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On-Q/Legrand 1307877 owner manual Select Control Panel

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2.Select Control Panel.

A.Configuring a Windows XP Ethernet Network Interface Card to talk to the WAP

This section includes information on configuring computers with the Windows XP operating system (differences for 98SE, ME and 2000 will be sited).

NOTE: This configuration assumes you have retained the default interface for Windows XP. If you are running the .Classic. interface, please note any sited differences for Windows 2000.

1.Click Start.

2.Select Control Panel.

(For Windows 98SE, ME and 2000, select Settings first)

3.Double-clickNetwork and Dial-Up Connections.

(Double Click Network for Windows 98SE and ME and the Network Window is displayed)

4.Double-click Local Area Connection. The Local Area Connection Status window appears (see Figure 12).

(Step 5 is not applicable for Windows 98SE or ME)

Figure 12

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Contents

P/N 364887-01In-Ceiling P/N 364891-01In-Wall WIRELESS ACCESS POINTPage 301 Fulling Mill Road, Suite GCanadian Department of Communications Federal Communications Commission StatementFCC Radio Frequency Exposure Caution Statement Testing according to489-17 TABLE OF CONTENTS Data Rate I. IntroductionOpen Area Closed AreaWAP Assembly WAP Cover II.Product OverviewWAP 24VDC Power Supply with AC cord WAP Power Over Cat 5e Inserter Module5.WAP 802.11g Reset Button Access 4.Status Indicators Detailed Description2.Connection Area Detailed Description Data and Power out to WAP Data in from ISP 24VDC in from Power SupplyPage 301 Fulling Mill Road, Suite GA.“Rough-in”steps III. InstallationB.“Trim-out”steps Figure FigureSwitch Data/PowerPower Over Data in from ISPIV. Configuration Steps 2.Select Control Panel Step 6 is not applicable for Windows 98SE or ME B.Logging on to the WAP C.Wireless Security Setup Page Page 4.Enter 255.255.255.0 into the Subnet Mask field E.Allowing Client Access with MAC Addresses 4.Double-click Local Area Connection. The Local Area Connection Status window appears see Figure 9.Click OK twice to exit and save your settings H.Login Password Change G.Firmware Upgrades2.WAP 802.11g Assembly Removal VI. TroubleshootingA.Contact Information B.Hardware Situations 1.WAP 802.11g Cover RemovalOpen System Authentication Method No Encryption 3.Restoring Factory DefaultsDefault IP Address Factory SSID Responds to broadcast SSID requestsFigure Figure 5.My computer is experiencing difficulty connecting to the wireless networkC. Software Situations a.Verify your Ethernet connection to the WAP VII. Glossary C Client Driver H Hexadecimal M MAC Address PCMCIA Router TCP/IP T TCPTunnel U UDPW WAN Wi-FiWLAN