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SSID
” (Service Set Identifier) This name identifies the wireless network. The access point and the
WLAN network camera must use the same SSID name. The factory setting is “default”. IMPORTANT:
The max. length is 32 characters; do not use: „ , “, <, > and spaces.
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Wireless mode
” Select one of the following options:
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Infrastructure
” The network camera is connected to the network via an access point.
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Ad-hoc
” In this operating mode, the network camera can communicate directly with another network adapter
(network card). A so-called peer-to-peer environment is set up.
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Channel
” In infrastructure mode, the channel used is selected automatically by the camera. In ad-hoc mode,
the channel must be set manually in accordance with the other network adapter.
„Force WLAN mode“:
Select a fixed WLAN mode for your network camera.
“AUTO”:
Enables autodetection of WLAN mode between camera and router/access point. Depending on
WLAN setting in router/access point (b/g or n mode) the camera will operate in same WLAN mode.
“b/g mode”:
The network camera set to fixed WLAN mode b/g. Please ensure the WLAN router/access point
is configured to b/g mode as well or at least to auto detection.
“n mode”:
The network camera set to fixed WLAN mode n. Please ensure the WLAN router/access point is
configured to n mode as well or at least to auto detection.
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Security
” Select the encryption method:
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None
” No encryption selected.
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WEP
” (Wired Equivalent Privacy) A 64- or 128-bit key is used for encryption (HEX or ASCII). To
communicate with other devices, this key must be the same on both devices.
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Auth. mode
” Authentication mode: Select one of the following methods:
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Shared
” This mode only allows communication with equipment using the same WEP key.
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Open
” The key is communicated over the whole network.
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Key length
” Select the key length 64 or 128 bits here.
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Key format
” Key format
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HEX
” Hexadecimal format
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ASCII
” ASCII format
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Network key
” For different key formats, different key lengths are expected.
64 bits: 10 hex digits or 5 characters
128 bits: 26 hex digits or 13 characters
IMPORTANT: If you wish to use the characters 22 (“), 3C (<) or 3E (>) for the key, you cannot use the
ASCII format.
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WPA-PSK / WPA2-PSK
” (Wi-fi Protected Access – Pre-Shared Key) For this method, dynamic keys are
used. As encryption protocols, TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) or AES (Advanced Encryption
Standard) can be selected. A so-called Pre-Shared-Key must be assigned as a key.
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Pre-Shared-Key
” This key is entered in the ASCII format with a length of between 8 and 63 characters.
rates which WLAN-N provides, your router must also support WLAN-N.
