The following table lists RF Card name, Driver name, Date of Driver, and Size of Driver. For Powernet and the Falcon Configuration Utility, driver files are located in the NET directory. If you are using Intellitrack RF, the driver files are located in the RFS directory.

The following steps will determine which version of PowerNet is currently loaded in the Falcon RF unit. Safe boot the unit. If you are unfamiliar with this process, please refer to the Falcon Advanced User?s Guide, Chapter Seven: Resetting the Falcon. The TCPIP stack will try to load, however, an error message will appear because the RF card drivers and PCMCIA card drivers are not loaded. On the first line after typing SOCKETEP the message "DATLIGHT SOCKETS version XX" will display.

There are specific system files for each of the different types of Falcons. When using the Falcon Configuration Utility, sending the wrong files can cause the Falcon to lock. Always ensure you have the correct type of Falcon selected before you send the files to the portable. Install the Falcon Configuration Utility (2.3 or higher).

Yes, the Proxim RangeLan RF system uses the Open Air protocol, which the Intermec Access Points utilize. PSC cannot support the Intermec Access Point however, as we do not sell that product.

You can access new drivers, system updates, and technical support for Windows 98 through Windows Update, an online extension of Windows 98 for registered users. You should also check your Graphic card and soundcard makers website for the latest available drivers. When you visit Windows Update, Update Wizard scans your computer, tells you which (if any) of the latest offerings you don't have, and asks whether you want to add them. Yes.

In order to connect to the network using the Falcon Configuration Utility v. 2.6, you must add the socket.cfg file to the list of application files to download to the Falcon. If you are using TCP/IP as the protocol, the IP address, subnet mask and router must be put in the socket.cfg file. Open the Falcon Configuration Utility, click the CUSTOM button. A screen will appear where you are to choose the configuration files to be loaded to your Falcon.

I am trying to use an SQL database which uses trusted (or mixed) security. The Test button works but it doesn't let me in. however I am getting 31, ODBC error with statement, error number is: 3704 The operation requested by the application is not allowed if the object is closed. I've moved on from the Standard and Custom ODBC Select statement and I am in the process of setting up with the "Advanced" ODBC string. Tell me more about this.

Next, try disabling AGP in your BIOS, or setting it to a slower speed. If you have a VIA chipset, 4x is very unlikely to work. For those running KDE, try disabling Anti-Aliased fonts. Or try commenting out the loading of the freetype support in your XF86Config. You could try going back to an older version of the drivers. Counter-intuitive, but some people have more success with older ones. Check your /etc/X11/XF86Config(-4). There is one included with the nVidia driver distribution.

PSC Falcon portables support several different types of RF radios. When using standard transmission protocols, like 802.11, some radios from one manufacturer may work with an RF backbone (access points, network links, etc.) from another manufacturer. It is up to the equipment reseller and/or end user to know which radios they have and/or want to use.

A Falcon application program generally expects data to be input from one of the following sources: the Falcon keyboard, the Falcon integrated laser, or an undecoded input device. Alternatively, a serial device can be attached to the Falcon via the COM port, and the application program uses a serial input function to populate data fields.

Use the SysCmd() function to create your own function which accepts the form’s name: Function IsOpen(szName as string) IsOpen=(SysCmd(acSysCmdGetObjectState, acForm, szName) <> 0) End Function

Carrier and drivers are required to comply with the latest revisions of the HOS rule on October 1, 2005, the effective date of the rule. Carriers and drivers will not be allowed to operate under the HOS rule prior to its effective date.

If the game uses DirectX or Quicktime, try using the latest version first. If that fails, use the version included with the game. If you have bought the game (even as a used game) you are entitled technical support from the game distributor (or publisher/developer). Does the game have an official home site on the net? If so, check it's FAQ or tech info page. See links below. Post a question to AGC. Don't forget to include any error message and some details about your system.

It does work, but likely there is still something wrong with the registry settings (installation is not the strongest point of Adaptec). You might try the fix which is available on the following site: Winamp reports the location of the first MPEG header in the MPEG stream data. If you have enabled the ID3V2 tags, it will place the ID3V2 header before the MPEG stream, the the first MPEG header will be shifted with the size of the ID3V2 header.

We use WinFiles because you can find vendor specific drivers for any product within a few clicks. Choose the product type (in this case video adapters cards) and then the manufacturer (for example ATi, Creative, NVidia) and the web site will link straight to the driver download section on that manufacturer's web site.

Canon Switzerland has the PowerShot drivers for the PS600 on it's web site. These are version 1.21 and in English, French and German. However the version 1.21 driver only supports Win95/3.1, if you need to use NT4, the only way to access the images is with a CF card reader or PCMCIA card reader, and use the drivers for the PSA5 version 2.2.

For ATI video boards and tuners, go here. Make sure you select Media Center as your operating system.

No. The unit must be connected via the composite or component connection to get a menu. The unit will pass the RF signal from your cablebox or satellite when the recorder is turned off.