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IOGear GWU623 manual System requirements, Available USB 2.0 port Windows 2000, XP, and Vista

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System requirements

•Available USB 2.0 port

•Windows 2000, XP, and Vista

•Minimum of 20 MB of free hard disk space

•Minimum of 128 MB of RAM or higher

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IOGear GWU623 System requirements, Available USB 2.0 port Windows 2000, XP, and Vista, Minimum of 128 MB of RAM or higher

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Installation Guide Wireless-N USB adapterGWU623 PART NO. M1209Page Table of Contents Package contentsWindows XP- Disable / Enable Wi-Fi Windows XP software installationSystem requirements Available USB 2.0 port Windows 2000, XP, and VistaMinimum of 20 MB of free hard disk space Minimum of 128 MB of RAM or higherPackage contents 1 x Wireless LAN adapter 1 x Driver CD 1 x QSG 1 x Ethernet CableWireless-N USB adapter GWU623 Wireless router How does it workWindows 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 supplicant, and click Next to continue 9. Click Next to continue10. Select Atheros Client Utility ACU and 12. Do NOT insert the adapter now, click OK to close the window Page Windows Vista Software Installation Windows VistaPage language and click Next 3. To begin the installation choose a setup4. Click Next, to continue agreement and click Next 5. Select I accept the terms of the license6. Click Yes to install the driver click OK to continue 7. Do NOT insert the wireless USB adapter8. Click OK, to continue 10.After the software installation is completed Software Un-installation - XP 3. Click on Atheros Client Installation Program and click on Remove4. When the un-installation is completed, restart your computer Windows XPSoftware Un-installation - Vista 1. Go to Control Panel Start Control Panel4. When the un-installation is completed, restart your computer Windows VistaConnecting to a Wireless Network - XP the task bar. Right click on theicon and Windows XPPage 4. You are now connected to the network. Click OK to close the window Connecting to a Wireless Network - Vista Windows Vista3. Select Connect Anyway to continue 5. Click Close once you have successfully connected to the network 7. Verify the settings and click Close to exit the window 6. Select the connection location that this network will be used on2. Click Set up a connection or network Connecting to a Non-Broadcasting NetworkWindows Vista network and click Next 3. Select Manually connect to a wireless4. Click Next to continue Page 6. Click Close once the network has been successfully added Utility Conﬁguration - Add New Proﬁle Windows XPPage Utility Conﬁguration - Using WEP Encryption Windows XP3. Fill in the WEP Passphrase, click OK when Utility Conﬁguration - Using WPA Security Windows XP2. Fill in the Passphrase of your choice then click OK when ﬁnished 4. Input the information of your choice then click OK to ﬁnish Utility Conﬁguration - Import and Export Proﬁles Browse to the directory where the proﬁle is locatedWindows XP Page Page Utility Conﬁguration - Disable / Enable Wi-Fi Windows XPUtility Conﬁguration - Proﬁle Selection Please see page 10 to setup a new network proﬁleWindows XP Utility Conﬁguration - Wireless Client Selection Windows XPWPS Installation 2. Select Join a wireless network and click WPS Conﬁguration - Push Button1. 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 4. The wizard will conﬁgure the wireless network 5. Click Finish to complete the setupWPS Conﬁguration - PIN Access Part Page 4. The wizard will conﬁgure the wireless network 5. Click Finish to complete the setupRF Output Power PowerPower Consumption Operating TemperatureAccess Point GlossaryIEEE 802.11 Standard Ad HocDirect Sequence Spread Spectrum DHCPESSID Ethernet GatewayIEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers InfrastructureLocal Area Network LAN ISM BandNetwork Roaming ProtocolSSID Static IP Addressing Simple Network Management Protocol SNMPTemporal Key Integrity Protocol TKIP The wireless throughput in Bytes per second averaged over two seconds Wi-Fi AllianceTransmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol TCP/IP Transmit / ReceiveWired Equivalent Privacy WEP Wi-Fi Protected Access WPAWide Area Network WAN Wireless LAN WLAN Technical support Federal Communications Commission FCC Statement 15.2115.105b Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna1. this device may not cause interference and Operation is subject to the following two conditionsFCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement CE Statement Limited Warranty IOGEAR, INC Contact23 Hubble Irvine, CA P 949.453.8782 F Page Page GREEN HEALTH2007 IOGEAR, INC About Us