Motorola WPS870G manual Key Input, Pass-phrase, Key Index, Key 1

User Guide		WPS870G
Item	Description
Encryption	Match the type of wireless encryption used by the wireless network.
	This security setting encrypts your wireless transmission.
	Disabled – No encryption used
	WEP 64 – Wired Equivalent Privacy - 64-bit strength (provides 4
	Keys)
	WEP 128 – Wired Equivalent Privacy - 128-bit strength (provides
	2 Keys)
	TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) - changes the temporal
	key often (provides 1 Key)
	TKIP is recommended for home users.
Key Input	Available if WEP or WPA-PSK encryption is selected. Select the type
	used by the wireless network:
	Pass Phrase
	Hexadecimal
	ASCII
Pass-phrase	If the wireless network uses a pass-phrase for WEP or WPA-PSK,
	type it here and click Generate Keys. The Key fields are populated
	with the equivalent of the pass phrase in WEP.
	In WPA-PSK, there is no need to generate keys as the pass-phrase is
	shared between the client and the server.
	The Pass-phrase must be between 8 and 63 characters. There is no
	guarantee that the pass-phrase option will work with non-Motorola
	devices.
Key Index	Match the Key Index used by the wireless network. The number you
	select here determines which field is used below. For example, a Key
	Index of 2 corresponds to the Key 2 field.
Key 1 – 4	If you are not using a WEP pass-phrase for your wireless network,
	type the network’s security WEP key into the appropriate key field
	(determined by what is selected in the Key Index).
Apply	Click to save your settings.

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