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mister_x [Determine the chipset] Updated link for atheros chipset search 		compatible_cards [2014/05/15 15:12]
darkaudax [Determine the chipset]
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   *Check the card manufacturers page. Sometimes they say what chipset they use.   *Check the card manufacturers page. Sometimes they say what chipset they use.
   *On some cards such as PCI, you can physically see the wireless chip.  Look for the brand such as Atheros, Texas Instruments, etc.  The chipset number can also quite often be observed.   *On some cards such as PCI, you can physically see the wireless chip.  Look for the brand such as Atheros, Texas Instruments, etc.  The chipset number can also quite often be observed.
-  * All wireless devices sold in the United States must be Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved.  These same devices are typically sold around the world.  Each device must have a FCC identification number (ID) on the board itself.  If you have this ID then you can use the [[https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/cf/eas/reports/GenericSearch.cfm|FCC ID Search]] to lookup detailed information on the device.  It will give you the manufacturer, model and usually the chipset.  The [[http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/|Equipment Authorization information page]] provides general information.+  * All wireless devices sold in the United States must be Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved.  These same devices are typically sold around the world.  Each device must have a FCC identification number (ID) on the board itself.  If you have this ID then you can use the [[https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/GenericSearch.cfm|FCC ID Search]] to lookup detailed information on the device.  It will give you the manufacturer, model and usually the chipset.  The [[http://transition.fcc.gov/oet/ea/|Equipment Authorization information page]] provides general information.
  
 Here are some other resources to assist you in determine what chipset you have: Here are some other resources to assist you in determine what chipset you have:
compatible_cards.txt · Last modified: 2018/10/08 01:37 by mister_x

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