User's Manual

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Channel 11 (can check during booting sequence)
WEP 64 or 128 bits
PassKey ASCII or Hexadecimal
z WEP1
If the WEP function is to be used, a WEP key value must be set. The WEP1 key field is used to select
between a 64 bit key or a 128 bit key. If WEP1 is set to ‘0’, the WEP function will be disabled.
z WEP2
The WEB2 field selects whether ASCII code or Hexadecimal code will be used to represent the data
values in WEP1.
z Passkey
The Passkey field is for user authentication. If the WEP1 value is 64 bits, the user must enter a
5-digit password in ASCII code. If the WEP1 value is 128 bits, the user must enter a 13-digit ASCII
password in ASCII code. For example, if WEP2 is set as a Hexadecimal code type, the user could
enter 0x0123456789 (when WEP1 is set to ‘64 ‘bits), or 0x0123456789ABCDEF (when WEP2 is set to
‘128 bits’).
The basic ‘set’ commands for Wireless Lan (WLan) settings are as follows:
set wlan name type ch WEP1 WEP2 Password
where,
name: Default / user specified network name
type: I =infrastructure / a=Adhoc
ch: set channel number for Adhoc mode / set random channel number for infrastructure
mode
WEP1: 0=none/ 1=64bit / 2=128bit
WEP2: a=ASCII type password / h=Hexadecimal type password
Password: example=’Max13character’/ example=’26AABBCCAABBCCFF’