Wireless-N USB Adapter
5
Connecting to a Wireless Network
in Mac OS X
This chapter provides instruction for connecting your Macintosh
OS X computer to an existing wireless network. Your USB
adapter uses the installed Macintosh configuration utility to
connect and manage your wireless connections.
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1 Double-click on the Wireless-N USB Configuration utility icon
on the Dock. This opens the wireless configuration utility.
2 Click Available Network then select the Wireless Network
Name (SSID) that you want to connect to.
3 If you are only going to connect to this network once, click on
Connect. Otherwise click on Add to Profile to store the
configuration. If you store the configuration your USB adapter
will automatically connect to this network when it is available.
4 If security is enabled on the network: The Wireless Network
Security Properties box appears. Enter your wireless
security key in the Network Key and Confirm Network Key.
If you selected Add to Profile you can give your profile a
name in the Profile Name field. By default it will use the
SSID as the profile name. Click OK to connect to the wireless
network.
If security is disabled on the network: If you clicked Connect
to join the wireless network, the adapter will go ahead and
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