Xterasys Wireless LAN Card Status, Mode, Signal, Current Configuration, Pref. Ssid, BSS Type

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Item

Description

 

 

 

 

utility or other manufacturers’, such as Funk,

 

Odyssey client utility.

 

Disable ：Left this item unchecked to use the utility we

 

provide.XP’s built-in utility

Status

Displays the information about the status of the

 

communication.

SSID

The SSID is the unique name shared among all

 

points in your wireless network.

 

The name must be identical for all devices and

 

points attempting to connect to the same network.

 

No WEP key

 

With WEP key

 

For TI-Based WLAN devices

 

For TI-Based WLAN devices with WEP key

Mode

Displays the type of Basic Service Set, Access Point

 

or Peer to Peer.

Ch

Displays the channel that is currently in use.

 

 

 

Signal

Displays the signal strength of the connection

 

between the Wireless Network Adapter and the Access

 

Point it connects to.

BBS ID

A set of wireless stations is referred to as a Basic Service

 

Set (BSS). Computers in a BSS must be configured with

 

the same BSS ID.

Current Configuration

Pref. SSID

 

It shows the current SSID setting of the

 

 

Wireless Network Adapter.

BSS Type

 

Displays the type of Basic Service Set,

 

 

Access Point or Peer to Peer.

Channel

 

Shows the selected channel that is currently

 

 

used. (There are 14 channels available,

 

 

depends on the country.)

Tx Rate

 

Shows the current transfer rate.

 

 

 

Signal Quality

 

Displays the signal strength of the connection

 

 

between the Wireless Network Adapter and

 

 

the Access Point it connects.

 

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Contents 802.11g Wireless LAN Card Regulatory Statements Part15, Class BTable of Contents Uninstallation Wireless Network Options IntroductionAccess Point Network LED Indicators For Wireless CardBus Card Installation Install the Driver & UtilityPage Page Install the device1 Page Verify Device Installation Page Network Connection Windows 98/MEPage Page Windows 2000/XP Page Page Configuration Network Status IconAccessing the Configuration Utility Icon Link StatusConfiguration Main TabDescription ExternalSignal Current ConfigurationSignal Quality StatusEnabled ModifyDevice you to connect Menu4x Config Mode You can select Ieee 802.11bB-Only,802.11b +B-PlusProtection CTS only ：UsedAuthentication Key, and Auto SwitchAuto Switch Select Auto Switch for the adapter to Fragment ThresholdAdvanced Tab Privacy TabPage Privacy Mode WEP ConfigurationKey setting from the radio button Statistics Tab About TabPage Uninstallation

Wireless LAN Card specifications

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