ZyXEL Communications NWD-270N User manual

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NWD-270N
WLAN 802.11n USB Adapter
Quick Start Guide
Version 1.00
12/2008
Edition 1
CONTENTS
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DEUTSCH 10
ESPAÑOL 18
FRANÇAIS 26
ITALIANO 34
NEDERLANDS 44
SVENSKA 52

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Overview
The NWD-270N is a USB wireless network adapter for your
computer. The NWD-270N is compatible with WPS (Wi-Fi
Protected Setup).
The following table describes the NWD-270N.
LABEL DESCRIPTION
A WPS button
BLED
C USB connector
D USB connector cap
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1 Install the Software
1Insert the included CD into the CD-ROM drive on your
computer.
2When the following screen displays, click Next to install
the ZyXEL utility and driver.
If the screen does not display, locate and double-click
autorun.exe on the CD.
3Follow the on-screen instructions to install both the ZyXEL
utility and the device driver. Windows XP and Windows
Vista users see the note on page 7 before installing.
4You will need to restart your computer after installing the
ZyXEL utility and driver. Make sure you have saved your
work before continuing.

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2 Install the Hardware
1Locate an available USB port on the computer.
2Remove the protective cap to expose the USB connector.
Insert the NWD-270N into an available USB port on the
computer.
The NWD-270N’s LED (light) turns on if it is properly
inserted.
"Never bend, twist or force the NWD-270N into
the port. If there is not enough space to attach
the NWD-270N, use the included USB cable.

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3 Connect with WPS
To connect wirelessly to an Access Point (AP) with the NWD-
270N, use the WPS button.
1Place a WPS-enabled AP within range of the NWD-270N.
2Press the WPS button on both devices for between one
and three seconds. It doesn’t matter which button is
pressed first. You must press the second button within two
minutes of pressing the first one.
The LED flashes steadily once they are connected.
4 Connect to a Wireless Network
1Double-click the icon. The ZyXEL utility Link Info
screen displays. Click the Site Survey tab.
2The available wireless
networks display in the
Available Network List.
SSID means Service
Set Identifier and is the
name of the wireless
network.