Hi Rhonda,
My first card that my wife is using is fine! I always kept it in my unit
much of the time and that card never gave either one of us any
problem. This other card was probably taken in and out any number of times
which might have loosened a pin, I really don't know! I'm just trying to
find out what can be done about cards which aren't functioning correctly?
Thanks much!
Jim Aldrich
At 01:43 PM 06/16/2005 , you wrote:
Jim, my sister is having this very problem. She is having it especially
when she sends a longer email. I was going to get a card, but with her
problem, and hearing yours, I may not do that.
> ----- Original Message -----
>From: "James Aldrich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [email protected]
>Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2005 14:31:36 -0600
>Subject: [Braillenote] intermintent flash card
>Hello list,
>A few weeks back, my wife was complaining about her Ambicom network card
which wouldn't remain connected while she was sending and receiveing
email or when on a web site. I traded wireless cards with her and I'm
having the intermintent problem of the card not staying connected. I can
sit here and hear the BN say, "not connected" "connecting to network"
(network represents my network name), and the sequence of connecting and
disconnecting is seconds apart. I simply sat here and watched my unit go
from connected to network to disconnecting almost systematically and I
wasn't touching the unit at all! This is most disconcerting when I'm
trying to read an EMAIL or web page and the BN continually disconnects
and reconnects. I can turn wireless off if I wish but there are times
I'd like to remain connected while doing any number of things. What
might be the problem here? Is there a loose pin on the card? Is there a
component or circuitry that is overheating somehow? Should I th!
r!
>ow the c
>ard in the garbage and spend another 40 to 70 dollars for a new card? It
works the same way on both our units. It may behave some days, but when
it acts up, it really acts up! The signal level isn't the problem since I
get minus 30 dbm constistently where I use it. This is a pretty good
signal level usually. My wife is having no problem with the card I was using.
>Thanks for any help and ideas. I got the card from Humanware!
>Jim Aldrich
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