Christie ChristieNet Wireless Presentation Portal User manual

Wireless Presentation Portal
Technical Manual
V 1.0
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................... 1
Key Features........................................................................................................................... 2
Specifications.......................................................................................................................... 2
Chapter 2: WPP SYSTEM INSTALLATION ............................................................... 3
2.1 Safety Statements.......................................................................................................... 3
2.2 Hardware Installation ..................................................................................................... 3
2.2.1 Power......................................................................................................................... 3
2.2.2 VGA Connection ........................................................................................................ 3
2.2.3 Status LED’s .............................................................................................................. 3
2.2.4 Hardware Reset Button.............................................................................................. 3
2.2.5 Reset to Factory Default ............................................................................................ 3
2.3 Software Installation....................................................................................................... 4
2.3.1 System Requirements for User Software .................................................................. 4
2.4 System Requirements for Web-based Administration Utility ......................................... 5
Chapter 3: USING the WPP........................................................................................6
3.1 Using the WPP in a Meeting .......................................................................................... 6
3.2 Starting the WPP............................................................................................................ 6
3.3 Configuring Computer to Control WPP .......................................................................... 8
3.4 Starting Presentation Session Manager ........................................................................ 8
3.5 Configuring the Wireless Adapter to Connect with WPP ............................................. 10
3.5.1 Configure the Wireless Network Adapter................................................................. 10
3.5.2 Configure the Wireless Adapter for Windows XP .................................................... 11
3.6 Start or Resume Your Presentation Session ............................................................... 13
3.6.1 “WPP in Session” Message ..................................................................................... 14
3.7 Release Your Presentation Session ............................................................................ 14
3.8 Exit the Presentation Session Manager....................................................................... 14
Chapter 4: WEB-BASED ADMINISTRATION UTILITY............................................ 15
4.1 Introduction to the Web-Based Administration Utility................................................... 15
4.2 Access the Web-Based Administration Utility .............................................................. 15
4.3 Configure the WPP Using Administration Manager ..................................................... 16
4.3.1 WPP Firmware Version............................................................................................ 17
4.3.2 Configuration............................................................................................................ 17
4.3.3 Administration .......................................................................................................... 18
4.3.4 Firmware and Banner Page Upload ........................................................................ 19
Chapter 5: TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................ 21
5.1 Unable to Connect or Establish a Session with Unit.................................................... 21
5.2 The Presentation screen appears frozen during a presentation.................................. 21
5.3 The WPP Session is Interrupted During a Presentation.............................................. 22
5.4 Radio Interference........................................................................................................ 22
5.5 Technical Support ........................................................................................................ 23
Appendix A: LIMITED WARRANTY.............................................................................. 24
Appendix B: REGULATORY COMPLIANCE................................................................ 25
WPP Technical Manual v 1.0

Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION
The ChristieNet Wireless Presentation Portal, WPP is an IEEE 802.11g compliant
product designed specifically for wirelessly connecting projectors and monitors to
computers. It connects to the existing VGA connector of the projector/monitor and
offers 802.11g connectivity up to 54 Mbps.
The advantages of the WPP become obvious in any conference room where the ideal
location of the projector or display screen makes it difficult for a laptop or desktop to
connect to it while allowing the speaker to maintain audience interest. All too
frequently, projectors placed in the middle of the room force the speaker to present
from the middle of the room, because of the VGA cable that exists between the
projector and the presenter’s laptop.
The WPP solves this problem by allowing any laptop or desktop with an 802.11g Wi-Fi
adapter to give the presentation from anywhere in the conference room that the
presenter desires. Wherever the presenter feels would garner the most amount of
interest from the audience. Truly freedom from wires allows for more flexibility in
meetings.
Another application of the WPP is in a situation where multiple presenters must give
presentations in rapid succession. The WPP allows for fast handover of the projector
or monitor without the hassle of removing and reattaching the VGA cable. Using the
easy-to-use Presentation Session Manager, the presenters can effortlessly connect to
the WPP, give a presentation, and disconnect from the WPP to allow another user to
connect to it without touching a single cable.
A third application that showcases the advantages of the WPP is where there are
multiple conference rooms with multiple projectors. A WPP in every conference room
will substantially save setup time when the presenter comes into the room. The
presenter only simply selects the WPP number displayed on the projector/monitor
screen and he is instantly connected to the projector and able to start his presentation.
This removes a lot of setup time associated with presenters moving from room to room
to give their presentations, ultimately saving IT costs.
In summary, the WPP is a tool that will change how people come to view conferences
and meeting rooms. Instead of a static meeting place, the conference rooms can now
become a dynamic meeting place where new thoughts and ideas are exchanged and
created.
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ChristieNet WPP Wireless Projector/Monitor Adapter
Key Features
 Interoperable with any PC/Laptop equipped with Windows OS and an industry standard IEEE
802.11g-compliant wireless interface cards
 Simple user interface with the supplied Windows-based client software
 Plug & Play—
o Operating as AP for easy wireless connection from any PC
o Automatically scanning for the clearest channel and avoiding duplicate SSID
o No need to change IP address settings of the wireless card in a user’s PC
 Maximum 54 Mbps data rate with automatic fall back to maintain best link connection
 Direct access to video buffer to allow fast real-time updates of the projected images - no long and
embarrassing pauses or broken images
 Up to1024x768 resolution for optimized speed/resolution tradeoff
 Automatic re-connect of sessions/ wireless link
 User customizable WPP-ready banner image to allow the display of information such as meeting
agenda, conference logo, etc. before and between presentations
 Web browser based administration utility for upgrading firmware and setting encryption keys
 Standard VGA connector to allow the use with any presentation projector
Specifications
Model ChristieNet Wireless Presentation Portal
Standard 802.11g
Projector/Monitor Interface Standard 15-pin VGA connector
Display resolution & color Automatically set to user’s display resolution up to XGA (1024x768)
Automatically set to user’s color depth up to 16-bit True-Color
Software supplied User software run on Windows 98/ NT4/ ME/2000/ XP
Web-browser-based Administration Utility to allow user to upload
customized banner page, set WEP, set channel and upload firmware
upgrades
Frequency 2.4GHz – 2.483GHz
RF Channels 11 channels (US, Canada), 13 channels (Europe), 13 channels (Japan)
Transmission power 14dBm at antenna input typical
Receiver sensitivity -80dBm @1e-5 BER typical
Antenna Support antenna diversity with one externally connected (RSMA
connector) Dipole antennae with ~5dBi gain and an internal dipole
antennae with ~0 dBi gain
Data Rate 54 Mbps maximum with multiple user selectable fall back data rates.
Modulation OFDM, Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum
Link Distance ~1200 ft in open space; 300 ft typical indoor environment
Network Types AP mode for dedicated presentation link and other traffic as desired.
Network Security 64bit or 128-bit WEP
DC Voltage 5V
Current consumption 1.7A (max. reached in transmit-mode)
LED Indicators Power, Wireless Link
Dimensions 4.4”x6.25”x1.5”
Operating Temperature -10°C – +50°C
Operating Humidity 10% to 85% non-condensing
Regulation Compliance FCC, CE
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Chapter 2: WPP SYSTEM INSTALLATION
2.1 Safety Statements
Use only the power adapter provided with this product or the manufacturer's authorized
replacement power supply.
Connect the power adapter to a properly grounded electrical outlet that is near the
product and easily accessible.
Refer service or repairs, other than those described in the user documentation, to a
professional service person.
2.2 Hardware Installation
2.2.1 Power
Power is supplied to the WPP via a 1.7 amps 5volt DC power adapter.
Warning: use only the power supply adapter provided with this product or the
manufacturer’s authorized replacement power supply.
2.2.2 VGA Connection
This is a standard 15 pin female VGA connector where you will connect the WPP to
either a monitor or a projector via a straight-thru monitor cable (either purchased
separately or with the one that comes with the projector or monitor).
2.2.3 Status LED’s
There are two status LED’s on the WPP. From the front of the unit, the LED on the left
is the power indicator while the LED on the right is the link status and video out
indicator. During boot-up, the link status LED will initially remain unlit. When the link
LED blinks red, it means the WPP is ready for connection to a PC. Upon connection
from a computer, the LED will turn solid green. Upon disconnection, the LED will revert
to blinking red again.
2.2.4 Hardware Reset Button
The hardware-reset button is located at the back of the WPP. It requires a bent paper
clip to access the hardware-reset button. The main function of the hardware-reset
button is to reboot the unit. To reboot the unit, only a light tap on the reset button is all
that is required.
2.2.5 Reset to Factory Default
To reset the WPP back to the factory default settings, follow the steps below:
1. Turn on or reboot the unit.
2. During the boot-up screen, a message “Reset to factory default” timer starts
appears and the user will have about 10 seconds to do the following step.
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3. You can use either hardware reset button or power cycle to reboot the unit
before the timer ends, and that will cause the unit reverting back to factory
default settings.
4. Observe that, during the next boot-up screen after above steps, a message of
Reset to Factory Default should appear next to the Timer message. It indicates
the operation is successful.
Note: The subsequent boot-up screen should not display the Reset to Factory
Default message unless being triggered using above procedure or having
corrupted data in the unit.
Caution: Please note that resetting the product to its factory default means losing all
configurations and encryption information you may have set through the
web interface!
2.3 Software Installation
The following details the steps involved in installing the software needed to control the
WPP.
2.3.1 System Requirements for User Software
To use the WPP user software, your computer must meet the following requirements.
• Wi-Fi or IEEE 802.11g enabled computer (either built-in or add-on NIC);
• Windows 98/NT4/ME/2000/XP; and
• Minimum equivalent processing power of Pentium 3 at 750 MHz and 64MB of
RAM.
2.3.1.1 Installation for the WPP Presentation Session Manager (PSM)
This step is optional and can be skipped for those who simply want to run WPP
Presentation Session Manager (PSM) without the administration tool. PSM can be
executed on CD-ROM without being installed to the local hard drive. To install the WPP
software on your local hard drive, insert the Installation CD in your computer’s CD-ROM
drive. A Selection window would automatically start and the user can choose to run the
PSM from CD-ROM or to install the PSM onto the local hard drive. If the program does
not automatically start, go to “My Computer” and double click on the Installation Disc
icon. Click on “setup.exe” or “setup” once you can see the CD’s contents.
Simply follow the instructions from the installation process to install the PSM software
once the installation program starts running.
2.3.1.2 Installation for the WPP Administration Manager
To install Administration Manager, explore the WPP CD in the CD-ROM drive and enter
the admin folder. Click on “setup.exe” or “setup” in the admin folder and follow the
instructions for installation of Administration Manager. For instructions on using the
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Administration Manager, please see Chapter 4: – Using the Web-Based Administration
Manager.
2.4 System Requirements for Web-based Administration Utility
WPP has a Web-based Administration Utility that can be used to configure the settings
of the product. The Web-based Administration utility can be accessed through WPP
Administration Manager. To use the Web-based administration utility, the computer
must meet the following requirements:
(1) A Web browser must be installed on the computer. The supported Web browsers
include Internet Explorer 5.0 and above, Netscape 6.0 and above, Mozilla 1.0 or above
and Opera 6.05 or above. JavaScript for the browser must be enabled.
(2) IEEE 802.11g or Wi-Fi enabled computer (either built-in or add-on NIC).
See Chapter 4: for detailed information on how to configure the WPP using Web-
based Utility.
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Chapter 3: USING the WPP
3.1 Using the WPP in a Meeting
In addition to the obvious convenience with wireless connection, the most important
benefit of eliminating the VGA cable in using presentation projectors or monitors is to
enable fast handover of the projector or monitor control among multiple meeting
participants. The Presentation Session Manager (PSM) provides a simple user
interface allowing quick rotation of presentation among multiple presenters. The
following simple steps sketch out how a successful Wireless Presentation Meeting
unfolds:
1. Copies of the WPP installation CD are kept with the product in the meeting
room. The meeting host, before the presentations start, identifies the meeting
participants who do not yet have the Presentation Session Manger installed on
their computers and hands them the installation CDs. The participants can
either run PSM from the CDs or install the PSM onto their system. The
installation is automatic and does not require rebooting the computer.
2. The meeting host asks all meeting participants to establish a wireless
connection to the product before the meeting starts. Most participants can
accomplish this by clicking just one button. This wireless connection is kept
alive throughout the meeting even if only one presenter can use the projector or
monitor at a given time. Confirming wireless connections before the meeting
starts assures a smooth presentation session.
3. At any given time, by clicking just one button in the PSM, one designated
presenter can start the presentation and exclude other presenters from using
the projector/monitor.
4. At the click of one button in the PSM, the incumbent presenter yields the floor
(the projector/monitor) to another presenter while still maintaining a live wireless
link to the WPP.
5. At the click of one button in the PSM, a waiting presenter, owing to the already
established wireless link, can instantaneously take over the projector/monitor.
The normal meeting etiquettes have to be followed to determine how the control of the
projector/monitor should be rotated among presenters. The WPP and its PSM make the
rotation easy and quick and thereby make the meeting dynamic.
3.2 Starting the WPP
When the product is first turned on, a boot up sequence will follow. After about
30 seconds, the unit will display the following graphic (Figure 3.1) with a few
informative messages.
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Figure 3.1 WPP Banner Page
The messages will be displayed on the top of this image and consist of two lines. The
top line displays the SSID and the channel number of the unit while the second line
reports on the channels currently in use by other 802.11g equipment around the unit.
An example of the messages is given below:
SSID=ChristieNET0001 Channel=1
RF activities detected on other channels (none).
There are several variations to the message on the second line. The variations and
what they mean are as follows:
RF activities detected on other channels (none).
No other 802.11g/b channels detected in use other than the WPP at all. Your
connection to the unit should be smooth and error free.
RF activities detected on other channels (8, 9).
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Existing 802.11g/b channels detected in use, but there is no interference. Your
connection to the unit should be smooth and error free.
RF activities detected on other channels (1, 5, 8, 11). WARNING:
Interference.
Existing channels detected and interference found. The unit is in a RF noisy
environment, you may have trouble connecting and maintaining connections to
the unit even if a connection can be made.
Note: WPP updates this information whenever the banner page appears.
In a noisy environment, channel information might get outdated
quickly since the product does not monitor channels continuously.
Once you have turned the WPP on and noted the above information, you can now
configure your computer to connect to the unit.
3.3 Configuring Computer to Control WPP
Before starting the Presentation Session Manager, the network interface of the
computer must have a valid IP address. For computers running DHCP client mode
while DHCP server is unavailable, it may take a few moments for the computers to
obtain a system IP address. If users cannot obtain a valid IP address for the network
interface, please refer to any network administration references for how to assign IP
address to a network interface/connection.
NOTE: The computer’s network interface must have a valid IP address before PSM
starts.
3.4 Starting Presentation Session Manager
You have to start the Presentation Session Manager (PSM) to control the WPP unit.
There are two ways to run the PSM. One is to run the PSM directly from the utility CD
while the other is to run a locally installed PSM from a hard-drive.
To run the PSM directly from the utility CD, insert the utility CD into CD-Drive and click
the “Run from CD” button in an auto-start window. If the auto-run window does not
show up automatically, open My Computer and explore on the CD-Drive where the
utility CD is inserted and execute WPPG.exe.
To run the locally installed PSM from a hard-drive, start PSM program located under
the Programs Folder in the Windows Start menu, WPP Utility as shown in Figure 3.2.
You can also double-click on the WPP shortcut on Windows desktop to start PSM.
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Figure 3.2 Location of installed WPP
When the PSM starts, it displays the note below about configuring your wireless NIC to
link with the WPP unit:
Figure 3.3 Radio Linking Message
Once you have acknowledged the above message, the main PSM dialog displays as
below, as well as start out a WPP tray icon.
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Figure 3.4 WPP PSM
There are three action buttons in the PSM: “Establish a Session”, “Release the
Session”, and “Exit”. Clicking “Exit” will quit the PSM program. The functions of three
other action buttons are described in the following sections.
3.5 Configuring the Wireless Adapter to Connect with WPP
3.5.1 Configure the Wireless Network Adapter
Look at the banner page on the projector/monitor screen in your meeting room to
determine the SSID and the channel that the WPP is currently set on. The channel
number ranges from 1 – 11 for the US or 1 – 13 for Europe.
WPP operates as an Access Point, or, AP. It therefore must be set an SSID. When
the product starts up, its SSID will be displayed on the upper left corner of the
monitor/projector. Once you have learned the SSID of the unit, you should use your
wireless adapter card’s facility to connect it to that SSID. Of course your wireless card
should be set to work in the infrastructure mode. There are many ways to configure the
wireless adapters. The following is an example sequence.
Open the Wireless Configuration Utility program (which may be called a different name)
provided by the manufacturer of the wireless network adapter and modify the settings
as the following:
Change the network type to “the “Infrastructure” mode.
Change the “SSID” of the wireless network adapter to that of the unit that appears on
the upper-left corner of the projector/monitor screen.
Observe the indications on the wireless configuration program to assure that it is
connected to the WPP unit.
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3.5.2 Configure the Wireless Adapter for Windows XP
To configure your Wireless Network Adapter for Windows XP, you must first know if
your Wireless Adapter is natively supported under Windows XP. The easiest way to
know this is to see if an icon is in your system tray as in Figure 3.5.
Figure 3.5 Network Adapter with native support under Windows XP
If your system tray looks like the figure shown in Figure 3.5, your wireless card is
natively supported under Windows XP and you should read the rest of this section. It
will instruct you on how to connect your wireless adapter to the unit under Windows XP.
If you do not have the addition Wireless Network Connection icon in your system tray
as shown in Figure 3.5, you should check if you have any Wireless configuration utility
in your system tray instead, as in Figure 3.6.
Figure 3.6 Network Adapter utility provided by 3rd party
If your system tray looks like the figure shown in Figure 3.6, your wireless card is not
natively supported by Windows XP and you should go to the section above labeled
“Manually Configuring the Wireless Adapter”.
To configure the natively supported network adapter, double-click the wireless network
connection icon in the system tray. You should get a figure much like Figure 3.7. Click
the Properties button. A new window much like Figure 3.8 should appear.
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Figure 3.7 Wireless Network Connection Figure 3.8 Network Properties
Click on the “Wireless Networks” tab and you should see a figure like Figure 3.9.
Figure 3.9 Wireless Networks tab.
Here you will find the various networks that your wireless card has been able to detect.
Highlight the desired wireless network for WPP from the “Available networks” box and
then click the “Configure” button which would open a pop up window. Close the pop-up
window without changing any setting. The desired WPP wireless network should then
appear in the “Preferred networks” box as shown in Figure 3.10.
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Figure 3.10 Preferred networks changed to Ad Hoc networks only
If there is more than one network, you must use the “Move up” and “Move down”
buttons to move the WPP you wish to have connected to the top. When you are done,
press the “OK” button. At that time, you should be able to connect to the unit and your
system tray should display an image much like Figure 3.11.
Figure 3.11 Connected to WPP
3.6 Start or Resume Your Presentation Session
Once you have successfully configured the wireless card to connect to the WPP and
when it is your turn to make a presentation, click “Establish a Session” and you should
find yourself connected to the unit. There will be a confirmation window alerting you
that your session is on, and your projector or monitor should now display your Desktop.
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Various abnormal conditions, such as RF interference or network time-out, however
rare in occurrence, can cause the communication between the unit and the PSM to be
interrupted. If an interruption of session is detected, the product will automatically try to
reconnect and keep the user in session. In case of failing to keep the use in session,
WPP will return to the banner page and be available for a new session. Certain
abnormal conditions that cause interruption of the link may be localized on the current
presenter’s computer and/or its wireless card. If the anomaly persists but can be
localized on the current presenter’s computer system, another presenter can still make
use of the projector/monitor by clicking the “Establish a Session” button on his/her
PSM.
3.6.1 “WPP in Session” Message
Another presenter may already have an active session with the same unit you are
trying to connect. In this case, the following message box will be displayed for your
information.
3.7 Release Your Presentation Session
If at any time you wish to release your computer from the unit, simply bring up the PSM
and click on the “Release a Session” button. The wireless link to the unit stays alive
after clicking the “Release a Session” button so a presenter can quickly get back to
another turn of presentation.
3.8 Exit the Presentation Session Manager
Either clicking the “Exit” button in the PSM, or right-click the WPP Tray Icon and then
click “Exit” will terminate the PSM program. The Tray Icon will disappear from your
Windows start menu.
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Chapter 4: WEB-BASED ADMINISTRATION UTILITY
4.1 Introduction to the Web-Based Administration Utility
Along with the software-based PSM available on the install CD, the WPP also has a
Web-Based Utility that allows you to configure other aspects of the product. This
includes change of the banner page, the wireless security/ encryption settings of the
WPP, and upgrade of its firmware.
Warning: Do not power off or disconnect WPP unit while modifying its
settings. Doing so may damage the equipment. The web-based
utility will automatically reboot the unit as appropriate.
4.2 Access the Web-Based Administration Utility
To access the web-based administration utility, the user needs to install the WPP
Administration Manager as described in Chapter 2 – Installation for the WPP
Administration Manager.
To use its Administration Manager, the users must have an IEEE 802.11g wireless
network adapter and the WPP Utility installed on their PCs. The users can start the
Administration Manager by going through START, Programs, WPP Utility, and then
Administration. Once Administration manager has started, the user will see a window
as the figure 4.1.
Figure 4.1 WPP Administration Manager
The user has to configure the wireless network adapter to connect with the WPP before
the Administration manager can access the web-based utility. For the procedure of how
to connect the adapter to WPP, please refer to 3.5 Configuring the Wireless Adapter to
Connect .
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4.3 Configure the WPP Using Administration Manager
To access the web-based administration manager, simply click on the “Launch Admin
Web Interface button” in the Administration utility. When you successfully reach the
web site, a logon window will be prompted as shown in Figure 4.3.
Figure 4.2: Login Screen
The Default User Name is admin and the password is public. Once clicked the OK
button, you should see the following web page as shown in Figure 4.4 and details of the
web page are explained below.
Figure 4.3: Web-based Utility Screen
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4.3.1 WPP Firmware Version
This is the current WPP firmware version. It is important to know which firmware
version you have before calling or emailing technical support.
4.3.2 Configuration
When you click on the Configuration hyperlink, you should see the following screen as
in Figure 4.5. This is where you set the security for the unit. The description of each
feature is as detailed below.
Figure 4.5 Configuration screen
WEP enabled: This check box allows users to enable or disable WEP feature. The
product currently supports only the default (shared) WEP key scheme defined in the
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802.11 standard, not the mapped key scheme. A set of four keys needs to be created
in the default-key scheme.
WEP key length: The 64-bit encryption is currently the 802.11 standard. The 128-bit
encryption is supported by equipment from a limited number of vendors. Note that the
“user-controlled” portion of the 64-bit encryption is just 40 bits (10 Hex digits) and that
for the 128-bit encryption is just 104 bits (26 Hex digits)—3-bytes of the encryption key
are internal to the encryption algorithm.
Warning: After the change of the settings on this page, you may have to manually
change the PC wireless adapter security settings accordingly so that PSM
can connect wirelessly to the unit.
Authentication Type: When the “Open system” option is chosen, no encryption is
applied to the exchanged packets between this Station radio and another radio.
Communication with another radio (a station or an AP), however, can be successful
only if the other radio also is set up to communicate in the “Open system” mode. When
the “Shared key” option is chosen, the “Encryption” page of the Utility program must be
properly filled out. See “Encryption” page for details.
Transmission key selection: One of the four default keys needs to be selected for
transmitting data frames. The radio can de-encrypt received data encrypted in any one
of the four default keys, but it uses only one of the default keys for transmitting its data.
Operation Mode: Automatic or Manual. This is to set the WPP to be in automatic
(default) or manual operation mode. Automatic mode will make the unit automatically
select an unused SSID AND a clearest channel when boots up. Under the Manual
mode, the user can select SSID and channel for WPP to operate.
4.3.3 Administration
When you click on the Administration hyperlink, you will see the following page as on
Figure 4.6. Detail of each field is described below.
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