User`s manual

Blitzz Super G Wireless – 108 Mbps 802.11g Notebook Adapter

Site Monitor shows the list of last found Access Points available to your wireless card.

The list information includes:

Network Name: This is the name of Access Point.

Signal Strength: This is denoted in percentages

Channel: The frequency channel that the Access Point uses.

Security: Can be None, WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA-Radius, or Radius.

BSS Type: Infrastructure or Ad-Hoc.

Mode: This is max speed that the Access Point can provide. It can be G

(54Mbps) or B(11Mpbs) mode or Super G (108Mpbs).

MAC Address: address of access point.

To refresh the list, click the Refresh button. When the search is finished, the list will

show all available Access Points. To connect to one of the Access Points on the list,

select the desired Access Point by clicking the SSID field of the entry, then click the

Connect button to connect to the selected Access Point. You can also sort the

available Access Points by clicking on the column heading.

5.4.4 Wireless Security: WEP and WPA (WiFi-Protected

Access)

Setting Wireless Security.

A popup window will allow you to configure the security type for your wireless

connection. There are 2 situations that it will appear:

1.) When you click on Set Security in the Configuration page.

2.) When you are trying to connect to an secured Access Point from Site

Monitor page.

This box will attempt to configure itself to the appropriate authentication type

whenever possible. For example: if you try to connect to an Access Point with WPA

security, this box will pop up WPA authentication setup for you to input information. Of

course, you will still have the option of changing it to another authentication type.

There are 5 options in the Authentication selection box: None, WEP, WPA-

PSK, WPA-Radius, and Radius. Each authentication type provides its own level of

security.

1.) Authentication = NONE– This option means security is turned off for this

connection.

2.) Authentication = WEP Open/Shared

Encryption Status - This option includes WEP64, and WEP128

WEP 64/WEP128 - The 64-bit and 128-bit WEP encryption

algorithm provided by RSA uses RC4 encryption and decryption,

which is based on a 40-bit key, and 104-bit key respectively. Select

the same encryption that is used by your Access Point.