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Avaya Inc                                                 June 2002
"Wireless Client Manager"                   Variant 1 Version: 2.92
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This README.TXT covers information that was not yet known or
available when the user documentation shipped with this product
was written. It includes update information, additional
installation instructions, limitations to the current version of
the product, and suggestions to solve known issues or problems.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

1.  SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION
2.  SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
3.  NEW IN THIS RELEASE
4.  INSTALLATION NOTES
5.  TECHNICAL CONSTRAINTS
6.  KNOWN ISSUES
7.  TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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1.  SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION

1.1 About this software
    The "Wireless Client Manager" is a management tool that you
    can use to verify the quality of your wireless radio
    connection to the "Wireless" network.

    The Client Manager can be installed on any computer running
    the MS-Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, ME or XP Operating
    System that has been equipped with Avaya Inc "Wireless"
    equipment, listed below:
    * "Wireless PC Card" ("Gold" and "Silver")
    * "Wireless Integrated Card"
    * "Wireless Embedded Card"
    * "Wireless PCI Adapter Card"
    * "Wireless USB Card"

1.2 Files Installed
    The following files will be installed in the specified
    directory:

    *   CMAGS.EXE             Client Manager
    *   CMAGS.DLL             Client Manager DLL
    *   CMAGS.HLP             Client Manager Help info
    *   CMAGS.CNT             Client Manager Help Contents
    *   README.TXT            this file
    *   LICENSE.TXT           End User License Agreement

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2.  SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

2.1 Operating System
    To install and run the Client Manager you will need the
    Microsoft Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, ME or XP Operating System.

2.2 Free Disk Space
    The installation of the Client Manager requires a
    free disk space of approximately 500 KB.

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3.  NEW IN THIS RELEASE

3.1 Version 2.92                                         June 2002
    The following problems have been solved:
    - When in "Continuous data logging/once per second" mode the
      duration column now shows "1" i.s.o. 60.
    - When selecting add/edit profile under XP the zeroconfig
      dialog will be opened.

3.2 Version 2.90                                          May 2002
    The following functionality has been added:
    - Support added for ..51b.cpl and ..48b.cpl file under
      Win2K and XP 
    - Support for USB Card, Variant 2
    - Added error detection code for Wireless PCI Adapter Card
    - Added support for multibrand inf files

    The following problems have been solved:
    - When installing on a Chinese, Korean or Japanese machine no
      the text in the language selection screen has been changed:
      Français => Francais
      Español => Espanol
      Chinese => Chinese (Simplified)	
    - Strings used in InstallShield dialogs are translated.
    - Problems with the advanced menu in the status screen solved.
      (linktest was not always enabled when it should) 	

3.3 Version 2.58                                        Winter 2002
    The following functionality has been added:
    - Message displayed when selected add/edit profile under XP
      has been translated.
    - Personal card is recognized now.
    - Multiple card detection added.
    - Support for ORiNOCO PCI card added.

    The following problems have been solved:
    - Problem with files staying behind after an uninstall solved.
    - Problem with displaying the AP name after changing the AP
      name solved.
    - Problem with modem icon after profile change solved.
    - Problem with the empty message box in the sitemonitor when
      the selected column cannot be displayed correctly solved.
    - Site monitor problem under XP solved.
    - Freeze button text in sitemonitor is updated in the correct
      language now.
    - "log" extension is fixed now. (was translated)
    - "txt" extension is fixed now. (was translated in Japanese)

3.4 Version 2.18                                          Fall 2001
    The following functionality has been added:
    - When the RG Profile Manager CM is installed the modem control
      functionality will be disabled.

3.5 Version 2.00                                        Summer 2001
    The following functionality has been added:
    - CM split up in cm.exe and cm.dll.
    - In case connected to RG1000 the modem status is retrieved
      actively. So when CM is started while modem connection is
      active this will now be reflected by the Client manager.
    - In case of an installation of a newer version of the Client
      Manager the program will be stopped automaticly and
      re-started at the end of the installation.
    - Support for 99 profiles added.
    - Languages support added for the following langauges:
      English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish

    The following problems have been solved:
    - Update of AP name in status dialog when running a linktest
     and roaming.	

3.6 Version 1.74                            USB Update, Winter 2001

    The following functionality has been added:
    - USB support

    The following problems have been solved:
    - The combobox item texts in the sitemonitor screen.
      In the past one line showed (dB)(dBm)(dBm)
    - Profile selection list of taskbaricon menu.
      When a "empty" profile is created in the Add/Edit profile
      dialog the current profile was not indicated correctly.
    - "sticking" modem speed in status screen.
      After changing from a Residential gateway profile with modem
      connection active, the modem speed text was not removed from
      the status screen.
    - Missing station name(s) in linktest selection screen when in
      peer to peer mode.
    - After uninstall some files would stay behind (modem.txt,
      aplist.txt and .gid file)

3.7 Version 1.58                                        Winter 2001

    The following functionality has been added:
    - Starting the Client Manager while it is already active 
      (but as icon on the system tray only) will bring up the Client
      Manager status screen.
    - The Client Manager grays out the Link Test function if the
      station is connected to a non-Lucent AP that does not support
      the LinkTest protocol.
    - The Client Manager provides functions to Disable and Enable
      the Card's Radio. This is intended for use with the Embedded
      Card (miniPCI), to be able to switch off the radio for
      instance before entering an aircraft, but also works on the
      PC Card. This status is preserved over a system reboot / 
      power off-on cycle.
    - The Client Manager shows different icons for the access point
      in the Status screen, depending on the type of access point:
      a Lucent AP, RG, or other (unknown) access point.

    The following problems have been solved:
    - Changing the configuration profile using the combo box.
      In previuos versions this did not always produce the wanted
      result.
    - Update of the Access Point name.
      After a configuration profile change or going out of range
      of the AP and coming back into range the Access Point name
      was not always updated.
    - Modem Tray Icon (only when connected to an RG-1000).
      In some cases (e.g. during transmission of a large file)
      the icon would show an error for the RG's phone connection
      while the connection was still functioning correctly.
    - RG Modem menu item (only when connected to an RG-1000).
      Sometimes this menu item would disappear after going to 
      Add/Edit Configuration profile and then cancel the editting.
    - Log directory
      Default log directory has been changed to a subdirectory
      ("log") of the directory where the Client Manager is
      installed.
    - Encryption warning after card removal.
      After a card removal an encryption warning was displayed.
    - Client Manager un-install did not remove shortcut.
    - Client Manager installation sometimes incorrectly displayed
      a message that the Driver is not yet installed.
    - Under Windows 2000 the Client Manager icon was transparent
      if the user was not logged in with Administrator rights.
    - The Client Manager no longer gives a blinking icon warning
      (that the encryption key may be wrong) if the station is
      connected to a non-Lucent AP. Now there will be a warning
      given on the Card Diagnostics screen only.

3.8 Version 1.18                                          June 2000

This is the first version of the Client Manager.
    It replaces the previous WaveMANAGER/CLIENT and the
    Comms Quality Indicator (CQI). Compared to those, following
    has been changed:
        The user interface has been improved. WaveMANAGER/CLIENT
          and CQI have been integrated.
        New, clearer, icons are used to indicate the
          communications quality.
        In case the station is connected to an RG, also status
          information about the RG's dial-up connection is given.
        New icon menu item:
          Change configuration profile (immediately).
        In case the station is connected to an RG, a function
          is added to establish or disconnect the RG's dial-up
          connection.
        Function screens have been reworded and rearranged.

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4.  INSTALLATION NOTES

4.1 Standard Installation
    Please refer to the 'Getting Started Guide' or 'User's
    Guide' that came with your product.

    The Client Manager installation is managed via an
    installation wizard.
    You can choose to start the installation wizard by
    double-clicking the setup.exe file which can be found:
    - On your "Wireless" CD-ROM in the folder:
       \Software\Cl_Mgr
    - If you downloaded an update from the Web site, in the
      directory you specified during the extraction of the
      downloaded file.

    The installation wizard will automatically install the
    program files in the following directory on the hard disk
    of your computer:
        C:\Program Files\Wireless\Client Manager
    Optionally you may choose to select another folder or
    hard disk drive for installation of the Client Manager.

4.2 Removing the Client Manager
    To remove the Client Manager from your system, proceed
    as follows:
    1) Click the "Start" button on your Windows task bar,
       point to "Settings" and select "Control Panel".
    2) In the Control Panel window, double-click the
       "Add/Remove" icon to display the "Add/Remove
       Program Properties" window.
    3) Scroll down the list of applications in the 
       lower section of the "Install/Uninstall" tab, and
       select the item Client Manager.
    4  Next click the "Add/Remove" button, and follow the
       instructions on your screen.

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5.  TECHNICAL CONSTRAINTS

    None.

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6.  KNOWN ISSUES

6.1 Site Monitor Function may hang with Peer-to-Peer Workgroup.

    When the card has Station Functions firmware v.6.04, the Site
    Monitor function of the Client Manager will (sooner or later)
    hang when the station is in Peer-to-Peer Group mode.
    The fewer stations participate in the same Peer-to-Peer Group,
    the higher the chance this problem occurs. When this problem
    occurs, normal data communication may be hampered as well.

    Using the Station Functions firmware v.6.06 or higher, prevents
    this problem.

6.2 Site Monitor Limitations with Peer-to-Peer Workgroups.

    With Station Functions firmware v.6.04 or v.6.06 on the Card,
    the Site Monitor function of the Client Manager does not show
    Peer-to-Peer Groups when the station is connected to an access
    point or RG based network.
    It also does not show other networks (neither infrastructure
    nor Peer-to-Peer Groups) when the station is operating in
    a Peer-to-Peer Group.
    A future version of the Station Functions firmware will address
    this issue.

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7.  TECHNICAL SUPPORT


7.1 Finding Information
    Consult your authorized reseller or manufacturer for more
    information. Alternately consult our the Avaya Wireless Support
    Web Site for the most recent device drivers and software updates 
    and user documentation.

    World Wide Web:    HTTP://SUPPORT.AVAYA.COM

7.2 Contact Technical Support
    If you encounter problems when installing or using this
    product, or would like information about our other
    Wireless products, please contact your local Authorized
    Wireless Reseller or Avaya Sales office.
   
    Addresses and telephone numbers of the Avaya Systems
    Sales offices are listed on WWW.AVAYA.COM.

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