User manual E-TECH WGUS03 QUICK GUIDE

[. . . ] If you connect to a router or access point the network type should be set to `Infrastructure'. If you are connecting directly to another wireless network adapter it should be set to `Ad-Hoc'. Windows 98SE/ ME: Click `Start', `run' and type `command'. Verify that the shown address is within range of your router or access point (the first 6 digits should be the same). [. . . ] Troubleshooting. Package contents One WGUS03 54MBit wireless network adapter. One USB cable. System requirements Support You can find a lot of information including FAQ's and drivers for all E-Tech products on our website: http://www. e-tech. nu AM20070122A Your computer must be running at least Windows 98SE as an operating system. In order to be able to use the CD-ROM your computer needs to be equipped with a CD-ROM or DVD drive. Before you begin You will need to install the driver before connecting the wireless adapter. Connect the wireless adapter when the installer software requests you to do so. Installing the wireless network adapter on Windows 98SE/ ME/ 2000/ XP Follow the instructions below to install the driver: 1. The CD-ROM will start automatically and show the installer screen (see troubleshooting hint 1 if the CD-ROM does not start automatically). Select the desired method from the options given then click `Next' to continue. Ralink configuration tool The wireless settings will be managed using the software provided by the manufacturer. Microsoft Zero Configuration Tool The wireless settings will be managed by Windows. This option is recommended for users with Windows XP Service Pack 1 or higher. Choose the desired mode for your wireless network and click `Next' to continue. Optimize for WiFi mode This is the default operating mode for your wireless network adapter. This mode is recommended if your router or access point does not support the higher speeds of the performance mode. Optimize for performance mode (TX Burst) This mode further increases the speed of your wireless connection. The connection between your computer and router or access point can be increased by up to 30%. Connect your wireless adapter to your computer when the software requests it. Reboot the computer to complete the installation. Windows 98SE/ME, 2000 and XP (without Service Packs) using the monitor utility Windows 98SE/ME, 2000 and Windows XP (without Service Packs) do not have built-in support for wireless networking. You can configure your wireless connection through the software provided with the wireless adapter. The icon for the wireless management software is located at the lower-right part of the screen. Click the `Site Survey' tab and click the `Rescan' button to search for wireless networks. Select your network by left clicking it then click the `Connect' button to connect with your wireless network. Configuring wireless security If you have setup security on your router or access point you will also have to set it up on your computer. [. . . ] Windows will find your wireless network automatically and will report that through a bubble in the lower-right corner of the screen (near the clock). You will notice a new icon consisting of a computer with an antenna located at the lower-right part of the screen. Right click on the icon then left click `View available wireless networks' to view the list of available wireless networks. If your wireless network is not shown in the list you can click `Refresh' in the top left of your screen. [. . . ]