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IEEE 802.11n Wireless Series
Long-Range USB Adapter
User Manual
Version: 2.0
Dat e: January 13, 2009
FCC Certifications
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm
between the radiator & your body.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or
transmitter.
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CE Mark Warning
This equipment complies with the requirements relating to electromagnetic compatibility, EN 55022
Class B for ITE, the essential protection requirement of Council Directive 89/336/EEC on the
approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility.
Company has an on-going policy of upgrading its products and it may be possible that information
in this document is not up-to-date. Please check with your local distributors for the latest
information. No part of this document can be copied or reproduced in any form without written
consent from the company.
Trademarks:
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Copyright © 2009, All Rights Reserved.
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TABLE OF CON TEN TS
OV ERV I EW ..........................................................1
UNPACKING INFORMATION ................................................................................................. 1
INTRODUCTION TO THE IEEE 802.11N WIRELESS USB ADAPTER ........................................ 1
KEY FEATURES ................................................................................................................ 2
I N STALLAT I ON GU I DE ........................................2
SOFTWARE INSTALLATION ................................................................................................. 2
M AN AGEM EN T GU I DE.........................................5
MAKING A BASIC NETWORK CONNECTION .......................................................................... 5
Select a configuration tool .......................................................................................... 5
To connect with Microsoft Zero Configuration tool...................................................... 5
To connect with 802.11n Wireless LAN Utility ............................................................ 7
INTRODUCTION TO THE 802.11N WIRELESS LAN UTILITY .................................................... 8
Interfaces.................................................................................................................... 8
Link Status Information ............................................................................................... 9
Profile ....................................................................................................................... 10
Network .................................................................................................................... 19
Advanced.................................................................................................................. 20
Statistics ................................................................................................................... 21
WMM ........................................................................................................................ 22
WPS ......................................................................................................................... 24
CCX .......................................................................................................................... 35
Radio On/Off............................................................................................................. 35
AP MODE MANAGEMENT GUIDE FOR WINDOWS 2000/XP/VISTA ......................................... 36
Config ....................................................................................................................... 38
Security Setting ........................................................................................................ 40
Access Control ......................................................................................................... 41
MAC Table................................................................................................................ 42
Event Log ................................................................................................................. 43
Statistics ................................................................................................................... 44
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Ove r vie w
T ha nk you for purcha sing t his produc t . Re a d t his cha pt e r t o k now a bout your
I EEE 8 0 2 .1 1 n Wire le ss U SB Ada pt e r.
Unpacking Information
Before get t ing st art ed, please verify t hat your package includes t he following it em s:
1.
2.
I EEE 802.11n Wireless USB Adapt er.
One Ut ilit y/ Manual CD.
Introduction to the IEEE 802.11n Wireless USB Adapter
The I EEE 802.11n Wireless USB adapt er provides users t o launch I EEE 802.11n wireless net work
at 150 Mbps in t he 2.4GHz ( AWUS036NH/ AWUS036NEH) or 2.4GHz&5.2GHz&5.8GHz ( AWUS051NH)
band, which is also com pat ible wit h I EEE 802.11b/ g and I EEE 802.11a/ b/ g wireless devices at
11/ 54 Mbps. You can configure t his adapt er wit h ad- hoc m ode t o connect t o ot her 2.4GHz
( AWUS036NH/ AWUS036NEH) or 2.4GHz&5.2GHz&5.8GHz ( AWUS051NH) wireless com put ers or
wit h I nfrast ruct ure m ode t o connect t o a wireless AP or rout er for accessing t o I nt ernet . This adapt er
includes a convenient Ut ilit y for scanning available net works and saving preferred net works t hat
users usually connect ed wit h. Securit y encrypt ion can also be configured by t his ut ilit y.
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Key Features
Com plies wit h I EEE 802.11n wireless st andards
Support s
wireless
dat a
encrypt ion
64/ 128- bit WEP, WPA, WPA2, TKI P, AES
2.4GHz
( AWUS036NH
frequency band, MI MO
Support s QoS: WMM, WMM- PS
2.4GHz&5.2GHz&5.8GHz
band, MI MO
Com plies wit h USB 2.0
Support s m ult iple BSSI D
High speed t ransfer dat a rat e up t o 150 Mbps
Support s aut o- inst allat ion
Support s driver for Windows 2000, XP 32/ 64,
Vist a 32/ 64, Windows 7, Linux ( 2.4.x/ 2.6.x) , and
Mac ( 10.3.x/ 10.4.x/ 10.5.x/ 10.6.x) Power PC &
PC
AWUS036NEH)
( AWUS051NH)
wit h
frequency
I nst a llat ion Guide
Software Installation
N ot e :
For
Linux
or
Mac
driver
inst allat ion
guide,
please
refer
to
t he
inst ruct ion
in
/ D r ive r / Lin u x / READ M E or / D r ive r / M a c/ READ M E in t he CD- Rom .
The following driver inst allat ion guide uses Windows XP as t he presum ed operat ion syst em .
The procedures and screens in Windows 2000 and Vist a are fam iliar wit h Windows XP.
1.
The syst em finds t he newly inst alled device aut om at ically. Click Ca n ce l t o close t his window.
2.
I nsert t he CD- Rom t hat cam e wit h t his product t o your CD- Rom drive. The m enu window pops
up aut om at ically. Please click t he D r ive r but t on of t his product .
N ot e : I f t he CD- Rom fails t o aut o- run, please click on M y Com put e r > your CD - Rom dr ive
> ( folde r of t h is pr odu ct ) > D r ive r t hen double- click t he Se t up icon t o st art t his m enu.
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3.
Select if you are going t o inst all t he driver and wireless ut ilit y; or inst all t he driver only.
4.
Select if you are going t o configure your wireless net work wit h t his device or wit h Microsoft
Zero Configurat ion t ool.
N ot e : This can be changed aft er inst alling t his soft ware.
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5.
Click t he I n st a ll but t on t o st art inst alling.
6.
Click t he Fin ish but t on t o com plet e inst allat ion.
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M a na ge m e nt Guide
Re a d t his cha pt e r t o unde rst a nd t he m a na ge m e nt int e rfa c e of t he devic e a nd
how t o m a na ge t he devic e .
Making a Basic Network Connection
Select a configuration tool
I n t he following inst ruct ion for m aking a net work connect ion, we use t he Ut ilit y we provide t o
configure your wireless net work set t ings.
N ot e : You could use eit her t he soft ware we provide or Microsoft Zero Configurat ion t ool t o
configure t his adapt er. To swit ch bet ween t he t wo configurat ion t ools, please right click on t he …..
icon on syst em t ray t o select .
To connect with Microsoft Zero Configuration tool
Aft er specifying t he Microsoft Zero Configurat ion t ool t o configure your wireless net work, right
click on t he
icon on syst em t ray. Select Vie w Ava ila ble W ir e le ss N e t w or k s t o specify your
wireless net work.
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The t ool shows t he available wireless net works. Select your dem anding net work t o connect wit h.
To connect t o a wireless net work wit h m ore securit y set t ings, please click Ch a n ge a dva n ce d
se t t ings t o be com pat ible wit h your wireless net work securit y set t ings.
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To connect with 802.11n Wireless LAN Utility
We provide t his Ut ilit y for users t o connect t o a wireless net work easily. I t provides m ore
inform at ion and configurat ion for t his adapt er. As default , t he Ut ilit y is st art ed aut om at ically upon
st art ing your com put er and connect s t o a connect able wireless net work wit h best signal st rengt h
and wit h no securit y set t ing. Right click on t he
icon in t he syst em ray and select La u n ch
Config u t ilit ie s if t he Ut ilit y does not st art . Please refer t o t he following chapt ers t o get
inform at ion regarding t o t he funct ions of t his Ut ilit y.
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Introduction to the 802.11n Wireless LAN Utility
N ot e : The Ut ilit y in Linux and Mac are different from t he following.
Interfaces
This Ut ilit y is basically consist ed of t hree part s:
1 . Fu n ct iona l Bu t t on s: on t op of t he window. You can click each but t on t o access each
configurat ion window.
N ot e : Click
t o enable/ disable wireless connect ion st at us.
2 . Configu r a t ion Colum n : Cent er of t he Ut ilit y window. Make your changes for each funct ion in
t his part .
3 . Lin k St a t us I n for m a t ion : bot t om of t he ut ilit y window. Shows t he connect ion st at us and
syst em inform at ion.
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Link Status Information
A.
N e t w or k I nfor m a t ion:
I tem s
St a t u s
Ex t r a I nfo
Ch a n n e l
Au t he n t ica t ion
En cr ypt ion
N e t w or k Type
I P Addr e ss
Su b M a sk
D e fa u lt Ga t e w a y
Link Spe e d
Th r ou ghput
I n for m a t ion
Show t he connect ing st at us. Also shows t he SSI D while connect ing t o a
valid net work.
Display link st at us in use.
Display current channel in use.
Aut hent icat ion m ode in use.
Encrypt ion t ype in use.
Net work t ype in use.
I P address of current connect ion.
Subnet m ask of current connect ion.
Default gat eway of current connect ion.
Show current t ransm it rat e and receive rat e.
Display t ransm it and receive t hroughput in Mbps.
B.
H T: Display current HT st at us in use, cont aining BW, GI , MCS, SNR0, and SNR1 value.
C.
Lin k Qua lit y a n d St r e n gt h Ba r :
I tem s
Lin k Qua lit y
Signa l St r e n gt h 1
N oise St r e n gt h
I n for m a t ion
Display connect ion qualit y based on signal st rengt h and TX/ RX packet
error rat e.
Receive signal st rengt h 1.
Display noise signal st rengt h.
User can choose t o display Signal and Noise St rengt h as percent age or dBm form at by m ark t he
dBm checkbox.
D.
St a t ist ics:
I tem s
Link Spe e d
Th r ou ghput
I n for m a t ion
Show current t ransm it rat e and receive rat e.
Display t ransm it and receive t hroughput in Mbps.
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Profile
This profile page allows users t o save different wireless set t ings, which helps users t o get access
t o wireless net works at hom e, office or ot her wireless net work environm ent s quickly.
A.
Pr ofile List : The list shows all t he profiles you have added before.
B.
Bu t t on s: You can click on t hese but t ons t o add a new profile, edit , delet e or act ivat e an old
profile.
and
N ot e : For Vist a user, t here are ext ra
but t ons in t his feat ure.
Click on t hese but t ons t o im port or export t he select ed profile.
C.
Pr ofile I nfor m a t ion: While you select a profile in t he profile list , you can see t he profile
inform at ion shows on here.
I tem s
Pr ofile N a m e
SSI D
I n for m a t ion
The nam e of t he select ed profile.
The SSI D of t he wireless syst em .
Shows I nfrast ruct ure / Ad- hoc t o indicat e t he net work t ype of t he
N e t w or k Type
select ed profile.
Shows t he aut hent icat ion m ode in use. There are t ot al 8 m odes: Open,
Au t he n t ica t ion
Shared, LEAP, WPA, WPA- PSK, WPA2, WPA2- PSK and WPA- NONE.
Shows t he encrypt ion m ode in use. There are t ot al 4 m odes: None,
En cr ypt ion
WEP, TKI P and AES.
Shows Yes/ No t o indicat e whet her t he select ed profile use t he 802.1x
Use 8 0 2 .1 x
feat ure or not .
Shows t he t ransm it power in use. There are t ot al 7 t ypes: Aut o, 100% ,
Tx Pow e r
75% , 50% , 25% , 10% and Low.
Ch a n n e l
Shows t he channel in use ( 1~ 14) for Ad- Hoc m ode.
Shows t he power save m ode in use. Two select ions: CAM ( Const ant ly
Pow e r Sa ve M ode
Awake Mode) and PSM ( Power Saving Mode) .
Shows t he RTS t hreshold value in use.
RTS Th r e sh old
Fr a gm e n t Th r e sh old Shows t he fragm ent t hreshold in use.
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To add a new profile:
1. Click t he Add but t on. The add profile window pops up.
N ot e : you could also add a new profile quickly by select ing an available net work in t he
N e t w or k funct ion t hen click t he Add t o Pr ofile but t on.
← Click on t h e se t a bs
2. There are t hree t abs on t he window:
Set t ings for: Profile Nam e, SSI D, Net work Type, Tx Power, Pream ble,
Power Save Mode, RTS Threshold, and Fragm ent Threshold.
Set t ings for: Aut hent icat ion, Encrypt ion, Preshared Key, and WEP Key.
Set t ings for:
EAP Met hod,
Tunnel Aut hent icat ion,
and
Session
Resum pt ion. For different EAP Met hod, you also have t o configure
different
require
of
I D/ Password,
Client
Cert ificat e.
Please follow t he st eps below t o fill in t he inform at ion gradually.
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Cert ificat e,
or
Server
sect ion, fill in inform at ion for t his profile:
3. I n
I tem s
Pr ofile N a m e
I n for m a t ion
Choose a nam e for t his profile, or use default nam e defined by syst em .
Fill in t he int ended SSI D nam e or use t he drop list t o select from
SSI D
available APs.
There are t wo t ypes, infrast ruct ure and 802.11 Ad- hoc m odes. Under
Ad- hoc m ode, you could also choose t he pream ble t ype; t he available
N e t w or k Type
pream ble t ype includes aut o and long. I n addit ion t o t hat , t he channel
field will be available for set up in Ad- hoc m ode.
Transm it power, t he am ount of power used by a radio t ransceiver t o
Tx Pow e r
send t he signal out .
Two select ions: Aut o, and Long Pream ble. This can only be set up in
Pr e a m ble
Ad –hoc m ode.
Ch a n n e l
Channel in use for Ad- Hoc m ode.
Choose from CAM ( Const ant ly Awake Mode) or PSM ( Power Saving
Pow e r Sa ve M ode
Mode) .
For adj ust ing t he RTS t hreshold num ber by sliding t he bar or key in t he
RTS Th r e sh old
value direct ly. The default value is 2347.
Adj ust t he Fragm ent t hreshold num ber by sliding t he bar or key in t he
Fr a gm e n t Th r e sh old
value direct ly. The default value is 2346.
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sect ion, select an encrypt ion t ype and fill in t he corresponding wireless
4. I n
net work inform at ion:
I tem s
I n for m a t ion
For W in dow s 2 0 0 0 Use r
There are 7 t ypes support ed: Open, Shared, LEAP, WPA, WPA- PSK, WPA2,
Au t he n t ica t ion WPA2- PSK, and WPA- NONE1 . Please select a t ype from t he drop down list .
Type
For Vist a Use r
There are 7 t ypes support ed: Open, Shared, WPA, WPA- PSK, WPA2, WPA2- PSK,
and CCKM. Please select a t ype from t he drop down list .
For W in dow s 2 0 0 0 Use r
There are 4 t ypes support ed: None, WEP, TKI P and AES.
The available encrypt ion select ion will differ from t he aut hent icat ion t ype you
have chosen, t he result is shown below:
Au t he n t ica t ion
Open
Shared
LEAP
WPA/ WPA2/ WPA- PSK
WPA2- PSK/ WPA- NONE
En cr ypt ion
Type
For Vist a Use r
There are 6 t ypes support ed: None, WEP, TKI P, AES, TKI P ( MFP) and AES ( MFP) .
The available encrypt ion select ion will differ from t he aut hent icat ion t ype you
have chosen, t he result is shown below:
Au t he n t ica t ion
Open
Shared
WPA/ WPA- PSK/ WPA2- PSK
WPA2
CCKM
Ava ila ble En cr ypt ion Se le ct ion
NONE, WEP
WEP
( no select ion)
TKI P, AES
WPA- NONE is only available in Ad- hoc m ode.
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Ava ila ble En cr ypt ion Se le ct ion
NONE, WEP
WEP
TKI P, AES
TKI P, AES, TKI P( MFP) , AES( MFP)
WEP, TKI P, AES
This checkbox appears while t he environm ent is set t o an Open aut hent icat ion
Use 8 0 2 .1 x
wit h WEP encrypt ion. Mark t he checkbox t o m ake t he
sect ion
sect ion is also available in WPA and WPA2
available. The
aut hent icat ion t ypes.
This is t he shared secret bet ween AP and STA. For WPA- PSK, WPA2- PSK and
WPA- NONE aut hent icat ion m ode, t his field m ust be filled wit h charact ers longer
Pr e sh a r e d Ke y t han 8 and less t han 32 lengt hs. The following dialog appears if you have input
invalid values.
W EP Ke y
Only available when using WEP encrypt ion algorit hm . The key m ust m at ch AP's
key. Select Hex 1 or ASCI I 2 t o set up t he key value. The following dialog appears
if you have input invalid values.
Hexadecim al digit s consist of t he num bers 0- 9 and t he let t ers A- F.
ASCI I ( Am erican St andard Code for I nform at ion I nt er change) is a code for represent ing English let t ers as num ber s
from 0- 127.
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5. Specify t he 802.1x inform at ion if you are using t he 802.1X cert ificat ion m et hod.
Users t hat do not use t his funct ion or connect ing t o an open- wireless net work please skip t his
part .
A.
EAP M e t hod:
For W indow s 2 0 0 0 Use r : There are t ot al 5 m odes: PEAP, TLS/ Sm art Card, TTLS, EAP- FAST, and
MD5- Challenge.
For Vist a Use r : There are t ot al 4 m odes: PEAP, TLS/ Sm art Card, EAP- FAST, and LEAP.
Please select an EAP m et hod from t he drop down list .
I tem s
I n for m a t ion
Prot ect Ext ensible Aut hent icat ion Prot ocol. PEAP t ransport securely aut hent icat es
dat a by using t unneling bet ween PEAP client s and an aut hent icat ion server. PEAP can
PEAP
aut hent icat e wireless LAN client s using only server- side cert ificat es, t hus sim plifying
t he im plem ent at ion and adm inist rat ion of a secure wireless LAN.
Transport Layer Securit y. Provides for cert ificat e- based and m ut ual aut hent icat ion of
t he client and t he net work. I t relies on client- side and server- side cert ificat es t o
TLS/ Sm a r t
perform aut hent icat ion and can be used t o dynam ically generat e user- based and
Ca r d
session- based WEP keys t o secure subsequent com m unicat ions bet ween t he WLAN
client and t he access point .
Tunneled Transport Layer Securit y. This securit y m et hod provides for
TTLS
cert ificat e- based, m ut ual aut hent icat ion of t he client and net work t hrough an
encrypt ed channel. Unlike EAP-TLS, EAP-TTLS requires only server- side cert ificat es.
Flexible Aut hent icat ion via Secure Tunneling. I t was developed by Cisco. I nst ead of
using a cert ificat e, m ut ual aut hent icat ion is achieved by m eans of a PAC ( Prot ect ed
Access Credent ial) which can be m anaged dynam ically by t he aut hent icat ion server.
The PAC can be supplied ( dist ribut ed one t im e) t o t he client eit her m anually or
EAP- FAST
aut om at ically. Manually, it is delivered t o t he client via disk or a secured net work
dist ribut ion m et hod. Aut om at ically, it is supplied as an in- band, over t he air,
dist ribut ion. For t unnel aut hent icat ion, only support " Generic Token Card"
aut hent icat ion.
Message Digest Challenge. Challenge is an EAP aut hent icat ion t ype t hat provides
MD5 base- level EAP support . I t provides for only one- way aut hent icat ion - t here is no
Ch a lle n ge
m ut ual aut hent icat ion of wireless client and t he net work.
Light Ext ensible Aut hent icat ion Prot ocol is an EAP aut hent icat ion t ype used prim arily
LEAP
by Cisco Aironet WLANs. I t encrypt s dat a t ransm issions using dynam ically generat ed
WEP keys, and support s m ut ual aut hent icat ion.
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B.
Tu n ne l Aut h e n t ica t ion : The t unnel aut hent icat ion will differ from t he EAP m et hod you
have chosen, t he result is shown below:
For W indow s 2 0 0 0 Use r :
EAP M e t hod
PEAP
TLS/ Sm art Card
TTLS
EAP- FAST
MD5- Challenge
Tu n ne l Aut h e n t ica t ion
EAP- MSCHAP v2 , EAP-TLS/ Sm art Card, Generic Token Card
( no select ion)
CHP, MS- CHAP, MS- CHAP-V2, PAP, EAP- MD5
Generic Token Card
( no select ion)
For Vist a Use r :
EAP M e t hod
PEAP
TLS/ Sm art Card
EAP- FAST
LEAP
C.
Tu n ne l Aut h e n t ica t ion
EAP- MSCHAP v2 , EAP-TLS/ Sm art Card, Generic Token Card
( no select ion)
( no select ion)
( no select ion)
Se ssion Re su m pt ion : Mark t o enable t his funct ion or unm ark it t o disable.
Aft er doing t he above set t ings, please click on t he t abs below. There are several t abs on t he
window, please fill in t he inform at ion gradually.
← Click on t h e se t a bs
Set t ings for: Aut hent icat ion I D/ Password, Tunnel I D/ Password and
Password Mode 1 .
Set t ings for using t he Client Cert ificat e funct ion or not .
Set t ings for using t he Server Cert ificat e funct ion or not .
Set t ing for EAP- FAST m et hod.
Set t ings for Single Sign On. N ot e : This t ab only appears in Vist a
syst em .
Password m ode is only available in EAP- FAST m et hod.
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ID \ PASSWORD
I tem s
Au t he n t ica t ion I D / Pa ssw or d
Tu n ne l I D / Pa ssw or d
Pa ssw or d M ode
I n for m a t ion
The ident it y, password and dom ain nam e for server. Only
" EAP- FAST" and " LEAP" aut hent icat ion can be keyed in
dom ain nam e. Blank space can be keyed in dom ain nam e.
I dent it y and Password for server.
Select t he power save m ode.
For W indow s 2 0 0 0 Use r
There are t wo select ions: Soft Token and St at ic Password.
For Vist a Use r
There are four select ions: Soft Token, St at ic Password,
Windows Logon and Prom pt User.
Client Certificate
I tem s
Use Clie n t ce r t ifica t e
Use m y sm a r t ca r d
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I n for m a t ion
Client cert ificat e for server aut hent icat ion.
Client cert ificat e for server aut hent icat ion.
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Server Certificate
I tem s
Use Ce r t ifica t e cha in
Allow in t im ida t e ce r t ifica t e s
Se r ve r n a m e
I n for m a t ion
Mark t he checkbox t o enable using cert ificat ion chain.
Mark t o allow int im idat es cert ificat ion.
Ent er an aut hent icat ion sever root .
EAP Fast
I tem s
Allow u na u t he n t ica t e d
pr ovision m ode
Use pr ot e ct e d
a u t he n t ica t ion
cr e de nt ia l
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I n for m a t ion
During t he PAC can be provisioned ( dist ribut ed one t im e) t o
t he client
aut om at ically. I t
only
support ed " Allow
unaut hent icat ed provision m ode" and use " EAP- MSCHAP v2"
aut hent icat ion t o aut hent icat e now. I t causes t o cont inue wit h
t he est ablishm ent of t he inner t unnel even t hough it is m ade
wit h an unknown server. Mark t o enable unaut hent icat ed
provision m ode.
Use prot ect ed aut hent icat ion credent ial: Using PAC, t he
cert ificat e can be provided t o t he client m anually via disk or a
secured net work dist ribut ion m et hod. Mark t o use prot ect ed
aut hent icat ion credent ial.
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Network
This net work list s t he available wireless net works. The Ut ilit y connect s t o a wireless net work wit h
best signal st rengt h aut om at ically. You can change t he connect ing net work by clicking on t he
net work nam e and click t he Conne ct but t on. To see det ail inform at ion of each net work, please
double click on each it em t o pop up t he inform at ion window.
A.
Sor t e d by: Click each but t on t o sort t he list ing net works by SSI D, channel and Signal
st rengt h.
B.
Sh ow dBm : Mark t he checkbox t o show t he
signal and noise st rengt h in dBm , unm ark t o
show in percent age.
C.
Bu t t on s: You can click on t hese but t ons t o add a
new profile, edit , delet e or act ivat e an old profile.
I tem s
Re sca n
Conn e ct
Add t o Pr ofile
I n for m a t ion
To rescan available wireless net works.
To connect t o a designat ed net work.
To add a net work t o profile aft er select ing a net work.
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Advanced
This page provides advanced configurat ions t o t his adapt er. Please refer t o t he following chart for
definit ions of each it em .
I tem s
W ir e le ss m ode
En a ble TX Bu r st
Ena ble TCP W indow Size
Fa st Roa m in g a t _ _ dBm
Sh ow Au t he n t ica t ion St a t u s
D ia log
Se le ct Your Coun t r y Re gion
Code
I n for m a t ion
Select wireless m ode. 2.4G/ 5.2G&5.8G is support ed.
Select t o enable connect ing t o a TX Burst support ed device.
Mark t he checkbox t o enable TCP window size, which help
enhance t hroughput .
Mark t he checkbox t o enable fast roam ing. Specify t he
t ransm it power for fast roam ing.
Mark t he checkbox t o show “Aut hent icat ion St at us Dialog”
while connect ing t o an AP wit h aut hent icat ion.
Aut hent icat ion St at us Dialog displays t he process about
802.1 x aut hent icat ions.
Eight count ries t o choose. Channel list :
1 ~ 11 channels (North America)
1 ~ 13 channels (General Europe)
1 ~ 14 channels (Japan)
IEEE802.11a
4 Channels (Japan)
En a ble CCX ( Cisco Com pa t ible
e x t e n sion s)
Tu r n on CCKM
En a ble Ra dio M e a sur e m e n t s
N on - Se r vin g Cha nn e l
M e a sur e m e n t s lim it
19 Channels (Europe)
13 Channels (USA)
Select t o enable CCX. This funct ion can only be applied
when connect ing t o a Cisco com pat ible device.
Mark t o enable CCKM.
Mark t o enable channel m easurem ent every 0~ 2000
m illiseconds.
Mark t o revise t he channel m easurem ent .
N ot e : For Vist a user, click on t he CCX but t on t o do m ore configurat ion. Please refer t o CCX for
m ore inform at ion.
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Statistics
St at ist ics page displays t he det ail count er inform at ion based on 802.11 MI B count ers. This page
t ranslat es t he MI B count ers int o a form at easier for user t o underst and.
I tem s
Fr a m e s Tr a n sm it t e d Su cce ssfu lly
Fr a m e s
Re t r a n sm it t e d
Su cce ssfu lly
Fr a m e s Fa il To Re ce ive ACK Aft e r
All Re t r ie s
RTS Fr a m e s Su cce ssfu lly Re ce ive
CTS
RTS Fr a m e s Fa il To Re ce ive CTS
Re se t Coun t e r
I n for m a t ion
Fram es successfully sent .
Successfully ret ransm it t ed fram es num bers.
Fram es failed t ransm it aft er hit t ing ret ry lim it .
Successfully receive CTS aft er sending RTS fram e.
Failed t o receive CTS aft er sending RTS.
Reset count ers t o zero.
I tem s
Fr a m e s Re ce ive d Su cce ssfu lly
Fr a m e s Re ce ive d W it h CRC Er r or
Fr a m e s D r oppe d D ue To Ou t - of- Re sou r ce
D u plica t e Fr a m e s Re ce ive d
Re se t Coun t e r
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I n for m a t ion
Fram es received successfully.
Fram es received wit h CRC error.
Fram es dropped due t o resource issue.
Duplicat e received fram es.
Reset count ers t o zero.
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WMM
This page allows users t o act ivat e t he WMM funct ion for t his device. Please not e t hat t his funct ion
only works while connect ing t o a WMM com pat ible device.
I tem s
W M M Ena ble
W M M - Pow e r Sa ve En a ble
D ir e ct Link Se t up Ena ble
M AC Addr e ss
Tim e ou t Va lu e
Apply / Te a r D ow n
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I n for m a t ion
Enable Wi- Fi Mult i- Media.
Enable WMM Power Save. Please enable WMM before
configuring t his funct ion.
Enable DLS ( Direct Link Set up) . Please enable WMM before
configuring t his funct ion.
Fill in t he blanks of Direct Link wit h MAC Address of STA.
Tim e of aut om at ically disconnect aft er som e seconds. The
value is int eger. The int eger m ust be bet ween 0~ 65535. I t
represent s t hat it always connect s if t he value is zero.
Default value of Tim eout Value is 60 seconds.
Aft er fill in t he " MAC Address" and " Tim eout Value" , click
" Apply" but t on t o save your configurat ion. The result will
appear in t he following " DLS St at us" blanks. To rem ove
t he configurat ion, please select t he configurat ion in t he
blanks and t hen click " Tear Down" but t on.
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St e ps t o e n a ble D ir e ct Lin k Se t u p fu n ct ion :
1. Click t he " Direct Link Set up Enable" checkbox.
2. Change t o " Net work" funct ion. Add an AP t hat support s DLS feat ures t o t he Profile.
3. Fill in t he blanks of Direct Link wit h MAC Address of STA. The STA m ust conform t o t hese t wo
condit ions:
Connect wit h an AP t hat support s DLS feat ures.
Ensure t hat DLS is enabled
4. Fill in t he Tim eout Value and t hen click
5. Aft er configuring t he DLS successfully, t he MAC address and Tim eout Value are displayed in
t he " DLS St at us" .
D LS St a t u s
6. I f you want t o disconnect Direct Link Set up, select t he list in “ DLS St at us” and t hen click on t he
but t on.
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WPS
The prim ary goal of Wi- Fi Prot ect ed Set up ( Wi- Fi Sim ple Configurat ion) is t o sim plify t he securit y
set up and m anagem ent of Wi- Fi net works. This adapt er support s t he configurat ion set up using
PI N configurat ion m et hod or PBC configurat ion m et hod t hrough an int ernal or ext ernal Regist rar.
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14
15
16
18
10
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17
11
12
I tem s
1 . W PS AP List
I n for m a t ion
Display t he inform at ion of surrounding APs wit h WPS I E from last scan
result . List inform at ion includes SSI D, BSSI D, Channel, I D ( Device
Password I D) , and Securit y- Enabled.
2 . W PS
Pr ofile Display all of credent ials got from t he Regist rar. List inform at ion includes
List
SSI D, MAC Address, Aut hent icat ion and Encrypt ion Type. I f STA Enrollee,
credent ials are creat ed as soon as each WPS success. I f STA Regist rar,
Ut ilit y creat es a new credent ial wit h WPA2- PSK/ AES/ 64Hex- Key and
doesn't change unt il next swit ching t o STA Regist rar.
Click t o rescan t he wireless net works.
3 . Re sca n
4 . I n for m a t ion
Display t he inform at ion about WPS I E on t he select ed net work. List
inform at ion includes Aut hent icat ion Type, Encrypt ion Type, Config
Met hods, Device Password I D, Select ed Regist rar, St at e, Version, AP Set up
Locked, UUI D- E and RF Bands.
5 . Pin Code
8- digit num bers. I t is required t o ent er PI N Code int o Regist rar using PI N
m et hod. Each Net work card has only one PI N Code of Enrollee. Click on t he
Renew but t on t o renew t he PI N code.
6 . Config M ode Enrollee or an ext ernal Regist rar.
7 . D e t a il
I nform at ion about Securit y and Key in t he credent ial.
Com m and t o connect t o t he select ed net work inside credent ials.
8 . Conn e ct
9 . Rot a t e
Com m and t o connect t o t he next net work inside credent ials.
St op WPS act ion and disconnect t his act ive link. And t hen select t he last
1 0 . D iscon n e ct
profile at t he Profile Page of Ut ilit y if exist s. I f t here is an em pt y profile
page, t he driver will select any non- securit y AP.
1 1 . Ex por t Pr ofile Click t he " Export Profile" but t on will export t he WPS profile.
Delet e an exist ing credent ial. And t hen select t he next credent ial if exist . I f
1 2 . D e le t e
t here is an em pt y credent ial, t he driver will select any non- securit y AP.
1 3 . PI N
St art t o add t o Regist rar using PI N configurat ion m et hod.
1 4 . PBC
St art t o add t o AP using PBC configurat ion m et hod.
Send t he associat ion request wit h WPS I E during WPS set up. I t is opt ional
1 5 . W PS
a ssocia t e I E for STA.
1 6 . W PS pr obe I E Send t he probe request wit h WPS I E during WPS set up. I t is opt ional for
STA.
Select t he AP aut om at ically.
1 7 . Au t o
1 8 . Pr ogr e ss Ba r Display rat e of progress from St art t o Connect ed st at us.
Display current ly WPS St at us.
1 9 . St a t u s Ba r
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The following descript ion divides int o four part s:
A. W PS I n for m a t ion on AP
B. Ex a m ple of Adding t o Re gist r a r Using PI N M e t h od
C. Ex a m ple of Adding t o Re gist r a r Using PI N M e t h od
D . Ex a m ple of Configu r in g a N e t w or k / AP Usin g PI N or PBC M e t hod
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A. W PS I n for m a t ion on AP: On Net work AP list , double click on t he AP t hen you can see t he
inform at ion appears below.
I tem s
I n for m a t ion
Au t he n t ica t ion Type There are t hree aut hent icat ion m odes support ed by t his ut ilit y. They are
open, Shared, WPA- PSK and WPA syst em .
For open and shared aut hent icat ion m ode, t he select ion of encrypt ion
En cr ypt ion Type
t ype are None and WEP. For WPA, WPA2, WPA- PSK and WPA2- PSK
aut hent icat ion m ode, t he encrypt ion t ype support s bot h TKI P and AES.
Config M e t h ods
Correspond t o t he m et hods t he AP support s as an Enrollee for adding
ext ernal Regist rars. ( a bit wise OR of values)
D e vice Pa ssw or d I D I ndicat es t he m et hod or ident ifies t he specific password t hat t he select ed
Regist rar int ends t o use. APs in PBC m ode m ust indicat e 0x0004 wit hin
t wo- m inut e Walk Tim e.
Se le ct e d Re gist r a r I ndicat es if t he user has recent ly act ivat ed a Regist rar t o add an Enrollee.
The values are " TRUE" and " FALSE" .
St a t e
The current configurat ion st at e on AP. The values are " Unconfigured"
and " Configured" .
WPS specified version.
Ve r sion
AP Se t u p Lock e d
I ndicat es if t he AP has ent ered a set up locked st at e.
The universally unique ident ifier ( UUI D) elem ent generat ed by t he
UUI D - E
Enrollee. This is a 16 byt e value.
I ndicat es all t he RF bands available on t he AP. A dual- band AP m ust
RF Ba nds
provide it . The values are " 2.4GHz/ 5.8GHz" and " 5GHz" .
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B. Ex a m ple of Adding t o Re gist r a r Using PI N M e t h od
The user obt ains a device password ( PI N Code) from t he STA and ent ers t he password int o t he
Regist rar. Bot h t he Enrollee and t he Regist rar use PI N Config m et hod for t he configurat ion set up.
Please follow t he st ep below.
1.
Select " Enrollee" from t he Config Mode drop- down list .
2.
Click " Rescan" t o updat e available WPS APs.
3.
Select an AP ( SSI D/ BSSI D) t hat STA will j oin t o.
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4.
Click " PI N" t o ent er t he PI N.
5.
Ent er t he PI N Code of t he STA int o t he Regist rar when prom pt ed by t he Regist rar.
N ot e :
Allow of an exchange bet ween St ep 4 and St ep 5.
I f you use Microsoft Window Connect ion Now as an Ext ernal Regist rar, you m ust st art
PI N connect ion at STA first . Aft er t hat , search out your WPS Device nam e and MAC
address at Microsoft Regist rar. Add a new device and ent er PI N Code of STA at Microsoft
Regist rar when prom pt ed.
6.
The result should appear as t he im age below.
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7.
Configure one or m ore credent ials. Then connect successfully.
8.
Click " Det ail." You can see t he figure below.
C. Ex a m ple of Adding t o t h e Re gist r a r Using t h e PBC M e t h od
The PBC m et hod requires t he user t o press a PBC but t on on bot h t he Enrollee and t he Regist rar
wit hin a t wo- m inut e int erval called t he Walk Tim e. I f t here is only one Regist rar in PBC m ode, t he
PBC m ode select ed is obt ained from I D 0x0004, and is found aft er a com plet e scan. The Enrollee
can t hen im m ediat ely begin running t he Regist rat ion Prot ocol.
I f t he Enrollee discovers m ore t han one Regist rar in PBC m ode, it MUST abort it s connect ion
at t em pt at t his scan and cont inue searching unt il t he t wo- m inut e t im eout .
N ot e : Before you press PBC on STA and candidat e AP. Make sure all APs aren't PBC m ode or APs
using PBC m ode have left t heir Walk Tim e. The user can configure WPS profiles wit h eit her PI N
m et hod or PBC m et hod.
Please follow t he st eps below.
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1.
Select " Enrollee" from t he Config Mode drop- down list .
2.
Click PBC t o st art t he PBC connect ion.
3.
Push t he PBC on AP.
N ot e : Allow t im e for an exchange bet ween St ep 2 and St ep 3.
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4.
The progress bar as shown in t he figure below indicat es t hat scanning progress.
5.
When one AP is found, j oin it .
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6.
Check WPS I nform at ion on t he available WPS APs.
7.
Configure and receive one or m ore credent ial( s) .Then connect successfully. The result will be
displayed as it is in t he figure below.
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D . Ex a m ple of Configu r in g a N e t w or k / AP Usin g PI N or PBC M e t hod
1.
Select " Regist rar" from t he Config Mode drop- down list .
2.
Ent er t he det ails of t he credent ial and change configurat ions ( SSI D, Aut hent icat ion,
Encrypt ion and Key) m anually if needed.
3.
I f t he PI N configurat ion is set up, ent er t he PI N sent from t he Enrollee.
4.
St art PI N or PBC. The following procedures are as sim ilar as sect ion PI N Enrollee Set up or
PBC Enrollee Set up.
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5.
I f your AP Enrollee has been configured before t he WPS process, t he credent ial you set in
advance will be updat ed t o t he AP it self. Ot herwise, aft er a successful regist rat ion, t he AP
Enrollee will be re- configured wit h t he new param et ers, and t he STA Regist rar will connect t o
t he AP Enrollee wit h t hese new param et ers.
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CCX
This page is available for Vist a use r on ly. I t provides CCX configurat ions t o t his adapt er. Please
refer t o t he following chart for definit ions of each it em .
I tem s
En a ble CCX ( Cisco Com pa t ible
e x t e n sion s)
Tu r n on CCKM
En a ble Ra dio M e a sur e m e n t s
N on - Se r vin g Cha nn e l
M e a sur e m e n t s lim it
N e t w or k EAP
En a ble RF Roa m in g
En a ble CAC ( Tole r a nce )
CAC
D ia gnosis
I n for m a t ion
Select t o enable CCX. This funct ion can only be applied
when connect ing t o a Cisco com pat ible device.
Mark t o enable CCKM.
Mark t o enable channel m easurem ent every 0~ 2000
m illiseconds.
Mark t o revise t he channel m easurem ent .
Enable t he Net wrokEAP aut hent icat ion algorit hm .
Enable RF roam ing funct ion
Enable t he call adm ission cont rol
There are four select ions: ADDTS ( Direct ly send TS) , DELTS,
and RESET. Select an it em from t he drop down list and t hen
but t on.
click on t he
Select a profile which t he user want s t o diagnose, and t hen
click on t he Diagnose but t on t o perform t he
t est .
Radio On/Off
Click on t he but t on t o enable/ disable wireless connect ion st at us.
Conn e ct e d:
D iscon n e ct e d:
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AP mode management guide for Windows 2000/XP/Vista
I f you wish t o share t he I nt ernet access wit h t he wireless st at ions in your environm ent , you can
configure t his wireless adapt er as a soft ware access point ( Soft AP) . I n t his m ode, t his wireless
adapt er becom es t he wireless access point t hat provides local area net work and I nt ernet access
for your wireless st at ions.
To use t his adapt er as an access point , please right click t he
icon
on
syst em
t ray
and
select Sw it ch t o AP m ode . Please refer t o t he follow ing int roduct ion and inform at ion about t his
AP- m ode ut ilit y.
N ot e : I n windows XP, it provides WPA support at hot fix Q815485. However; you have t o m ake
sure t hat hot fix Q815485 ( require XP SP1 inst alled) has been inst alled in your syst em before you
can st art using WPA feat ures. You can check t he inst allat ion of hot fix in add/ rem ove soft ware
page under cont rol panel.
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Software Access Point (Soft AP) Application
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Config
This page provides overall configurat ion t o t his adapt er. Please find t he following it em s for
ident ificat ion t o each field.
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11
12
13
14
15
1.
SSI D : AP nam e of user t ype. User also can select [ Use Mac Address] t o display it .
2.
W ir e le ss M ode : Select wireless m ode. Only 2.4G is support ed.
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3.
Coun t r y Re gion Code : eight count ries t o choose. Count ry channel list :
Classificat ion
Range
0: FCC ( Canada)
CH1
CH11
1: ETSI
CH1
CH13
2: SPAI N
CH10 ~
CH11
3: FRANCE
CH10 ~
CH13
4: MKK
CH14 ~
CH14
5: MKKI ( TELEC)
CH1
CH14
6: I SRAEL
CH3
CH9
7: I SRAEL
CH5
CH13
N ot e : Count ry Region code is not support for Vist a.
4.
Be a con ( m s) : The t im e bet ween t wo beacons. Syst em default is 100 m s.
5.
TX Pow e r : Manually force t he AP t ransm it s power. Syst em default is 100% .
6.
I dle Tim e : Manually force t he I dle Tim e using select ed value. Default is 300.
7.
Ch a n n e l: Manually force t he AP using t he channel. Syst em default is channel 1.
8.
Use M a c Addr e ss: Use MAC address of used wireless card t o be AP nam e. Syst em default is
APX ( X is last num ber of Mac Address) .
9.
Se cu r it y Se t t in g: Aut hent icat ion m ode and encrypt ion algorit hm used wit hin t he AP. Syst em
default is no aut hent icat ion and encrypt ion.
1 0 . N o for w a r din g a m ong w ir e le ss clie n t s: I f t here is no beacon am ong t he wireless client s,
t hey can’t share inform at ion wit h each ot her.
1 1 . H ide SSI D : Prevent t his AP from recognized in wireless net work. This is disabled as default .
1 2 . Allow BW 4 0 M H z: Allow BW40 MHz capabilit y.
1 3 . D e fa u lt : Use syst em default value.
1 4 . Ca n ce l: Cancel t he above changes.
1 5 . Apply: Apply t he above changes.
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Security Setting
This page pops up aft er clicking t he Se cu r it y Se t t in g but t on. Please follow t he inst ruct ions
below:
1 . Au t he n t ica t ion Type : Select t o be open, shared, WPA- PSK, WPA2- PSK, or WPA
PSK/ WPA2- PSK syst em .
2 . En cr ypt ion Type : Select an encrypt ion t ype from t he drop list .
3 . W PA Pr e - sha r e d Ke y: A shared st ring bet ween AP and STA. For WPA- PSK
aut hent icat ion m ode, t his field m ust be filled wit h charact er longer t han 8 and less
t han 32 lengt hs.
4 . Gr ou p Re k e y I n t e r va l: Only valid when using WPA- PSK encrypt ion algorit hm .
The key will change com pliance wit h seconds or beacon t hat user set .
5 . W EP Ke y: Only valid when using WEP encrypt ion algorit hm . The key m ust m at ch
t he key on AP. There are several form at s t o ent er t he keys.
a. Hexadecim al ( 40bit s) : 10 Hex charact ers.
b. Hexadecim al ( 128bit s) : 32Hex charact ers.
c. ASCI I ( 40bit s) : 5 ASCI I charact ers.
d. ASCI I ( 128bit s) : 13 ASCI I charact ers.
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Access Control
This funct ion filt ers users t o use t his device by designat ing MAC address. Please refer t o t he
following chart for int roduct ion.
1 . Acce ss Policy: Choose a m et hod t o process access cont rol from t he drop list t o det erm ine
t he MAC addresses t hat you designat ed are allowed t o access t he AP or not .
2 . M AC Addr e ss: Add allowed ( or denied) MAC addresses t o t he MAC address list .
3 . Acce ss List : Display all Mac Addresses t hat you designat ed.
4 . D e le t e : Delet e Mac addresses t hat you select ed.
5 . Re m ove All: Rem ove all Mac address in [ Access List ] .
6 . Apply: Apply changes.
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MAC Table
This page displays t he st at ion det ail inform at ion of current connect ion.
I tem s
M AC Addr e ss
AI D
Pow e r Sa ving
M ode
St a t u s
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The st at ion MAC address of current connect ion.
Raise value by current connect ion.
Check if t he connect ed st at ion support s power
saving.
The connect ion st at us.
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Event Log
Record Soft AP all event t im e and m essage.
I tem s
Eve nt Tim e ( yy/ m m / dd- hh :m m :ss)
M e ssa ge
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I n for m a t ion
Record event t im e.
All event m essages.
Statistics
St at ist ics page displays t he det ail count er inform at ion based on 802.11 MI B count ers.
1 . Tr a n sm it St a t ist ics
I tem s
Fr a m e s Tr a n sm it t e d Su cce ssfu lly
Fr a m e s Fa il To Re ce ive ACK Aft e r
All Re t r ie s
RTS Fr a m e s Succe ssfully Re ce ive
CTS
RTS Fr a m e s Fa il To Re ce ive CTS
Fr a m e s Re t r a n sm it t e d
Su cce ssfu lly
I n for m a t ion
Fram es t hat successfully sent .
Fram es t hat failed t o t ransm it aft er
hit t ing ret ry lim it .
Count s of CTS t hat successfully
received aft er sending RTS fram e.
Count s of CTS t hat fail t o be received
aft er sending RTS fram e.
Successfully ret ransm it t ed fram es
num bers.
2 . Re ce ive St a t ist ics
I tem s
Fr a m e s Re ce ive d Su cce ssfu lly
Fr a m e s Re ce ive d W it h CRC Er r or
Fr a m e s D r oppe d D ue To
Ou t - of- Re sou r ce
D u plica t e Fr a m e s Re ce ive d
I n for m a t ion
Fram es received successfully.
Fram es received wit h CRC error.
Fram es dropped due t o resource
issue.
Duplicat e received fram es.
3 . Re se t Cou n t e r s: Reset count ers t o zero.
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