Sigma CN-WR0312-S1 Przewodnik Instalacji

1Wireless-N PCI AdapterQuick Installation GuideIntroducing the Wireless-N PCI AdapterThe Wireless-N PCI Adapter is designed to connect yourdesktop com

10If the wireless access point you selected have SSID, pleaseskip this step, shown in Figure 6.Figure 65. If the wireless access point uses encryption

116. You’ll see Connected <-> SSID (SSID is the SSID ofthe wireless access point or wireless device youconnected to) message displayed at lower-

12Signal: Shows the signal strength of access point or wirelessdevice. Larger number means better radio strength.Channel: Shows the channel number tha

13Using Windows Zero ConfigurationWindows XP and Vista has a built-in wireless networkconfiguration utility called as Windows ZeroConfiguration (WZC).

14Figure 105. All wireless access points in proximity will bedisplayed here. If the access point you want to useis not displayed here, please move yo

157. If you can see Connected message, the connectionbetween your computer and wireless access pointis successfully established.Soft-AP FunctionIn add

16After you select Switch to AP Mode, the Ralink utility iconwill indicated the wireless card is operating in AP modenow. If you want to switch the w

17Channel: Please select the wireless channel you wish touse. The number of channels available here will varydepends on the setting of Country Region

182: SPAIN3: FRANCE4: MKK5: MKKI (TELEC)6: ISRAEL (Channel 3 to 9)7: ISRAEL (Channel 5 to 13)Beacon(ms): You can define the time interval that a beaco

19Security SettingsThis wireless card supports wireless encryption in APmode, which will encrypt the data being transferred overthe air to enhance dat

2Package Contents• Wireless-N PCI Adapter• Driver CD• Quick Installation GuideLayoutFigure 1: LayoutWPS ButtonPress this button and hold for 3 second

20Encryption Type: Please select an encryption mode. Theavailable options in this setting item will vary dependingon the authentication type you selec

21If you want to use WEP 64 bit encryption, please input 10characters; if you select HEX, or input 5 characters if youselect ASCII; If you want to use

22Figure 15Access Policy: Select the policy type of your access rule:Disable:Allow any wireless client with proper authenticationsettings to connect t

23Mac TableShows the list all wireless clients connected to this accesspoint, shown in Figure 16.Figure 16MAC Address: Displays the MAC address of thi

24Event LogThis software access point will log all wireless-relatedactivities as a log, shown in Figure 17.Figure 17You can click Clear to remove all

25StatisticsThis page shows detailed information about how yoursoftware access point works, shown in Figure 18.Figure 18You can click RESET COUNTERS b

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3Safety InformationIn order to keep the safety of users and your properties,please follow the following safety instructions.1. Shutdown the computer a

4Hardware InstallationGeneral instructions for installing the card are providedbelow. Since the design of computer cases andmotherboards vary, refer t

5Driver InstallationWindows 2000/XP/2003 Server1. At the Found New Hardware Wizard, click Cancel.2. Insert the driver CD, Click Start, Run. TypeD:\P

6Windows Vista™1. At the Found New Hardware window, click Cancel.2. Insert the driver CD. Click Start, in the Start Searchbox, type D:\PCI\setup.exe,

7If you stopped config utility by Exit function, you will notbe able to maintain the wireless link to the access point youwish to use. In this case, y

8Figure 32. Configuration utility will scan for all wireless accesspoints automatically. Scan results will be displayedhere, please check if the wire

93. Click the wireless access point or network deviceyou wish to connect to, then click Connect, shownin Figure 5 below.Figure 5The non-encrypted acce