Wireless-N USB Adapter
SSID – Enter the wireless network name (SSID) that you
will connect to.
Ad Hoc Network – If you are connecting to a router
(most users) leave this box unchecked. An Ad Hoc
network is a computer to computer network. For
example, if you are playing a head to head computer
game against someone on your local network you could
set up an Ad Hoc network between the two computers.
To setup an Ad Hoc network, check the box next to This
is a computer to computer (AdHoc) Network. Most
users will not setup an Ad Hoc network.
Channel – Most users can ignore this setting because
the USB adapter will automatically connect to your router
on the correct channel. It is only valid for Ad Hoc
networks. If setting up an Ad Hoc network, select your
channel number.
Network Authentication –Select the wireless security
that your router uses. Most users will select WPA2-PSK
or WPA-PSK. If you are not using wireless security on
your network (not recommended) or you have devices
that only support WEP select OPEN_SYSTEM.
Data Encryption – If your wireless network is running
WPA2-PSK security, select AES. If you wireless network
is running WPA-PSK security select TKIP. If your
network is running WEP, then select WEP. If you are
not using wireless security (not recommended), then
select No Encryption.
Ascii – This checkbox is only valid if you are running
WEP security. Due to incompatibilities in ascii wep keys,
we recommend entering the key in Hex format using the
Network Key box.
Network Key – Enter the wireless network key (also
called your wireless security key or password) used by
your router. Retype the key in the Confirm Network
Key box.
6 Click OK to store your profile. If you need to edit the profile
later select the profile and click on Edit.
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