CHAPTER 3 DOLPHIN 7200 RF HANDHELD COMPUTER
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Example 2: To set the WEP keys using an ASCII character string via the
Dolphin terminal keyboard, enter
C:\> WEP ASCII 11111 X 33333 X
There are four WEP keys to set. To skip a key code, enter <X> for each blank entry.
In the example above, only keys 1 and 3 have a value; 2 and 4 have no value. An
ASCII character string of 5 characters sets 40-bit encryption and 13 characters sets
128-bit encryption on the terminal.
Result: This will set key1 to 11111 and key3 to 33333. Keys 2 and 4 are not set. 40 bit
WEP will be used. The terminal will display one of the following screens:
Error(s): Retry (if an error occurred writing to radio card)
or
Done (if keys successfully set)
Example 3: To configure WEP using a HEX string via the Dolphin terminal
keyboard, enter:
C:\> WEP HEX 11111111111111111111111111 X X X
There are four WEP keys to set. To skip a key code, enter <X> for each blank entry.
In the example above, only key 1 has a value; 2, 3 and 4 have no value. A HEX string
of 10 characters sets 40-bit encryption and 26 characters sets 128-bit encryption.
Result: Sets key1 to 11111111111111111111111111. Keys 2, 3 and 4 are not set. 128
bit WEP will be used. The terminal will display one of the following screens:
Error(s): Retry (if error occurred writing to radio card)
or
Done (if keys successfully set)