MEDITRONIK Wi-Net Window, Дополнение к инструкции по эксплуатации

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Your WEP settings are retained while
the Wi-Net Window is off and even
during a battery change.
You need to know your encryption
parameters whenever you setup a
wireless client or connect with the
Wi-Net Window. For convenience
you should make a note of them so
you don’t need to read them from the
AP each time. It is also good to write
down the Access Point’s IP address
so you can quickly connect with it for
review or to make changes. Many
Access Point manuals have a place
for jotting this information down. Of
course since these are your network’s
security settings, they should be kept in
a protected location.
Hex digit entry is similar to entering an
IP address on the Wi-Net Window. Use
the right/left arrow keys to position the
cursor beneath the digit you wish to
change. Press the up or down arrow
key to increment or decrement the value
of the corresponding digit. Digit entry
supports rollover so you can increment
from an ‘F’ to a ‘0’ and vice versa.
When entering a 28-bit WEP value
there are 3 “pages” for entering the 26
hex digits. Scrolling right or left off of
one page connects to the next. The
current page number (1-3) is displayed
as a fixed number above the WEP
value.
Once the WEP value is entered, press
SEL to always save changes and return
to the next Encryption submenu. Press
the SETUP, SCAN or PING key to exit
WEP editing and start the selected
operation. When exiting in this manner,
if the WEP key value has changed, you
are presented with the option to save
the changes (SEL), discard the changes
(Down Arrow) or cancel and return to
WEP editing (Up Arrow).
For more detailed information about how
access points are configured for WEP,
see the Wi-Net Window Application Notes
posted on our web site:
http://www.test-um.com/product_detail.
asp?itemno=WP150.