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MSI US60G manual Temperature

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	Temperature	0oC to 70oC
	(Operating Storage)	-10oC to 100oC
	Humidty	10% - 90% (non-condensing)

	Power Consumption	802.11g (54Mbps)
		270mA@3.3v	in continue Tx
		230mA@3.3v	in continue Rx
		195mA@3.3V in Standby mode
		802.11b(11Mbps)
		340mA@3.3V in continue Tx
		240mA@3.3V in continue Rx
		195mA@3.3V in Standby mode

	Output Power	802.11g
		54Mbps, 14.0+2/-1 dBm
		802.11b
		11Mbps, 17.5+/-2 dBm
	Receiver Sensitivity	54 Mbps OFDM@ 10% PER = -65dBm
		11 Mbps CCK@ 8% PER = -80dBm

	Range	Up to 400m (outdoor operating range)

	Security	64/128-bit WEP, WPA, WPA2, TKIP,
	Security	64/128-bit WEP, WPA, WPA2, TKIP,
		AES, 802.1x

	Operating System	Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP/XP 64-bit
		/Vista
	Certification	FCC Part 15, CE, DGT, C-Tick, Wi-Fi

	Dimension	78(L)x27(W)x9.6(H) mm

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Contents

MSI US60G Wireless 11g Turbo G USB Adapter User’s ManualEuropa Frequenzen 2.400 - 2.4835 GHz Prescribed use Revision History FCC CautionCopyright Notice TrademarksImportant Safety Precautions Changing the Control Setting for Windows XP/Vista Table of Contents1.1 US60G - MSI Wireless 11g Turbo G USB Adapter Software Setup1 Introduction 1.1 US60G - MSI Wireless 11g Turbo G USB AdapterUS60G 1.2 How US60G WorksPage 1.3 Specifications Temperature 1.4 System Requirements 1.5 Package ContentsCover 1.6 Product ViewWireless 11g Turbo G USB Adapter US60G USB Connector2.1 Connecting US60G 2 Hardware InstallationRemoving US60G 2.2 Removing US60GUSB Cable Click 3 Software Installation3.1 Software Setup MSI Wireless LAN icon 4.1 Introduction 4 Wireless Network Utility4.1.1 The MSI Wireless LAN icon 4 Exit 1 Launch Config Utilities3 Switch to AP Mode Setting To change the control setting4.2.1 Infrastructure Mode Connecting to the Access PointWireless Network Connection window 4.2 NetworkingSTEP3 SelectEnter WPA Preshared Key Click STEP2Advanced network settings Add Profile to keep your favorite wireless settings After click Add to bring up the Configuration dialogue window as below STEP3 Authentication & Security setting Please click Help for To build the Ad-hoc network 4.2.2 Ad-hoc ModeSet the SSID Select Set the configuration for your needsLink Status 4.3 Link Status1 Transmit Statistics 4.4 StatisticsStatistics 3 Reset counters to zero3 Display Wireless NIC MAC address 4.5 AboutAbout tab contains the wireless card and driver version information 2 Display Configuration Utility, drivers, and EEPROM version5 MSI Software AP Setup STEP2 Setting the Channel STEP1 Setting the SSIDSTEP3 Setting the Authentication and Encryption 6 Configuring MSI Turbo G Mode with Client Device 6.1 SetupSTEP2 Choose MSI Configuration Tool for MSI Utility configuration STEP3 Select Optimize for performance modeSTEP4 Wait a few seconds until Setup has finished installing STEP2 6.2 Configuratrion6.3 Confirmation File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks 7 Networking Basics7.1 Checking the Network Elements Client for Microsoft Network TCP/IPUnder Windows 2000/XP/Vista Your computer will belong to this workgroup 7.2 Computer IdentificationUnder Windows 98SE/ME Enter a name for your computer less than 15 characters without spaceEnter some information for reference Your computer’s name Under Windows 2000/XP/Vista2. The System Properties window appears choose Computer Name tab Right-click SelectEnter the name of the workgroup 3. To rename the computer and join a workgroup/ domain, click Change5. Click OK to save changes Enter a name for your computer less than 15 characters without spaceUnder Windows 98SE/ME 1. Go to Start - Settings - Control Panel 7.3 Configuring a Dynamic/Fixed IP Address5. Click OK. Then, click Yes when prompted to reboot the computer Select this Click Under Windows 2000/XP/VistaEnter a fixed IP address and Subnet Mask 6. Click OK to complete the configurationCheck this 5.a Configuring a dynamic IP address Check this 5.b Configuring a fixed IP addressType winipcfg here 7.4 Checking TCP/IP AddressUnder Windows 98SE/ME 1. Go to Start - Run Your Wireless LAN adapter modelType cmd here Under Windows 2000/XP/Vista 1. Go to Start - RunYour Wireless LAN adapter model 2. Type cmd in the Open box and click OK1. Go to Start - Run 7.5 Checking Connection by Pinging3. Click the File and Print Sharing option 7.6 Sharing Files5. Click OK in the Network dialog box Comment Access TypeShare Name Password Q1 I can’t connect to the Internet wirelessly? 8 Trouble ShootingQ2 Q3 Q4 Installation CD-ROM does not start Setup Utility?Poor signal strength Data transfering is slow sometimesPage Page CE Compliance Booklet Table of Content English Deutsch Français Čeština Dansk Nederlands Eesti SUOMEKSI Εύρος λειτουργίας ΕλληνικάηMagyar Italiano Latviska Lietuvių Malti Polski Português Slovensky Slovenèina Español SVENSKA