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Wi-Fi Menu
Using MAC Filtering
1.
From the MAC Filter screen, type the MAC address
for your computer into the Add Trusted Client MAC
Address box and click
Add
. You can use either “:”
or “-” as the separator (for example,
00:21:9B:1C:64:34
or
00-21-9B-1C-64-34
).
2.
If desired, type the MAC address for other
computers into the Add Trusted Client MAC
Address box and click
Add
.
3.
Select the Enable MAC Filter check box and
click
Apply
.
Settings
Click
Settings
in the Wi-Fi menu to view and configure
your Wi-Fi access point profile.
Tip:
You can cut-and-paste your computer’s address from the
Wi-Fi Connected Devices section of the Wi-Fi Status
screen. (See “Wi-Fi Connected Devices” on page 18.)
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The Wi-Fi Settings Screen
The Wi-Fi Settings screen is divided into three sections:
Wi-Fi Access Point
Open Profile
Secure Profile
Wi-Fi Access Point
The Wi-Fi Access Point section displays the following:
Profile
– shows the active Wi-Fi Access Point profile
and allows you to select between an Open and
Secure profile.
Maximum number of Wi-Fi devices
- allows you to
select the maximum number of connectable devices.
Broadcast Network Name (SSID)
– allows you choose
whether to broadcast the network name, allowing
others to see it on their devices.
Open Profile
The Open Profile section displays the following:
Network Name (SSID)
– shows the name of the active
Wi-Fi network.
802.11 Mode
– allows you to select between various
mode options.
Channel
– allows you to select the channel
configuration.
Security
– shows what type of security is active.
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Wi-Fi Menu
Secure Profile
The Secure Profile section displays the following:
Network Name (SSID)
– shows the name of the active
Wi-Fi network.
802.11 Mode
– shows the active 802.11 Mode
and allows you to select between available
802.11 Mode options.
Channel
– shows the active channel configuration
and allows you to select between channel
configuration options.
Security
– shows the active security and allows you
to select between security options.
Authentication
– shows the active authentication
requirements.
Encryption
– shows the active type of encryption.
Network Key
– shows the active network key
(password).
WPS
– provides the option to setup WPS.
Click
Apply
to update the Wi-Fi Settings
configuration options.
Setting Up WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup)
You can set up WPS to make the 802.11 security
features easier to configure. WPS automatically
configures the network name (SSID) and WPA security
key for your device and for wireless clients.
Important:
Pressing the WPS button enables Wi-Fi security
settings, requiring a security key to connect to the
device. Each device has a unique security key
that can be found either on the battery cover or by
connecting your device via USB and going to
your landing page (page 7).
Note:
WPS does not apply to ad hoc Wi-Fi networks. It can be
used only with an access point.
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There are two methods available to set up WPS.
Choose from the following:
Push Method
PIN Method
Using the Push Method to Set Up WPS
On your device:
1.
From the Secure Profile section of the Wi-Fi
Settings page, click
WPS Setup
.
2.
Select
Push Method
from the
WPS Method
menu.
3.
Click
Start
.
4.
Wait for clients to enroll. Typically the enrollment
period is 60 seconds. A message appears to
indicate which clients successfully enrolled.
Note:
Windows XP does not support WPS. Additional
software is required to use WPS.
Tip:
The Secure Profile option must be active to use WPS.
Select
Secure
from the Wi-Fi Access Point section of the
Wi-Fi Settings screen to activate.
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On the client device:
1.
From the Wi-Fi client software, navigate to the WPS
setup option.
2.
After selecting the WPS Push Method on your
device, click the WPS button on the client software.
3.
Wait for the client to complete the enrollment
process. A message appears to indicate that
enrollment succeeded or failed.
Using the PIN Method to Set Up WPS
On your device:
1.
From the Secure Profile section of the Wi-Fi
Settings page, click
WPS Setup
.
2.
Select
PIN Method
from the
WPS Method
menu.
3.
Enter the client's PIN and click
Start
.
4.
Wait for the enrollment process to complete. A
message appears to indicate that enrollment
succeeded or failed.
Click
Apply
to update the Wi-Fi Settings configuration
options.

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