User Manual
5.1 Main Tab
Open up the Configuration Utility and the below screen will display the current status of the WL630PCI Wireless PCI Card.
Item | Description |
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Configure | External Configuration Checkbox (Windows XP only): A checkbox that |
using Windows | enables you to disable the WLAN Station Configuration Utility and |
Zero Config. | indicates that the station driver is to be configured with Windows XP’s |
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| On Windows XP systems, the WZC service is automatically stopped when |
| the WLAN Configuration Utility is installed. The WZC is started when |
| you check the Configure using Windows Zero Configuration |
| checkbox. |
| The checkbox is only displayed on Windows XP systems. |
| To disable the WZC and access using the Configuration Utility, right- |
| click on the WLAN Utility and then uncheck the Configure using WZC. |
Profile name | The profile name that is currently connected. |
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. |
| Indicates that the network does not require special security settings |
| and access rights in order to connect to it (that is, you can connect to the |
| network by setting the station’s privacy mode to None and authentication |
| mode to None). |
| Indicates that the network requires special security settings and access |
| rights in order to connect to it. |
| Indicates a hidden network that is not broadcasting its SSID. The SSID |
| for such networks are listed as <Hidden Network>. In order to connect to |
| such a network, you must know the network’s SSID. |
BBS ID | The MAC address for the Access Point or station. |
Current Tx | It displays the currently connected rate. |
Rate |
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Channel | The channel that is currently connected. |
BSS type | The type of connection, either Access Point or |
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