safeguarded in addition to the external options. The Thin Client should be

restored to the original configuration before returning it to Compaq for

repair.

Technologies Group, L.P. Microsoft, Windows, and Windows NT are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All

other product names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective companies.

Compaq shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. The information in this

document is provided “as is” without warranty of any kind and is subject to change without notice. The warranties

for Compaq products are set forth in the express limited warranty statements accompanying such products. Nothing

herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty.

First Edition October 2001

Document Part Number 261587-001

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