User Manual

Here are descriptions of every setup items:
SSID
The Service Set Identifier of wireless access point or other network device. You can
think it as the name of access point of wireless device.
BSSID
The MAC address of wireless access point or other network device. Unlike SSID, BSSID
of every access point or network device is unique, and will not be the same with others.
So you can identify a single access point or wireless device from others by BSSID, if
they all have the same SSID.
Signal
Shows the signal strength of access point or wireless device. Larger number means
better radio strength, which often means you’re not too far from that access point or
wireless device.
Channel
Shows the channel number that access point or wireless device uses.
Encryption
Shows the encryption method that access point or wireless device uses. If the wireless
access point does not enable encryption, you’ll see ‘None’ displayed here.
Authentication
Shows the authentication mode that access point or wireless device uses. If the wireless
access point does not require authentication, you’ll see ‘Unknown’ displayed here.
Network Type
Shows the type of wireless connection. If it’s a wireless access point, ‘Infrastructure’ will
be displayed here; if it’s a computer or network device, ‘AdHoc’ will be displayed here.