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 Click to use the MAC address of the wireless PC

card as the SSID. A prex of “AP” will be added.

: Set the security options (wireless data encryption).

(See Security Settings below for details.)

 Available options are 0-7, which will affect the

available wireless channels you can use. 0: FCC (the U.S., Canada

and some other countries use FCC radio communication standards);

1: ETSI (Europe); 2: Spain; 3: France; 4: MKK; 5: MKKI (TELEC);

6: Israel (Channel 3 to 9); 7: Israel (Channel 5 to 13).

 Dene the time interval for sending beacon signals. The

default value is 100. NOTE: Do not modify this value unless you know

what will be affected.

: Select the idle time of your wireless PC card. The default

value is 300. NOTE: Do not modify this value unless you know what

will be affected.

 When checked, wireless

clients will not be able to share data with each other.

 When checked, the SSID will not be broadcast to the public:

Your wireless clients will need to know the exact SSID to be able to

connect to your computer. NOTE: This option is useful to enhance

your security.

 Check to allow 40 MHz bandwidth capability.

 Click to restore all settings on this screen to default values.

 Click to activate current settings.

4. Click the “X” at the upper-right corner of the screen to exit.



The Wireless 802.11n PC Card supports wireless encryption in AP mode,

which will encrypt the data being transferred over the air to enhance

data security. Unless you want to open your computer (and its Internet

connection) to the public, it’s recommended that data encryption be

enabled.

1. Click “Security Setting” on the Utility screen (see previous section), to

display the security options.

SOFT AP

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