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Adapter is backwards compatible with earlier 802.11 versions.
Next to this column is the Signal column. This provides a percentage indicator of
how strongly you are receiving the signal from each wireless network to which you
can connect.
When you select a network, you will see the available information regarding this
network in the site information window on the right.
If you attempt to connect to a network that has security settings enabled, you will
need to
create a profile
and supply the necessary information. Refer to your wireless
router's or access point's documentation for instructions on how to locate the
necessary security information.
Note:
If you are connecting to a Wireless Access Point, it must support the Transmit
Rate setting. If the Wireless Access Point does not support the Transmit Rate,
undesired results may occur.
Profile Setting:
If you will be connecting to different wireless networks in different areas or will be
conecting to wireless networks that have security settings enabled, you can create
profiles so that you can easily switch between networks depending on your location
or situation.
If you attempt to connect to a network that has security settings enabled, you will
need to create a profile and supply the necessary information. Refer to your wireless
router's or access point's documentation for instructions on how to locate the
necessary security information.
If you click Add , you will need to go through a series of screens to
create a new
profile.
Select a profile and click Edit to modify any profiles that you have already created.
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