Security setup: If the key is required for accessing AP, use the virtual keyboard on the monitor to input the key. The key must be the same as the setting on your AP.

IP Setup: Choose to use DHCP IP or FIX IP. Generally, you select DHCP IP. If FIX IP is required, use the virtual keyboard to input the IP Address.

Test Connection: In the final step, press “ENTER” to save the setting. The player will try this connection and report the status. If it works then the setup is completed.

Peer to Peer Ad Hoc mode:

SSID: Use the default SSID or enter a new SSID.

Security: Select “None” for No encryption or “WEP” for WEP encryption. Press blue key to continue.

Enter the key: If choose WEP, use virtual keyboard to input the key. For WEP key, the length of password could be 10 or 26 hex digits. The other Dongle associating to this Peer-to-Peer network must use the same key.

Note: Only the personal encryption modes are supported including WEP-Open, WPA-PSK, and WPA2-PSK.

Note: For the security season, this dongle only supports 11n data rate (Phy 300 Mbps) with no wireless encryption or AES encryption. In the other encryption like WEP-Open, WPA-PSK-TKIP or WPA2-PSK-TKIP mode, the data rate could only reach 11g (54 Mbps) mode. We recommend setting AES algorithm like WPA-PSK-AESor WPA2-PSK-AESto encrypt the WLAN.

Note: For the Ad Hoc wireless network, the dongle supports 11 b/g modes (Phy 54 Mbps Max.).

Support Dongle: ZW-N290 1T2R 802.11n USB dongle.

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Olevia ZP-500 manual Peer to Peer Ad Hoc mode