InFocus LiteShow network adapter - Manual (Page 36)

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Q: I see a Security Alert message from Windows Firewall. What does this mean?
A: If you are using XP and Service Pack 2, this message appears due to the new firewall functionality . Simply select
“Unblock this program, despite the security risk” and click OK to use LiteShow.
Q: I received the following message "Could not find the InFocus Mirror Driver Service," yet LiteShow Manager
works fine. What does this mean?
A: This can happen if you are running LiteShow Manager under Windows 2000 with a “Guest Account” logged in.
When LiteShow Manager opens, the InFocus Mirror Driver Service starts, allowing LiteShow Manager to operate as
expected. If you start LiteShow Manager and then navigate to Start>Programs>Administrative Tools>Services, you
can see the InFocus Mirror Driver Service listed with the status of “Started,” despite the message. The message is in
error and should be disregarded.
Q: I can’t enter my desired letters in the WLAN name and LiteShow name fields.
A: LiteShow supports all western characters . It does not support Asian characters. Some special characters may not
appear the same on the LiteShow Manager fields and the LiteShow adapter splash screen.
Q: I changed the WLAN name and now I can’t communicate with LiteShow.
A: If you enter a non-valid WLAN name, the LiteShow may require a factory reset. See page 24 for factory reset
instructions. When you change the Network name, the LiteShow reboots and is temporarily unavailable. If you have
Basic Feature set, you have to change your computer to the new WLAN to see the LiteShow. In Advanced Feature set,
this is done automatically. You may also need to provide a new WEP key if you change the WLAN name.
Possible causes of the communication problem are:
• WLAN does not exist
• the AP is not turned on or in range
• a misspelled WLAN name (the names are case-sensitive)
• an incorrect WEP key