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Click "Wireless"
.
lill
(?)
Click "Site
Survey"
.
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Select
the same SSID in
"Site Survey" that you
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wrote in
"1.
Search for
a Network Connection", (1
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Click the "Select" button.
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Click [Connect).
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If the SSID
is
not displayed. click [Rescan].
Configure the unit using the settings you wrote in "1.
Search for
a Network Connection."
above.
When (2) in the table is "OPEN" or "SHARED"
*
Configure the unit referring to the list you wrote under "When
using WEP security settings" .
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When (2) in the table is "Open"
~Select
"OPEN" in "Security Mode"
.
When (2) in the table is "SHARED"
~Select
"SHARED" in "Security Mode"
.
(?)
When (5) in the table is a 1 0-digit or 5-digit encryption key
~select
"64
bit (1 0 hex digits/5 ascii keys)"
in "WEP Key Length" .
When (5) in the table is a 26-digit or
13-digit
encryption key
~Select
"128
bit (26 hex digits/13 ascii keys)"
in "WEP Key Length".
®
When (3) in the table is
"Hexadecimal"
~select
"Hexadecimal" in "WEP Key Entry Method" .
When (3) in the table is "ASCII"
~Select
"ASCII
Text"
in "WEP Key Entry Method" .
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Enter
the encryption key in (5) in the table
in the field that
corresponds to the WEP key checked in (4) in the table.
*For example,
If
(4) in the table is "Key 1"
,
enter the same
encryption key in (5) in the table in the "WEP Key 1" field.
®
Select
the same default key as in
(4)
in the table.
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Click [Apply).
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When (2) in the table is "WPA-Personal" or
"WPA2-Personal"
* Refer to "When using WPA/WPA2 security settings" on the front
to complete the settings.
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Enter
the same encryption key as in (5) in the table.
(?)
Click [Apply).
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The base selected in
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is displayed in
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"Security Mode .. and
"WPA Algorithms" .
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(B-63
ASCIIor64HEXchatacters)
)
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Check the details and click [OK).
The browser will close
10 seconds after you clicked [OK]
in
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above.
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Disconnect the
LAN/USB feeder cable
connected to the unit.
Connection to the base is complete. Continue to Step 3.
STEP3
Connect
AV Devices
Once configuratiOn
IS
complete. connect the un1t to the AV dev1ce
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Switch off the AV device.
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AV RECEIVER
Blu-ray Disc player
Connect the
ETHERNET port
on the unit to the
LAN port
on the AV device
using the
LAN end of the supplied feeder cable.
*
The location of the LAN
port and its name may
vary depending on the
computer. If you cannot
locate a LAN port. refer
to the computer user's
manual
for
help.
The LAN port is the
large port that is
slightly larger than
a telephone modular
jack.
*
Some bases have
LAN written on them.
AV RECEIVER
li
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]1
Blu-ray Disc player
Connect the
POWER connector
on the unit to the
USB port
on the AV device
using the
USB end of the supplied feeder cable .
*
The location of the USB
port and its name may
vary depending on the
device. If you cannot
locate
a USB port, refer
to the device user's
manual for help.
A USB port is the
horizontally (or
vertically) long port
(as shown above).
*
On some devices. it
is
labelled "DC OUTPUT
for WIRELESS LAN".
AV RECEIVER
li:
=
]1
Blu-ray Disc player
II
Switch on the AV device.
AV
RECEIVER
Blu-ray Disc player
Check that the
"~(POWER)"
,
"g
CWPS)" and
"'9'
(WIRELESS)"
indicators on the unit are lit.
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...
. .
.
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Lit
*
Once the indicators light up,
wait
2
minutes
before proceeding
.
Check
that
the network function of
the
connected AV device is operating
properly. Refer to the device user's manual for more details.
Configuration is complete.
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