802.11g USB 2.0 Adapter
DRUC-U3
User’s Guide
Version: 0.02 — May 2006
Page 1: ...802 11g USB 2 0 Adapter DRUC U3 User s Guide Version 0 02 May 2006...
Page 2: ...retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means whether electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior writing of the publisher Windows 98SE 2000 ME XP are tra...
Page 3: ...ser is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the...
Page 4: ...for an uncontrolled environment End users must follow the specific operation instruction for satisfying RF exposure compliance This transmitter must not be co located or operating in conjunction with...
Page 5: ..._____15 3 4 Connecting to an Infrastructure Network ____________________________15 3 5 Creating an Ad Hoc Network ______________________________________17 3 6 Removing your 802 11g USB 2 0 Adapter____...
Page 6: ...ill help you connect to your network easily Please read this manual to get familiar with the IEEE802 11b g Wireless LAN This manual contains detailed instructions in operation of this product Please k...
Page 7: ...0 Adapter with USB cable one CD and one Quick Start Guide a One 802 11b g USB 2 0 Adapter b One Software CD including 1 Utility Driver Installation Software 2 Acrobat Reader 3 User Manual PDF File c Q...
Page 8: ...ou the most freedom to establish your ideal wireless network Therefore after installing 802 11b g USB 2 0 Adapter you can connect your computer to 1 A Peer to Peer Workgroup of 802 11b g compliant wir...
Page 9: ...s to Internet for enterprise use The construction is quite easy that the 802 11b g USB 2 0 Adapter and Access Point will automatically work at the most suitable frequency when Access Point is set with...
Page 10: ...tion System will detect new device and verify the driver automatically Note During installation procedure each operating system may prompt different specific options Windows 98SE The system will reque...
Page 11: ...1g USB2 0 adapter setting to open the utility The 802 11b g USB2 0 Adapter Setting window appears You can see the wireless configuration icon in Windows System Tray Double click the shortcut icon or t...
Page 12: ...network is secured the Security is Enable Wireless Network Properties window pops up Key in the Association and Authentication settings and then click OK Contact your network administrator for detail...
Page 13: ...shown in Preferred networks appears connected You can click Link Status tab to check the connection status 5 For details of each tab in 802 11b g USB2 0 WLAN Utility please read User s Guide Chapter...
Page 14: ...stall the required network protocols to communicate with your network Mostly you will need to set the TCP IP protocol The product is designed to operate under Windows 98SE ME 2000 and XP The installat...
Page 15: ...12 3 Choose I accept the terms of the license agreement and then click Next 4 Wait for the installation...
Page 16: ...al Windows CD during the installation process Please check with the network administrator for the values of the settings When the installation is finished you ll have to restart your computer 2 Window...
Page 17: ...Hardware tab and click Device Manager Open Network adapters You should see your 802 11b g USB 2 0 Adapter in the list Right click this Adapter and choose Properties Step 3 From the Device status you s...
Page 18: ...ppears in the Windows System Tray The Utility includes three tabs Wireless Networks Link Status and About Wireless configuration icons Connected Green Disconnected Red To communicate in a Peer to Peer...
Page 19: ...Ad hoc Mode 4 The chosen network will appear in the Preferred Networks list 5 If the chosen network is Security Enabled Wireless Network Properties window pops up Contact the network administrator fo...
Page 20: ...g USB2 0 WLAN Utility please read refer to Chapter 4 3 5 Creating an Ad Hoc Network If you have more computers and only want to place them in a local area network or you want to communicate directly...
Page 21: ...s 2000 please follow the safe removal procedure You can find a safe removal icon in your computer s notification area 1 Double click on the taskbar icon to Unplug or Eject hardware 2 The Safety Remove...
Page 22: ...Uninstallation 1 Make sure the Utility is closed 2 Go to windows Start Programs_ 802 11g USB2 0 adapter Uninstall 802 11g USB2 0 adapter 3 Follow the uninstall wizard to complete the uninstallation 4...
Page 23: ...eferred networks It shows one network is connected disconnected or unavailable Configure button Make configuration of the chosen network Refresh button Click to rescan all available networks in vicini...
Page 24: ...in Windows System Tray Advanced button Click to choose one network access alternative Any available network access point preferred Access point infrastructure networks only Computer to computer ad hoc...
Page 25: ...oose the following options from the drop down menu Open Shared WPA WPA PSK Choose this option and then click Properties to set the Shared Secret Key For Encryption you can choose the following options...
Page 26: ...ication Type to Open or Shared or WPA and set Encryption to WEP click Properties to key in WEP keys If you set Authentication Type to WPA or WPA PSK you can choose the following options for Encryption...
Page 27: ...gure Authentication Tab In Authentication tab you can enable IEEE 802 1x authentication You can choose the following items from EAP Type drop down menu Protected EAP PEAP Click Properties to input fur...
Page 28: ...25 TLS Smart Card Click Properties to input further settings EAP Cisco Wireless LEAP Click Properties to input further settings...
Page 29: ...26 MD5 Challenge Click Properties to input further settings TTLS Click Properties to input further settings...
Page 30: ...ollowing information Status Associated connected or Scanning disconnected Type Infrastructure or Ad hoc Network Name SSID The current connected network name Frequency Signal Strength Signal dBm MAC Ad...
Page 31: ...28 4 3 About Tab This tab shows hardware and software details Hardware Details Board Product name Chipset Firmware Version Software Details Driver Version Utility Version...
Page 32: ...e described below to display the other computers 1 Double click My Network Places to display all stations in your Microsoft Windows Network Group 2 To display other workgroups in the network environme...
Page 33: ...ogged onto the same wireless network If you want to share your folder My Documents with other computers of the wireless network please highlight the folder My Documents and drag it to Shared Documents...
Page 34: ...ble click the My Network Places icon and then double click the computer where the shared folder is located 2 Double click the folder you want to connect to 3 Now you may open the needed file s Note If...
Page 35: ...er that user is allowed access EAP Extensible Authentication Protocol Framework that supports multiple optional authentication mechanisms for PPP includes clear text passwords challenge response and a...
Page 36: ...us username used to establish the TLS channel during the first phase but not the individual user authenticated during the second phase SSID Name of wireless network TKIP Short for Temporal Key Integri...
Page 37: ...ring the second phase WEP Short for Wired Equivalent Privacy a security protocol for wireless local area networks WLANs defined in the 802 11b standard WEP is designed to provide the same level of sec...
Page 38: ...13 dBm 802 11g 48 54Mbps 15 dBm 802 11g 24 36Mbps 17 dBm 802 11g 6 9 12 18Mbps 17 dBm 802 11b mode Sensitivity PER 0 08 11b PER 0 1 11g 80dBm 11M 802 11b mode 65dBm 54M 802 11g mode Operation Distance...
Page 39: ...ion Temperature 0o 55o C Storage Temperature 25o 70o C Wi Fi WiFi Alliance Compliant EMC Certificate FCC part 15 USA IC RSS210 Canada Telec Japan ETSI Europe The above regulation depends on customer s...
