Browse Nearby Wireless Networks; Creating A Profile - Honeywell Thor vm3 User Manual

Browse Nearby Wireless Networks

Tap the Browse nearby wireless networks to open the open this window.
Tap the Refresh button to update the network list.
For each network discovered the following attributes are listed:
• Network Name (SSID) - Name of the network (Service Set ID).
• BSSID - Basic Service Set ID, a unique ID to an access point in the network.
• Security - Indefinites if the access point is using security. A lock icon is displayed if the network is using security.
• Signal - A graphic representation of the signal strength plus (0 to 4 bars) plus a text description of signal strength.
• Radio Type - The type of radio in the access point, i.e. 802.11a, 802.11g, etc.
• Channel - The channel the access point is using.
• 11n - If an icon is displayed, the access point supports 802.11n.
• Super - If an icon is displayed, the access point supports Atheros' Super AG features.
• XR - If an icon is displayed, the access point supports Atheros' extended range (ER) technology.
• WPS - If an icon is displayed, the access point supports WPDS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup).
• Type - Identifies the network type, infrastructure or Ad Hoc.
Note: Tapping on any of the column headings will sort the network list by the contents of that column.
If logged on as admin, tap on any network in the list to create a profile for that network.

Creating a Profile

To create from the Profile list,
1. Log in as admin.
2. Tap the New button.
3. Select the desired profile type - auto connect, manual connect or Ad Hoc.
4. Enter a profile name and network name.
5. Tap Next.
6. Tap Connect To... to connect to the network or tap Change connection settings for additional configuration options
including Security (page 7-6).
To create a profile from the nearby networks:
1. Log in as admin.
2. Tap the Browse button.
3. Tap the desired network then tap the Connect icon or double tap the desired network.
4. Change the profile name if desired.
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