Hello!
If you have a PCMCIA to flash card adapter, try your card in the side slot.
I had an ambicom card which was doing much the same thing. It seemed to
work much of the time even though I replaced it with a Sandisk card. If
this doesn't work, you need a new card or the flash card slot in the BN
itself may need to be repaired.
Jim Aldrich
----- Original Message -----
From: "tomi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, December 31, 1979 6:22 AM
Subject: [Braillenote] wireless access point not recognized
hi List,
I do not know if this problem ever came up before on the list. If it did
I hope someone can help, and sorry for the question reappearing again.
You know, history sometimes repeats itself.
Today I was at school in English. The schools network ( orange airport )
was working fine. However, suddenly, in English, it said, " not connected
" . I tried reconnecting again and again, but it said " not visible
network " .
At home: I went home to check on my home network, called wlan. The router
was functioning, and my computer could connect to it. However, with the
braillenote, it said, " no visible network " . I retried and 'tried
forever. I did a service reset. I did a 456 reset. I did a regular
reset, but still, No visible network.
Why is this happening? Every time I go to main menu, the bn just says, "
not connected " . Why though? Did I like break a wire or something? By
the way, this router worked yesterday when I was trying to figure out how
to connect my bn on the network. Any help would be greatly thanked.
With sad regards: Tomi
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