Acer IEEE 802.11b Wireless USB Adapter manual

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!Caution:

WEP Key needs to be the same for all IEEE802.11b stations.

Follow the steps below to set your WEP:

(1)Select the Encryption type: 64bit or 128bit.

(2)Type WEP Key: If you select 64bit, you must type 10 values in the following range (0~F) from Key1 to Key

4space. Besides, if you select 128bit, you must type

26values (0~F) in each WEP Key from Key 1 to Key

4.Please note that all the WEP Keys (key1~key4) have to be filled.

(3)Select WEP Key: Select one of WEP Key from Key1 to Key4 for using.

(4)Choose the WEP Mode: Mandatory for communicating with all stations having WEP enabled or Optional for WEP disabled.

(5)Select the Authentication Type: Open System or Shared Key.

(6)After all the settings are completed, click on Submit button to save the setting.

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Contents User’s Guide Page Copyright Statement Table of Contents Troubleshooting………………………………………………….56 Welcome Kit Contents Page Main Feature of Wlan USB Adapter LAN Wireless Networking Scenarios Peer-to-Peer Networking Page Advantages for Using Wireless Network Page Quick Start to Wireless Networking Page Page Page Step-by-Step Installation Guide Install the IEEE802.11b USB Wlan Utility / Driver Page Page Page Page Install the USB Adapter Additional Note for Windows IEEE802.11b USB Wlan Utility Setting Page Statistics Site Survey Encryption Page Page Advanced Page Version Remove your USB Adapter Uninstall the IEEE802.11b USB Wlan Utility / Driver Page Network Application Surveying the Network Neighborhood Network NeighborhoodPage File Sharing in Microsoft Windows Page Page Printer Sharing in Windows Page Using the Shared Folder Using the Shared Network printer Specifications Physical SpecificationsAvailable Channels in Each Country Networking Compliant Standards Operating Specifications Nominal Temp Range Page Troubleshooting Check the Various Properties of the Card Page Microsoft Networking Checklist Set up the Network Protocols Page Network Service for Microsoft Networking Page Others Additional Note for Windows 98 earlier editionRegulatory Information FCC Radiation Exposure StatementUSA Federal Communications Commission FCC Canada Industry Canada IC