Hi,
I bought two cards yesterday, one for the BN, the Ambicom flash card, and a
pc card for my laptop, also Ambicom. The two together cost half what the
Cisco card would have cost.
Evelyn
At 02:17 PM 3/23/2005, you wrote:
Hi Peggy,
I ordered two Ambicom cards yesterday for each BN unit, one for myself and
one for my wife. The Sisco PCMCIA card seems to be discontinued and some
have said the Ambicom card works very well with the BN BT. I'll know more
once I'm connected wirelessly with my BN. I got my cards through Humanware.
Jim
At 09:39 PM 03/22/2005 , you wrote:
Hi, guys. I'm starting to think about getting what I need to go wireless
with the BN. I know I need a wireless card, and the recommended ones are
on the Keysoft 6.1 site. I want to get one that I can use in the pcmcia
slot, as I always have my GPS receiver plugged in, so can't really use
the back slot, and don't like it as well anyway. Do any of you use your
wireless cards in the side slot, with or without an adapter (which I
have? Which card do you prefer for use with the side slot?
I know I also need a router. What do I need to look for in a router, in
order to make my BN and PC talk to each other, and so I can do net stuff
wirelessly on the BN with my PC's DSL connection to the net? I've never
even seen a router, so have no idea what they look like, or what I need
to make sure I have or what I need to avoid. Are some more accessible
than others?
Any info you guys can give me to help me decide what to buy will be
greatly appreciated.
Peggy
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