Rockwell Automation 1784-PCD DeviceNet Communication Card - Manual (Page 87)

Troubleshoot the Card 10-7
Publication 1784-IN029C-EN-P - June 2001
12. Double-click on PCMCIA sockets to expand it.
13. Click on the PCMCIA controller used by your system.
14. Click on Properties. Verify that the socket controller is enabled in the
hardware profile you are using.
Troubleshooting on Windows NT
Understand What a Missing PC Card (PCMCIA) Icon Means
If you find that there is no PC card (PCMCIA) icon in the Control Panel, this
indicates that there is a problem with the PCMCIA socket hardware that prevents
Windows from locating the card. Contact your computer manufacturer for help in
solving this problem.
If: Then:
you get this message:
This device is not present, not working properly, or does not
have all drivers installed, code 10
•
click on the Resources tab and
check the Conflicting Device list for
possible hardware conflicts
• verify that the Use automatic
settings option is enabled
You may have a general PCMCIA problem.
Contact your computer manufacturer for
assistance.
you do not get this message This device is working properly.
TIP
When using Unicore/Touchstone Software’s Cardware or
Phoenix/Softex’s Card Executive third-party plug-and-play
software on Windows NT, use the plug-and-play software’s PC
card configuration tool on the Windows Control Panel for
information about the PC (PCMCIA) cards. Do not rely on the
PC card (PCMCIA) icon on the Windows control panel.