User's Manual

the table below to see valid key length for each encryption type:

64 bit 128 bit

Alphanumeric

5 characters

13 characters

Hexadecimal

10 digits 26 digits

Use WEP Key

Indicate which WEP key you intend to apply to activate the WEP encryption from the pull-down

menu. Make sure that the intended access point on the wireless network shares the same keys.

By default, Key 1 will be used.

Create Keys with Passphrase

Choose this command when the associated wireless network uses a passphrase to create WEP

keys. Enter the passphrase stings in the Passphrase filed to generate four encryption keys in the

Key fields above. Note that only letters A-F are valid for the Passphrase feature.

After finish configuring the Encryption features, remember to click the Apply button to initiate the

new settings.

The About Tab

This tab reveals general information on your 802.11b WLAN P3 PCMCIA Card, including the

following items:

Figure 3.2-14: The About Tab

Network Driver

Displays the current version and released date of the 802.11b WLAN P3 PCMCIA Card’s driver.