Blitzz BWU613B, Руководство пользователя

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default setting). In case you do not wish to connect to a network
infrastructure, but prefer to setup a small wireless workgroup, you can
choose
802.11 Ad-Hoc (without Access Point). In Ad-Hoc network, all
wireless stations have to setup with the same radio channel and SSID.
NOTE: 1.The BWU613B Wireless LAN USB Adaptor works with any
IEEE802.11 and 802.11b compliant Access Points.
2. Ad-Hoc selection is only for peer-to-peer communication in
between many BWU613.
Channel
To connect your wireless station to Ad-Hoc mode, you need to set
the channel for the wireless stations. When the Ad-Hoc mode is
selected, be sure to set your wireless stations with the same channel.
ESSID however can be ignored.
Transmit Rate
The BWU613B Wireless LAN USB Adaptor provides various data
rate options for you to select. Data rates options include Auto , Fixed
1Mb/s , Fixed 2Mb/s , Auto Select 1M or 2M , Fixed 5.5Mb/s , and
Fixed 11Mb/s . In most networking scenarios, you will see that the
factory-set default Fully Auto will proved to be the most efficient
selection. This setting allows your BWU613B to operate at the
maximum data rate. When the communications quality drops below a
certain level, the BWU613B will automatically switch to a lower data
rate. Transmitting data in lower data speeds are usually more reliable.
However, when the communications quality improves again, the
BWU613B will gradually increase the data rate, until it has reached the
highest available transmit rate.
ESS ID
The ESS ID (Extended Service Set) is a group ID. All wireless APs
and network adaptors must have the same ESS ID to identify each
other as a group member. The default
ANY (case sensitive) means
when the Wireless USB Adapter starts to work, it will associate with
the Access Point that gives the fastest response. You can also enter a
specific ESSID of a network group you want to join. It is
recommended you specify an ESSID. This will prevent your computer
from unintentionally connecting to a different wireless network.
BSS ID
The BSS ID (Basic Service Set) is a unique ID of an Access Point.
We use the AP’s MAC address as the BSS ID here.
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