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Dell TM Wireless 1350 WLAN PC Card

Thank you for purchasing a Dell™ Wireless™1350 WLAN PC Card. Before you

begin to use the Dell™ Wireless ™

1350 WLAN PC Card, you will require the

following items and information:

z A notebook computer with a PC Card slot and one of following Operating

systems: Microsoft, Windows * 2000, Windows * XP.

z Software Installation CD included with your Dell Wireless™1350 WLAN PC

Card

z The Network name (SSID*) of your Wireless Network.

Getting Started with your Dell Wireless™1350 WLAN PC Card

Note: You must insert the Dell Wireless™1350 WLAN PC Card into your Notebook

before you install the software. If the card is already inserted into your Notebook

please skip to step 2.

To Complete the setup of your Dell Wireless™1350 WLAN PC Card, perform

the following 3 steps:

1. Inserting the Dell Wireless™1350 WLAN PC Card into your Notebook

2. Installing the Software

3. Connecting to your Wireless Network

1. Inserting the Dell Wireless™1350 WLAN PC Card into your Notebook

a) Insert the card into PC Card slot as shown in Figure 1.

b) The Found New Hardware Wizard screen will appear.

c) Select 'Cancel' to cancel the Hardware Wizard.

Inserting a PC Card Into a New Dell Portable Computer

2. Installing the Software

a)Insert the Dell Wireless™1350 WLAN PC Card CD into the

CD or DVD drive of your notebook .If the Main Menu screen does not

appear automatically , select Start -> Run and then type x:\setup.exe

Summary of content (6 pages)

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Dell TM Wireless 1350 WLAN PC Card Thank you for purchasing a Dell™ Wireless™1350 WLAN PC Card. Before you begin to use the Dell™ Wireless ™1350 WLAN PC Card, you will require the following items and information: z z z A notebook computer with a PC Card slot and one of following Operating systems: Microsoft, Windows * 2000, Windows * XP. Software Installation CD included with your Dell Wireless™1350 WLAN PC Card The Network name (SSID*) of your Wireless Network.
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(where x:\ is your CD-ROM driver letter) and Click OK. b)Follow the on-screen prompts to install your software. c)After the installation is finished, restart your computer. 3. Connecting to your Wireless Network with No Security NOTE: To configure a wireless computer running Windows 2000, see Making a Basic Network Connection in Windows 2000 in the Users Guide that came with your computer’s wireless network computer.
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Windows XP Service Pack 2 a. Right-click the wireless network connections icon in the notification area located at the lower-right corner of the Windows desktop. b. Left click View Available Wireless Networks. NOTE: The names of wireless networks that are visible to your computer are shown under Available networks. The name of your network is usually shown here. c. In the Available wireless network field, select wireless, or other name of your wireless network, to join the wireless network. d.
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Dell Wireless WLAN Card Utility. The recommended option is to use the native Windows XP support for making basic wireless network connections. NOTE: This section contains instructions on how to make basic network security settings on your wireless network card using Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 1 & 2 using native support (Zero Configuration).
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a. Right-click the wireless network connections icon in the notification area located at the lower-right corner of the Windows desktop. b. Left click View Available Wireless Networks. NOTE: The names of wireless networks that are visible to your computer are shown under Available networks. The name of your network is usually shown here. c. In the Available wireless network field, select wireless, or other name of your wireless network, to join the wireless network. d.
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Dell declares that WL-611GD ( FCC ID: MXF-C921217G) is limited in CH1~CH11 for 2.4GHz by specified firmware controlled in U.S.A. Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.