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6. Type a new wireless network key into the Wireless Network key input box. The network
key must be either 5 or 13 characters long. You can also rename the base station by
typing in a base station name into the Name input box. The base station name is the
name of the base station's wireless network.
7. End by clicking Save.
8. Remove the current wireless network profile from the operating system's or wireless
network software's settings and create the wireless connection again with the new
network key.
NOTE: If you have forgotten your wireless network key, connect the base station to the PC with
the Ethernet cable and go through the Changing the network key steps 2 to 7.
Establishing wireless connection
Your computer should remember the wireless connection settings. Therefore, the wireless
connection has to be set only once. Note that if you change the wireless network key, you have to
remove the current wireless network profile from the operating system's or wireless network
software's settings and create the connection again with the new network key.
Windows XP:
1. Switch on the main base station. Wait until the light 1 on the base station is lit.
2. If there's a separate on/off switch for the Wi-Fi adapter (of your PC), make sure that the
adapter is switched on.
3. Open Network Connections by selecting Start > Connect To > Show all connections
on your PC. The alternative way is to open Control Panel (Start > (Setting) > Control
Panel) and select Network Connections.
4. If Wi-Fi adapter is disabled, right-click Wireless Network Connection and select Enable.
5. Right-click Wireless Network Connection and select View Available Wireless
Networks.
6. Wait for couple of seconds while the computer searches the networks. If the main base
station's name (base station's wireless network) doesn't appear on the list, try to refresh
the list by clicking Refresh network list on the left panel.
7. Select the main base station's wireless network from the networks list and click Connect.
8. You are asked to give the network key to finalize the connection. Light 2 on the base
station is lit when Team
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software is running and the connection is OK.
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