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2.If WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) is chosen as the encryption setting
for your wireless network, these options will be provided. Please
configure your WEP encryption accordingly.
●Key Length/Format: Here you can choose the length of your
authentication key as 64-bit or 128-bit, and Key Format as ASCII or
Hex.
1. If you choose "64-bit" as your Key Length and "ASCII" as
your Key Format, please enter 5 characters or numbers as your Tx
Key. If you choose "Hex" as your key Format, please enter 10
characters or numbers as your Tx Key.
2. If you choose "128-bit" as your Key Length and "ASCII"
as your Key Format, please enter 13 characters or numbers as your
Tx Key. If you choose "Hex" as your key Format, please enter
26 characters or numbers as your Tx Key.
●Key Format：You can choose the format for your Encryption key here.
●Default Tx Key：You can enter four Encryption keys and select
one of them as default Tx key. Then the router can receive any
packets encrypted by one of the four keys. Only the key you select it
in the "Default Tx key" will take effect.
●Encryption Key 1~4: Only the Key select in the Default
Tx Key will be used for wireless transmission encryption.
3.If WPA (TKIP), WPA2 (AES) or WPA2 Mixed is chosen as the
encryption setting for your wireless network, these options will be
provided. Please configure your encryption accordingly.
●Pre-shared Key Format：Only those who are sharing the same key
with the AP can connect with it. Here you can choose either
Passphrase or Hex (64characters). A passphrase is a string of
characters longer than the usual password (which is typically from
four to 16 characters long) that is used in creating a digital signature
(an encoded signature that proves to someone that it was really you
who sent a message) or in an encryption or a decryption of a message.
●PSK：Enter your Passphrase or Hex (64 characters) here.
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