Wireless Lan - Mitsubishi NZ2WL-US User Manual

5. Setup and Status Display

◆Wireless LAN

To change the wireless LAN standard, wireless connection mode, take three steps of "Basic" ->
"Details" -> "Security" to make their respective settings.
For any other item, you can change the setting on under "Details" or "Security".
Basic
▼
Interface
■
Disabling "Interface" disables the internal wireless LAN module.
When switching from "Disable" to "Enable", options such as channels do not appear in the "STEP 2
Details" setup as the built-in wireless LAN module function is suspended until this product is rebooted.
When you come to STEP 2, select "Save/Reboot" in the menu on the lefthand side of the Web browser
to save the settings and reboot the product.
Factory default setting: Enable
Wireless LAN Standard
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Set the wireless LAN standard to be used.
When the unit type is "Access point", select one of the check boxes.
When the unit type is "Station", you can select more than one check box. In this case, the wireless LAN
standard is set automatically from among the set wireless LAN standards, according to the destination
access point. However, if the wireless LAN standard of the access point is not included among wireless
LAN standards set for the station, a connection to that access point cannot be established.
Factory default setting: IEEE802.11a and IEEE802.11g
Wireless Link Mode
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Select the operation mode of the product from among "Standard Infrastructure", "Compatible
Infrastructure", and "Advanced Infrastructure (AP only)".
Factory default setting: Advanced Infrastructure
Table 5.1. Wireless Link Mode
Wireless link mode
Standard
Infrastructure
Compatible
Infrastructure
Advanced
Infrastructure (AP only)
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Each access point can accommodate stations (such as wireless LAN cards) to make
up a network. This mode provides scalability from a middle- or large-scale system
with multiple access points connected by LAN to a small-scale system based on a
single access point.
This mode allows the product to be networked with other manufacturers' Wi-Fi
certified wireless terminals other than the NZ2WL series.
The access point can be used in both of the Standard Infrastructure and Compatible
Infrastructure modes. This mode is a mixture of the two.
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