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Table 1: Troubleshooting (continued)
Symptom
The ultrasound system does
not authenticate, and the
wireless icon does not
appear on-screen.
The system does not display
the wireless icon after you
select a valid location.
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Solution
Check the following:
Make sure that the system is communicating with your access point:
Make sure that the network name on the system is the same as the
network name (SSID) of the access point. The default network name is
SONOSITE. The network name is case sensitive.
If you use WEP or WPA-PSK, make sure that your WEP keys or WPA/
WPA2 Pre-Shared key match between the access point and ultrasound
system. These keys are case sensitive.
The Network Status setup page may show that you associated
successfully, but you are unable to get a DHCP address because the WEP
key is set incorrectly.
If you are using a static IP for your location, make sure that the MAC
address of the system is associated to your static IP on the ultrasound
system and it is allowed on the network.
If you select the 802.1x RADIUS security option, make sure that the
access point is turned on and properly configured with 802.1x enabled
and that the Shared Secret key between the access point and
authentication server match.
Use the PING utility from the server to make sure that the authentication
server is active and can communicate with the access point.
1 Turn off the ultrasound system.
2 Remove the wireless USB dongle.
3 Insert the wireless USB dongle.
4 Turn on the system.
5 Verify the following:
All wireless settings for the selected location are valid.
The selected wireless certificate is in Base64 format.
The system date and time are correct.
6 Check the USB devices on the Settings/Setup page to ensure the wireless
device is recognized and is in Ready status.
Troubleshooting