User manual

The following options are presented to the user:

Toggling the use of WiFi cards on/off. * (Asterick) means the card is

enabled for use.

[OK]: Utilize the enabled cards for use by the system.

[BACK]: Return to the previous screen.

[Re-Identify Cards]: Have the system re-identify all the cards in the system

and refresh the current display with the updated information. This should

be used if a new card has been placed in the system that needs to be

identified.

Figure - 13 WiFi Device Selection (Platinum Version)

There are multiple, possible presentations from “WiFi Device Selection”:

Your device is not shown – because it is not attached to the system.

Attach/insert the device and select [Re-Identify Cards] and press <Enter>.

Your device is not shown – but is attached/inserted. Your device is simply

not identifiable by the system. It cannot be used. Remove the device, and

supply another one. Then select [Re-Identify Cards] and press <Enter>.

Multiple devices may be displayed. Internal WiFi along with PCMCIA/USB

WiFi devices are probably present. Adjust the enabled/disabled card list

and select [OK].

Once the user selects [OK], the system will display a WiFi card to channel

assignment form: WiFi Card Channel Assignments.

WiFi Card Channel Assignments (Platinum Version)

All U.S. channels are assigned to every card in an order to provide best

coverage of channels during channel hopping. The user is free to change the

channel assignments as they see fit. Allowed channels are 1-14 (complete

world channels). Any cards given the exact same channel assignments (order

included) will be used for channel splitting across cards to provide a faster

coverage of channels. This is done automatically by the system. A user may

highlight the different card/channel assignments by using the up and down