Model: AT76C502AR
Operating System: Windows 98 (Note: might work with other versions of this os.)
File: ATMEL_AT76C502AR_OR_ORIGO_Wireless_PCMCIA_CARD_11M_OR_FastVNET-R__3.3V_.zip
Comments:
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- listed as ATMEL AT76C502AR when Windows 98 initially detects it during PnP detection
- listed as ORIGO Wireless PCMCIA CARD 11M on the white box it came in
- listed as FastVNET-R (3.3V) in device manager after successfull installation
On the back it says
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11Mbs Wireless PCMCIA Card
IEEE 802.11b Compliant
DSS at 2.4Ghz ISM band
Tested To Comply With FCC Standards
FCCID: OIBKWL-210
The MAC address starts with first 6 characters of 003000 which belongs to www.allwelltech.com who appear to make IC devices for ATMEL.
I peeled off the label on the front and can't remember what it said
I copied these drivers off the installation disk and removed the AUTORUN.EXE and SETUP.EXE files and DATA folders, which were some kind of multimedia/Flash screen that ran DRIVERS\SETUP.EXE when you clicked Windows 98/ME/200/XP and WINCE/SETUP.EXE for Windows CE. I removed them because the multimedia/Flash screen gave an error if you didn't run it from a root directory as it was expecting to be run from the root of a CD.
Installation instructions are in README.PDF and 11Seriesmanual.doc
My contact email: jesussssss@gmail.com