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Pocket PC Forum / End Users / Wireless / January 2004Looses connection
Hi there, I am using Dell Axim5 with the True mobile WLAN card. I use a Speedstream router that is picked up pretty well by other PC's in my home. My problem is when I tap into this with my Axim, it works for a few minutes and then the signal is lost. I seem to only have this inconsistancy when I use my Axim. Could my Truemobile be the cause of loosing this signal. Any help would be great. Monty > Hi there, I am using Dell Axim5 with the True mobile WLAN card. > I use a Speedstream router that is picked up pretty well by other PC's in my [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Could my Truemobile be the cause of loosing this signal. > Any help would be great. Unfortunately I can't offer you a solution. I've got a similar problem: I am using a Medion MD 40600 (ppc 2003) with a SanDisk SD WiFi card, and everything works well for a few minutes and then I lose my connection. If I continue trying my Sitecom Accesspoint (WL-006) hangs and has to be rebooted. I conducted a small ping experiment: - I started pinging (-t) both the PDA and the Access Point from another PC on the network in parallel - after ca 70 pings I get a timeout on the PDA - the Access Point continues to reply and gives me a timeout after some 200 successful pings I have tried the SanDisk SD WiFi drivers for both PPC 2002 and 2003, but the result is the same. I have two laptops connected to the wireless network, but I have never encountered any problems of this type. This seems to suggest that it is a PPC problem rather than a problem with the PDA, the WLAN card or the access point. Steven > I've got a similar problem: I am using a Medion MD 40600 (ppc 2003) > with a SanDisk SD WiFi card, and everything works well for a few > minutes and then I lose my connection. ... > This seems to suggest that it is a PPC problem rather than a problem > with the PDA, the WLAN card or the access point. The problem has gone away. I still don't know what it was, but after I had reinstalled the firmware of the access point everything worked the way it should. The firmware was exactly the same version I had before, but somehow the reinstall made the problem go away! Steven |
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