3
When a WiFi access point is located, the scanner's LCD
will display:
› the access point's SSID (service set identifier);
› a set of one to four bars indicating signal strength (one
bar equals weak signal and four bars equals strong
signal) ;
› the words "Secure" or "Open" to indicate the network's
encryption status;
› the channel that the access point is broadcasting will
be displayed (number 1 to 13).
3 After the device has located an access point, you may
push the activation button again to scan for additional
access points. If no access point is present, the scanner
will display "No AP Found".
4 The device will display any located access points for
approximately 30 seconds. After such time, the device
will power down automatically. The device does not
continuously scan. You must press the Activate button
each time you want updated information on local access
points.
5 If the device displays "Low Battery", the batteries should
be replaced.
Using the WiFi Scanner
The following are some of the many uses
for the WiFi Scanner:
Finding usable networks
- Travelers, students and other
roaming WiFi users can use the scanner to find available
networks (please check your local law before using an open
network without prior permission). The scanner only detects