Configure the wireless device (MC9090). Click the card icon next to the wedge icon in the Windows task bar. Click Option. Select Regulatory from the menu. View and Download Motorola MC9190-G user manual online. The MC9190-G with Windows CE contains the ImagerSample application that allows the user to enable.

• Turn on the wireless device, then on the MS Start bar, click the Start button, then move the mouse over Programs, then click Internet Explorer. • On the main IE menu, click View, then move the mouse over Text Size, then click Smaller. • Do all of the following to adjust the browser cache size on the wireless device: • On the main IE menu, click View, then click Internet Options • In the Cache Size (in KB) field, set the cache size to 0.

• Click [OK]. • Do all of the following to set the storage memory on the wireless device: • On the Windows Start bar, click Start, then move the mouse over Settings, then click Control Panel. • Double-click System, then click on the Memory tab. • Use the slide bar to set the storage memory to at least 10,000k. Note: You may need to adjust the storage memory later, depending on the balance between memory and program storage. • Click [OK], then close the control panel. • Do all of the following to set up the regulatory options on the wireless device: • Click the card icon next to the wedge icon in the Windows task bar.

• Click Option. • Select Regulatory from the menu, then select USA in the Settings field. • Uncheck the box in the Enable 802.11d field. • Click [Save].

• Do all of the following to set up the wireless card profile on the wireless device: • Click the card icon next to the wedge icon in the Windows task bar. • Click Find WLANs. The Mobile Companion page appears. • On the Mobile Companion page, double-click the wireless LAN, and click [Connect]. Buckminster Fuller Cosmography Pdf Reader. Note: No confirmation prompt or message appears when you connect to the wireless LAN.

The Profile Entry pop-up page appears. • Accept the default name and essid, and click [Next]. • In the Operating mode: field, select Infrastructure or Ad-hoc, if you are not connecting to a true access point. • Click on the Authentication tab, and leave the default value, or select one of the other options (Kerberos, LEAP, EAP-TLS, PEAP), as desired.

• Click on the Encryption tab, and select your encryption type, such as WEP. Note: You can select Open System if the encryption is disabled. • On the Encryption tab, if you use WEP encryption, select WEP and do the following: • • Choose the keylength of 40-bit or 128-bit. • Enter the WEP key manually, or click [PassKey] to enter a passphrase (between 4 and 32 characters in length). • On the Encryption tab, if you use TKIP encryption, select TKIP (WPA), and enter a value in the TKIP (WPA) field manually, or click [PassKey] to enter a passphrase (between 4 and 32 characters in length).

• Click on the IP Config tab and do one of the following: • Select DHCP if your access point/router assigns an IP. • Select Static to assign the IP address manually. • Note: If you assign the IP address manually, you must assign the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, DNS, and WINS. • Click on the Power tab, leave the default value of Automatic in the Radio Transmission Power field, and check the box in the Automatic Power Saving Mode field. Tip: If desired, you can uncheck the box in the Automatic Power Saving Mode field and move the slide bar to the far right for the best network performance. • Click [OK] to save your settings. Your profile appears under WLAN Profiles.

• Click [Connect]. Note: No confirmation prompt or message appears when you connect to the wireless LAN.

• Click [OK]. • Do all of the following on the wireless device to set up the network card to stay connected to the network: • Click the card icon next to the wedge icon in the Windows task bar. • Click WLAN Profiles. The Mobile Companion page appears.

• On the Mobile Companion page, highlight the wireless LAN and click [Edit]. • Click on the right scroll arrow until the Power tab appears. • Click on the Power tab and do all of the following: • Uncheck the box in the Automatic Power Saving Mode field. • Move the slide bar all the way to the right to Best network performance uses the most battery power. • Click [OK] to accept the changes. • Click [OK] to close the Mobile Companion page.