BT Business Total Broadband Fibre User Manual page 35

If you don't have a wireless adapter or your computer isn't wireless-enabled,
see page 37.
Find your Fibre Hub's preset wireless network name/SSID and security key (WEP).
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These are printed on your wireless settings card (found in your Fibre Hub's box)
and also on the bottom of your Fibre Hub.
If your BT engineer transferred settings from your old BT Business Hub, your
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wireless details may not be the same as those printed on your Fibre Hub.
(They'll be the same as the details printed on your old BT Business Hub.)
Follow the instructions for your computer's operating system below or, if
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your wireless adapter has its own software, use this to set up your wireless
connection – its help function may be useful if you aren't sure how to do this.
Windows XP, Vista and 7
Go to Start, click Connect
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click Wireless Network Connection
XP:
click Connect to network
Vista:
click on the wireless icon in the
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system tray
Highlight your Fibre Hub's network
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name (checking that the last three digits
match your Fibre Hub's details, e.g.
BTBusinessHub-XXX) and click
3 Type your Fibre Hub's wireless key
into the:
Network Key box
XP:
Vista: Security key or
Security key or passphrase
7:
Click Connect and wait a few moments
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while your computer connects to your
Fibre Hub
Mac OS X
To:
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2
3
Connect
passphrase box
box
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Click the AirPort status icon in the
menu bar
Highlight your Fibre Hub's network
name (checking that the last three
digits match your Fibre Hub's details
e.g. BTBusinessHub-XXX)
Mac OS X 10.4 and earlier only: in
the Wireless Security box, select WEP.
If the WEP 40/128-bit hex
doesn't appear on your version of
Mac OS X, select WEP Password
type a $ character in the
box followed by the 10- character
security key
Type your Fibre Hub's wireless key
into the Password box
Click OK and wait a few moments
while your computer connects to
your Fibre Hub
option
and
Password
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