User`s manual

Blitzz Super G Wireless – 108 Mbps 802.11g Notebook Adapter

Association Type – This includes Open/Shared mode.

Passphrase- Some Access Points can use passphrase input instead of WEP

keys. The passphrase automatically generates WEP keys based on the

entered passphrase. The primary reason for using passphrase is to avoid

using the long and difficult to remember WEP keys. But please remember that

WEP keys are the ones that are used for packet encryption. Passphrase is

only used to save time and is not the actual key. If a passphrase is entered,

the keys are generated in real time

Use ASCII – To input your key in ASCII (A-Z, 0-9, etc) select this box then

enter the key below. You cannot use a Passphrase when you are using ASCII

input.

Transmit Key- There are 4 WEP Keys available to use. By setting the

Transmit Key, we can specify which key to use to encrypt the wireless

packets.

Key 1- This is 1

WEP key usable for packet encryption.

Key 2- This is 2

WEP key usable for packet encryption

Key 3- This is 3

WEP key usable for packet encryption.

Key 4- This is 4

WEP key usable for packet encryption.

3.) Authentication : WPA-PSK This is another pre-shared key encryption

method. In order to use this method, you need the passphrase used by the

Access Point that you want to connect to. Packets are encrypted based on this

passphrase.