Available 5 files for E-Tech WGPI03

Company

E-Tech

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

E-Tech WGPI03

Description

Wireless 54Mbps PCI Card

Operating System

Mac OS X

Size Driver

475KB

File Name

wgpx02_03_os_x_10.zip

Company

E-Tech

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

E-Tech WGPI03

Description

Wireless 54Mbps PCI card. Driver

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.3 - 10.4

Version

1.0.9.0

Size Driver

1.1MB

File Name

rtcardbus_d60-1.0.9.0_d61-1.0.2.0_ui-1.2.8.0_2006_08_31.dmg

Observations

MacOS X Tiger (10.4.x) driver. Op deze drivers bieden wij geen technische support.
MacOS X Tiger (10.4.x) driver. We do not provide technical support on these drivers.

Company

E-Tech

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

E-Tech WGPI03

Description

Wireless 54Mbps PCI Card

Operating System

Mac OS X Tiger 10.4.x

Size Driver

296KB

File Name

wgpx_02_03_mac10.4.x_d-1.0.0.0.zip

Company

E-Tech

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

E-Tech WGPI03

Description

Wireless 54Mbps PCI card. Complete Setup

Operating System

Windows 98Se-Me-2000-XP-Vista

Version

26-10-2007

Size Driver

31.5MB

File Name

wgpx02-wgpx03.zip

Observations

Product Name RT61 Wireless Card and RT2500 Wireless Card
Interface Supported CardBus, miniPCI, PCI
Install Package Version IS_AP_STA_6x_D-1.2.3.0_VA-2.0.7.0_2500_D-3.2.0.0_VA-3.2.0.0
_RU-2.0.3.0_VA-1.0.18.0_AU_1.2.0.0_091407_0.1.0.29
RT61 XP/2K/ME/98 Driver
Version
1.2.3.0
RT61 Vista Driver Version 2.0.7.0
RT2500 XP/2K/ME/98 Driver
Version
3.2.0.0
RT2500 Vista Driver Version 3.2.0.0
XP/2K STA User Interface
Version
2.0.3.0
ME/98SE STA User Interface
Version
1.2.9.0
XP SoftAP User Interface
Version
1.2.0.0
Vista STA User Interface 1.0.18.0
Date 2007-09-14
System Requirement:
Ralink RT61 and RT2500 series miniport drivers require NDIS 5.0, NDIS 5.1 and NDIS 6.0
for windows environment.
NOTE: For end-users previously installed OEM provided package. Please uninstall it before
running this Ralink released package.

Hardware Supported:
Ralink RT61 chipset PCI Adapter
Ralink RT61 chipset miniPCI
Ralink RT61 chipset CardBus
Ralink RT2500 chipset PCI Adapter
Ralink RT2500 chipset miniPCI
Ralink RT2500 chipset CardBus
Software Supported:
Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, WinXP 32/64 and Vista 32/64.

Company

E-Tech

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

E-Tech WGPI03

Description

Wireless 54Mbps PCI card

Operating System

Manual

Language Manual

English

Size Driver

487KB

File Name

wgpi03_manual_usa.zip

Observations

Driver installation
Using this wireless pci card you can connect your pc to a wireless network.

1. Open your PC and Mount the card in an empty PCI slot. Close the PC, and boot the system. After booting, windows will detect new hardware. Cancel the installation, the driver cd-rom will complete the installation for you.
2. Place the cd-rom in your cd-rom or dvd drive. Setup should start and display the installation screen.
3. Choose ‘driver & utility’ to install the required software.
4. Choose ‘easy install’. The drivers and software will be copied to the pc’s harddrive. After installing, you must reboot the pc to complete the installation.
(If your cd-rom doesn’t start automatically, run the setup.exe program manually)
5. It is possible that during installation a warning is shown about the driver signing. Since the driver is currently not signed, you must select ‘continue anyway’ to install the driver.
6. After installation is complete, you can make a wireless connection. Please see the next pages for more details.

b) Windows 98se/me, 2000 using supplied “Monitor Utility”

Windows, 98se/me and 2000 do not support wireless configuration ‘out of the box’. We have included a monitor-utility to configure the cards under these operating systems.

1. After installation a new icon will be shown in the system tray, near the clock.
Right-click this icon and select ‘launch config’ to show the configuration screen. (fig.6)
(Or click “Start”-> Programs -> Ralink RT2500 -> RaConfig).
2. Select the ‘site survey’ tab to display available networks. Click ‘rescan’ (5) to show available networks. Select your network from the list(1) by clicking on it, then click op ‘connect’(6) to
make a connection with the network.
3. If the network is encrypted, a second screen will appear where you must enter the WEP encryption key used on the network

Troubleshooting
If your wireless device cannot get a connection with other equipment (router/ap):

1. Check if your signal is strong enough. If possible, move the router or AP close to the pc and retry.
2. Check if the SSID is matching with your equipment. You could be connecting to a router or AP that is not located inside your building.
3. Check if your network is setup correctly. When using a router or AP the card must detect this as ‘infrastructure’. Ad-Hoc must not be using in this setup!
4. When using only wireless cards, and no central router or AP you must set all cards to ‘ad hoc’ mode. The card will switch by itself, and/or indicate the existing ad-hoc network when you first scan for networks.
5. Check if your wireless card recieved a valid IP adress from your router or AP. Click start ? run and type cmd. (98/se:command) Enter the command “ipconfig“ in the dos-box. The ip-adress shown for your wireless adapter must be in the range of your router or AP.
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General tips

1. When the connection drops every 5-10 minutes, make sure 802.1x verification is not enabled. If it is, please disable, and reconnect.(XP)
2. When using a firewall such as Norton,Mcafee or Zonealarm please disable or uninstall it. These programs can block the DHCP system used to assign an ip adress to your card.
3. Objects such as concrete walls, glass and items with water in it, will block the wireless reception. Try to relocate the router.
4. Wireless 2.4ghz equipment such as signal beamers or DECT phones can jam the signal. Try to switch the wireless channel, or relocate the router / ap.