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12. Fill in a password in the field ‘Network Key’. (e.g. ‘yourname01’). Do not use any
punctuation marks and make sure the password has e minimum length of 8
characters long.
13. Write down the network name and the chosen password***.
14. Click ‘Next’.
15. Click ‘Finish’.
16. The wizard will now save the settings and will close the screen automatically.
*** The connection is lost when WPA has been enabled in the wLINK 300 and not yet
in the wireless network adapter. When WPA has also been enabled in the wireless
network adapter, the connection will be repaired.
Write down the network name, the key and the channel:
WPA
Network name: ____________________________________________________
Key:
____________________________________________________
Channel:
____________________________________________________
6.4 Configuring your wireless router (1)
When configuring the router and its security (paragraph 6.5), we assume you will be
using the wLINK 300 as a wireless router. Make sure your wireless router is
connected to your computer using a UTP network cable.
1.
Open your web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Opera or Firefox).
2.
Type ‘http://192.168.8.1’ in the address bar.
3.
Press the ‘Enter’ key or click ‘Go to’.
4.
You will now be asked for a ‘Username’ and a ‘Password’. Fill in ‘admin’ in the
‘Username’ field and ‘admin’ in the ‘Password’ field and press the enter key.
5.
The login screen is shown.
6.
Click ‘Wireless Wizard’.
7.
The wizard appears in a pop-up screen. Click ‘Next’.
8.
Choose you country/region and click ‘Next’.
9.
Fill in the desired name for your wireless network in the field ‘SSID’. (Use the
‘Check SSID’ option to ensure this name is not already in use.)
10. Click ‘Next’.
11. The wLINK 300 will automatically scan for a suitable wireless channel.
12. As a choice, the most suitable wireless channel will appear on your screen.
13. Select the same channel you have chosen for your signal booster.
14. Click ‘Next’.
15. You will see a brief summary with the settings you have made so far. Click ‘Next’
to continue.