Linksys WPC11 Instant Wireless Network PC-Card

Notes and Comments

There is every chance that this model does not exist (!). According to the Linux drivers it does, according to the Windows drivers it may not (identical hardware reference to the v2.0 model). This model has a Prism2.x or Prism3 chipset.

Note that 802.11b is inherently unsafe due to use of WEP encryption.

Please note: The Cisco-LinkSys website is dynamic & uses a system of ever-changing parameters to register those using the site. That makes it impossible for me to get you closer to the LinkSys drivers than the Home page. Good searching! Drivers are also available from this site.

May 2009 update: Most of the previous paragraph became outdated after April 2009. Cisco migrated the Linksys site from ‘linksys.com’ to the catchily-named ‘linksysbycisco.com’. Session IDs have been dropped, but the vast reams of Javascript have been maintained.

Mfc: the company no longer makes/supplies modems and/or their chipsets, or has been taken over, or otherwise fallen into commercial Tophet.

Modem: it is no longer in production.

Chip, Chipset, Family or Family-Type: it is no longer produced at the Foundry.

In short, the item marked with a ^† has shuffled off this mortal coil, it has gone to meet it’s maker, to sing with the choir invisible; it is, not to put too fine a point upon it, an ex-modem (-Mfc, -Chip, -Chipset, -Family or -Type).

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Diligently put together in the UK by Alex Kemp. All efforts have been taken to ensure the veracity of what is written - if you know of any errors or omissions then please let us know.

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	Notes and Comments There is every chance that this model does not exist (!). According to the Linux drivers it does, according to the Windows drivers it may not (identical hardware reference to the v2.0 model). This model has a Prism2.x or Prism3 chipset. Note that 802.11b is inherently unsafe due to use of WEP encryption. Please note: The Cisco-LinkSys website is dynamic & uses a system of ever-changing parameters to register those using the site. That makes it impossible for me to get you closer to the LinkSys drivers than the Home page. Good searching! Drivers are also available from this site. May 2009 update: Most of the previous paragraph became outdated after April 2009. Cisco migrated the Linksys site from ‘linksys.com’ to the catchily-named ‘linksysbycisco.com’. Session IDs have been dropped, but the vast reams of Javascript have been maintained. See Also The following modems are connected with this modem in some way - often the same modem under a different name, or the other members of a Family of modems. Check out the notes above for (maybe) further details. ^†Linksys WPC11 v2.5 Instant Wireless Network PC-Card ^†Linksys WPC11 v3 Instant Wireless Network PC-Card ^†Linksys WPC11 v4 Wireless-B Notebook Adapter Copyright Statement Compilation, original writings & design Copyright ©2002 - 2013 Modem-Help, Ltd. All trademarks respected as the property of their respective owners. Full Copyright + Disclaimer statement	Searches Names (general search) Modem Manufacturers Identify A Modem [Help] EEPROMs [Help] Chipset Manufacturers Chips Download Files Quick Stats Items available: 14,268 modems 1,766 chipsets 2,264 chips 803 modem mfcs 121 comp/MB mfcs 1,706 comps/MBs/retail 144 chipset mfcs 23,328 external web links 141,472 hardware IDs 222,438 download files Top Ten Pages Conexant Systems, Inc. BCM43xx 802.11bg WLAN RS56-PCI SoftK56 BCM2045 Bluetooth 2.0 USB The GVC Corporation RS56-SP-PCI 56k SoftK56 DFVS BCM2045A Bluetooth 2.0 USB RH56D-PCI 56k Controllerless Alcatel Microelectronics Compaq Computer Corp. ..from 98,079,542 pages since 10 Nov 2002. Top Ten Pages Today Alcatel Microelectronics Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection (RoW) TG581n Wireless n ADSL2+ Gateway Conexant Systems, Inc. RealTek Semiconductor Corp. 450BX1 11bg WLAN ADSL2+ Router DVA-G3672B Wireless-G ADSL VoIP Router WLG-1101 11g Wireless LAN PC Card DHP-200 Powerline Ethernet Adapter 802MIP-W 11b Wireless LAN MiniPCI Card (OEM) ..from 22,331 page-views at Thu, 20 Jun 2013 12:39:19 +0100. Latest Additions Marvell 88W8362-2T2R 11n USB Marvell TopDog 836x 11n USB Marvell 88W8362 D-Link DWA-131 Wireless N Nano USB Adapter (rev_B) RealTek RTL8192CU-2T2R 11bgn WLAN USB2 RealTek RTL8192CU 11bgn WLAN RealTek RTL8192CU-GR RealTek RTL8191SU-1T2R 11bgn WLAN USB2 RealTek RTL8191SU 11bgn WLAN RealTek RTL8191SU-GR Top Ten Modems Speed Touch USB ADSL Annex A, B Unknown PCT789T-C1 V.92 HSP PCI World MicroModem D-F-V Reference Design Unknown PCT789T-A V.92 HSP PCI MicroModem D-F-V Reference Design (FCC) Rockwell RipTide Combo 56k HCF Modem-Audio PCI (FCC) D-1156IV/P2 56k Data-Fax PCI RD00-D180-021 RH56D-PCI HCF DFT Reference Design RD00-D100-061 RS56-PCI HSF DFVS Reference Design RD00-D???-??? RH56D-PCI HCF DFTS Reference Design-2 SupraExpress 56i Pro PCI Speed Touch 330 ADSL USB (Rev 2) ^† Key Mfc: the company no longer makes/supplies modems and/or their chipsets, or has been taken over, or otherwise fallen into commercial Tophet. Modem: it is no longer in production. Chip, Chipset, Family or Family-Type: it is no longer produced at the Foundry. In short, the item marked with a ^† has shuffled off this mortal coil, it has gone to meet it’s maker, to sing with the choir invisible; it is, not to put too fine a point upon it, an ex-modem (-Mfc, -Chip, -Chipset, -Family or -Type). Site Info, History & Page Stats These pages are a LAMP-development of the original Modem-Help, UK site (most of the old HTML pages still exist, but havn’t been updated for quite some time). That site, in it’s turn, was a transfer from the first html site on free-pages at Freeserve (sadly, now gone). The current format allows superb search facilities, customisation by Registered members, plus is quick ‘n’ easy to update. Diligently put together in the UK by Alex Kemp. All efforts have been taken to ensure the veracity of what is written - if you know of any errors or omissions then please let us know. Privacy Policy Site Info & Diary [Old Info ] Page Compression: 73% at level 9 1,327 views of this page (0.03 secs to produce). 98,079,542 total site hits since 10 Nov 2002. Page last updated 10 Jun 2010 Original HTML site first installed 13 Feb 1999.