Mindray Accutorr 7, Operator'S Manual

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Accutorr 7 Operator’s Manual 14 - 3
6. Select [ Network Name (SSID) ] and enter the network name.
7. Select a security mode from the [ Security ] drop-down list and configure the items.
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[ WPA2 PSK ]: When you select one of these security modes, you need to
enter a password for the wireless network.
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[ WPA2 AES ], [ CCKM AES ], [ WPA PSK AES ], [ WPA_AES ]: These security
modes are Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA/WPA2) enterprise encryption
modes. When you select one of these security modes, you need to configure
additional items such as [
EAP Method ], [ AUT. Protocol ], [ Identity ],
[ Anonymity ], and [ CA Certificate ]. You need to import the desired
certificate to the monitor before you can select a certificate. For how to
manage certificates, refer to
14.4 Managing Certificates .
7 . Click [ Ok ] to confirm the setting.
14.1.4 WLAN Test
To test the availability of the wireless network, follow this procedure:
1. Select [ Main ]
→
[ Maintenance>> ]
→
[ User Settings >> ]
→
enter the required
password
→
Select [ Ok ] to access the [ User Settings ] menu.
2. Select [ Network >> ]
→
[ Monitor Network Setup >> ] to access the Monitor
Network Setup menu .
3. Set the [ Network Type ] to [ WLAN ].
4. Select [ Ok ].
5. Select [ WLAN Test >> ] in the [ Network Setup ] menu.
6. Enter the [ IP Address ] of wireless AP in the [ WLAN Test >> ] menu.
7. Click [ Connection Test ].
You should not change the monitor’s IP address randomly. If you want to know details
about IP address setup, contact the technical personnel in charge of the CMS.
NOTE
•
When the network type is set to LAN, the monitor uses the wired network to
obtain data, and the screen displays the icon of a wired network.
•
When the network type is set to WLAN, the monitor uses the optional
wireless network to obtain data, and the screen displays the icon of a wireless
network.
•
The design, installation and maintenance of the wireless network’s
distribution should be performed by authorized personnel
.
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In a wireless (optional) network, the existence of obstacles (such as walls) will
affect data transmission or even cause wireless network interruption.