Creative 2030 manual Safety Precautions, General Safety

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Safety Precautions

General Safety

To avoid the risk of fire, electric shock or personal injury, read the following before

operating the product:

 

 

Do not expose Wireless LAN USB Adapter to direct sunlight or excessive heat.

 

Keep Wireless LAN USB Adapter in a place where there is minimum risk of liquid

 

spillage on it.

 

Do not place Wireless LAN USB Adapter in surroundings where the temperature

 

is over 40°C (104°F).

 

Avoid humid conditions. Do not place the product near a water source or outlet

 

such as a bath tub, sink, wash bowl, laundry tub, swimming pool, or a wet or

 

humid wall.

 

Never clean the Wireless LAN USB Adapter with a damp cloth or liquid cleaner.

 

Do not press or bend the electrical power cord; do not place any weight on it.

 

In the event of a gas leak, do not use an electrical switch or any telephone

 

equipment connected to a power outlet found in the vicinity of the leak.

 

Do not use any electric product, electric cord, or power socket that is even

 

partially damaged.

 

Do not tamper with the internal assembly or circuit board of the Wireless LAN USB

 

Adapter — none of its parts are user replaceable.

 

Allow only qualified personnel to service or repair the Wireless LAN USB Adapter,

 

if such is necessary.

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Contents Page Creative Network Blaster Wireless LAN USB Adapter Contents Configuring Your Computer’s Network Settings Appendixes Product Return Tech Support Warranty Information Safety Precautions Safety Precautions General SafetyFCC Radiation Exposure Statement Introduction Introduction Package Contents Before You BeginDocument Conventions About Wireless LAN Installation Cost Speed Mobility Scalability About Wireless LANWireless LAN Ad-hoc mode FlexibilityInstalling Hardware Installing Hardware About Rear View Wireless LAN USB AdapterUSB cable connectors Installing Hardware Page Page Installing Drivers and Configuration Utility Windows 98SE2Add New Hardware 4Add New Hardware After restarting your computer, 8Network Blaster 10Network Blaster 12Configuration Utility Windows14Found New Hardware 16,click the Next button 18,click the Finish button 20Network Blaster 22Network Blaster 24Configuration Utility Windows MeDialog box similar to 28Network Blaster 29Network Blaster 32Configuration Utility Windows XP 33Found New Hardware34,click the Finish button 35Network Blaster 37Network Blaster 39Network Blaster 40Configuration Utility Uninstalling Drivers Configuration Utility Configuring the Wireless LAN USB Adapter Configuring the Wireless LAN USB Adapter Configuration Utility IconConfiguring Settings State boxConfiguration Settings Click the Operating Mode boxSite Survey Settings Site Survey tab Configuring the Wireless LAN USB AdapterEncryption Settings Encryption tabAdvanced Settings Advanced tab Configuring the Wireless LAN USB AdapterAbout tab Configuring the Wireless LAN USB Adapter Configuring Settings Windows XP Using the Wireless Network ConnectionEncryption settings 11Wireless Network Properties dialog box Network Status Using the Configuration Utility Configuring the Wireless LAN USB Adapter Configuring Your Computer’s Network SettingsConfiguring Your Computer’s Network Settings Network Configuration Windows 98 SEClick the Specify an IP Address option to select it Configuring Your Computer’s Network Settings Network Configuration Windows Network Configuration Windows XP OK button to complete the configuration General Specifications Specifications Specifications A-2 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Windows 98SE/ Me/2000Problems with Software Click Start -Control PanelMy computer is unable to connect to another wireless client Radio Interference Frequently Asked Questions FAQs Frequently Asked Questions FAQs What is a Wireless Access Point? Frequently Asked Questions FAQs C-3 Glossary Glossary Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Dsss Extended Service Set Identifier Essid Glossary D-4 Local Area Network LAN Glossary D-6 Glossary D-7 Glossary D-8 Glossary D-9 Service and Warranty Information Product Return Service and Warranty InformationAmericas Tech Support Warranty Information Asia Service and Warranty Information E-5 Helpline Information For South Africa For MalaysiaService and Warranty Information E-7