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IOGear GWU623 manual

Models: GWU623

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IOGear GWU623 manual

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Wireless-N USB adapter Installation GuideGWU623 PART NO. M1209Page Package contents Table of ContentsWindows XP- Disable / Enable Wi-Fi Windows XP software installationAvailable USB 2.0 port Windows 2000, XP, and Vista System requirementsMinimum of 20 MB of free hard disk space Minimum of 128 MB of RAM or higher1 x Wireless LAN adapter 1 x Driver CD 1 x QSG 1 x Ethernet Cable Package contentsHow does it work Wireless-N USB adapter GWU623 Wireless routerWindows XP Software Installation 2. Select a language preference and click Next to continue 3. Click Next to continue Page to enjoy all features and functions of the product. Click Next to continue 8. Click Next to continue 10. Select Atheros Client Utility ACU and 9. Click Next to continuesupplicant, and click Next to continue 12. Do NOT insert the adapter now, click OK to close the window Page Windows Vista Windows Vista Software InstallationPage 4. Click Next, to continue 3. To begin the installation choose a setuplanguage and click Next 6. Click Yes to install the driver 5. Select I accept the terms of the licenseagreement and click Next 8. Click OK, to continue 7. Do NOT insert the wireless USB adapterclick OK to continue 10.After the software installation is completed 3. Click on Atheros Client Installation Program and click on Remove Software Un-installation - XP4. When the un-installation is completed, restart your computer Windows XP1. Go to Control Panel Start Control Panel Software Un-installation - Vista4. When the un-installation is completed, restart your computer Windows Vistathe task bar. Right click on the Connecting to a Wireless Network - XPicon and Windows XPPage 4. You are now connected to the network. Click OK to close the window Windows Vista Connecting to a Wireless Network - Vista3. Select Connect Anyway to continue 5. Click Close once you have successfully connected to the network 6. Select the connection location that this network will be used on 7. Verify the settings and click Close to exit the windowWindows Vista Connecting to a Non-Broadcasting Network2. Click Set up a connection or network 4. Click Next to continue 3. Select Manually connect to a wirelessnetwork and click Next Page 6. Click Close once the network has been successfully added Windows XP Utility Conﬁguration - Add New ProﬁlePage Windows XP Utility Conﬁguration - Using WEP Encryption3. Fill in the WEP Passphrase, click OK when Windows XP Utility Conﬁguration - Using WPA Security2. Fill in the Passphrase of your choice then click OK when ﬁnished 4. Input the information of your choice then click OK to ﬁnish Windows XP Browse to the directory where the proﬁle is locatedUtility Conﬁguration - Import and Export Proﬁles Page Page Windows XP Utility Conﬁguration - Disable / Enable Wi-FiWindows XP Please see page 10 to setup a new network proﬁleUtility Conﬁguration - Proﬁle Selection Windows XP Utility Conﬁguration - Wireless Client SelectionWPS Installation WPS Conﬁguration - Push Button 2. Select Join a wireless network and click1. Double click on the Jumpstart icon NextPage 6. The wizard will conﬁgure the wireless network 7. Once completed, click ﬁnish to close the window WPS Conﬁguration - PIN Access 5. Click Finish to complete the setup 4. The wizard will conﬁgure the wireless networkWPS Conﬁguration - PIN Access Part Page 5. Click Finish to complete the setup 4. The wizard will conﬁgure the wireless networkPower RF Output PowerPower Consumption Operating TemperatureGlossary Access PointIEEE 802.11 Standard Ad HocESSID DHCPDirect Sequence Spread Spectrum Gateway EthernetIEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers InfrastructureNetwork ISM BandLocal Area Network LAN SSID ProtocolRoaming Temporal Key Integrity Protocol TKIP Simple Network Management Protocol SNMPStatic IP Addressing Wi-Fi Alliance The wireless throughput in Bytes per second averaged over two secondsTransmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol TCP/IP Transmit / ReceiveWide Area Network WAN Wi-Fi Protected Access WPAWired Equivalent Privacy WEP Wireless LAN WLAN Technical support 15.21 Federal Communications Commission FCC Statement15.105b Reorient or relocate the receiving antennaFCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement Operation is subject to the following two conditions1. this device may not cause interference and CE Statement Limited Warranty 23 Hubble Irvine, CA P 949.453.8782 F ContactIOGEAR, INC Page Page HEALTH GREEN2007 IOGEAR, INC About Us