Linksys WPC54GR (DE) Manuel utilisateur

A Division of Cisco Systems, Inc.

Model No.

Wireless

Model No.

WPC54GR (EU/LA)

Wireless-G

Package Contents

• Wireless-G Notebook Adapter with RangeBooster

• Setup Wizard CD-ROM

• User Guide (English only) on CD-ROM

• Quick Installation

,GHz

802.11g

Notebook Adapter

with RangeBooster

Quick Installation Guide

IMPORTANT: Do not insert the Adapter until you are instructed to do so; otherwise,

the setup will not work.

ATo begin, insert the Setup

Wizard CD-ROM into your

notebook’s CD-ROM drive. The

Setup Wizard should run

automatically, and the

Welcome screen should

appear.

BClick Click Here to Start.

CAfter reading the License

Agreement, click Next, and

Windows will begin copying

files onto your notebook.

DThe Setup Wizard will now

prompt you to insert the

Adapter into your notebook.

After inserting the Adapter, click

Next.

Begin Installation

The Available Wireless Network

screen offers two options for setting

up the Adapter.

NOTE:Later you can use this screen

again to set up configuration

profiles with connection

settings for different

networks.

•Available Wireless Network.

Most users should use this

option. The networks available

to this Adapter will be listed on

this screen. You can choose

one of these networks and

click Connect to connect to it.

Click Refresh to update the

Available Wireless Network list.

•Manual Setup. To set up the

Adapter manually, select

Manual Setup.

Follow the instructions for the option

you are using.

Setting Up the Adapter with an

Available Network

The available networks are listed in

the table by SSID. Select the wireless

network you wish to connect to and

click Connect. If the network uses

wireless security, you will need to

configure security on the Adapter. If

not, you will be taken directly to the

Congratulations screen.

Set Up the Adapter

Available Wireless Network

AIf wireless security has been

enabled on this network, you

will see a wireless security

screen. If your network uses

WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)

encryption, the WEP Key

Needed for Connection

screen will appear. If your

network uses WPA Personal or

PSK2 security, a screen

will appear for one of

those encryption methods.

WEP Key Needed for

Connection

Select the level of encryption

you want to use, 64-bit or

128-bit. Then, enter a

passphrase or WEP key.

Passphrase - Enter a

passphrase, so a WEP key is

automatically generated. The

passphrase is case-sensitive

and should not be longer than

31 alphanumeric characters.

WEP Key 1 - For 64-bit

encryption, enter exactly 10

hexadecimal characters. For

128-bit encryption, enter

exactly 26 hexadecimal

characters. Valid hexadecimal

characters are “0” to “9” and

“A” to “F”.

Then, click Connect.

WEP Key

NOTE: Some older wireless

access points, routers, or

gateways may only support a

passphrase up to 16 characters

in length.

WPA-Personal for Connection

Select one of the encryption

method you want to use. Then

enter a passphrase.

Encryption - Select the type of

algorithm you want to use, TKIP

or AES.

Passphrase - Enter a

Passphrase, also called a pre-

shared key, of 8-63 characters.

Then, click Connect.

PSK2 Personal Needed for

Connection

AES is automatically used as

the encryption method. Enter

a passphrase.

Passphrase - Enter a

Passphrase, also called a pre-

shared key, of 8-63 characters.

Then, click Connect.

BClick Connect to Network to

connect to your network.

Congratulations! Setup is

complete.

Proceed to Step 3 to learn about

the Wireless Network Monitor.

WPA-Personal

PSK2

Setting Up the Adapter with

Manual Setup

Click Manual Setup on the Available

Wireless Network screen to set up

the Adapter manually.

AIf your network has a router or

other DHCP server, click Obtain

network settings

automatically (DHCP).

If your network does not have a

DHCP server, click Specify

network settings. You must

specify the IP Address and

Subnet Mask on this screen. If

you are unsure about the

Default Gateway and DNS

addresses, leave those blank.

IP Address - This must be

unique to your network.

Subnet Mask - The Adapter’s

Subnet Mask must match your

wired network’s Subnet Mask.

Default Gateway - Enter the IP

address of your network’s

Gateway here.

DNS 1 and DNS 2 - Enter the

DNS address(es) of your wired

Ethernet network here.

Click Next.

Available Wireless Network

BSelect the wireless mode you

want to use. Then, enter the

SSID for your network.

Infrastructure Mode - Use this

mode if the Adapter will

connect to a wireless router or

access point.

Ad-Hoc Mode - Use this mode

if the Adapter will directly

connect to another wireless

device.

SSID - Enter the wireless network

name used by all devices in

your wireless network.

Click Next.

CIf you chose Infrastructure

Mode, go to Step D. If you

chose Ad-Hoc Mode, the Ad-

Hoc Mode Settings screen will

appear. Select your channel

and network mode settings.

Channel - Select the correct

channel for your network.

Network Mode - Select Mixed

Mode if you want both

Wireless-B and Wireless-G

devices in the network. Select

G-Only Mode if you do not

want any Wireless-B devices in

the network.

Click Next.

DThe Wireless Security screen will

appear.

If your wireless network doesn’t

use wireless security, select

Disabled and then click Next.

Proceed to Step E.

Select the security method you

want to use: WEP, WPA

Personal, PSK2, WPA

Enterprise,or RADIUS. WEP

stands for Wired Equivalent

Privacy, and WPA uses a

security standard stronger than

WEP encryption. RADIUS stands

for Remote Authentication Dial-

In User Service.

For WEP, WPA Personal, and

PSK2, proceed to the

appropriate instructions for your

security method.

For WPA Enterprise and RADIUS,

refer to the User Guide (English

only) on the CD-ROM for

instructions.

WEP

Select a level of WEP

encryption to use, and then

enter a passphrase or WEP key.

WEP - Select 64-bit or 128-bit.

Passphrase - Enter a

passphrase, so a WEP key is

Disabled

WEP

automatically generated. The

passphrase is case-sensitive

and should not be longer than

31 alphanumeric characters.

WEP Key - For 64-bit

encryption, enter exactly 10

hexadecimal characters. For

128-bit encryption, enter

exactly 26 hexadecimal

characters. Valid hexadecimal

characters are “0” to “9” and

“A” to “F”.

Advanced Users:

TX Key - Select the appropriate

transmit key number.

Authentication - Select the

appropriate authentication

method.

Click Next.

WPA Personal

Select an encryption method

and then enter a passphrase.

Encryption - Select the type of

algorithm you want to use, TKIP

or AES.

Passphrase - Enter a

Passphrase, also called a pre-

shared key, of 8-63 characters.

Click Next.

WPA Personal

NOTE: Some older wireless

access points, routers, or

gateways may only support a

passphrase up to 16 characters

in length.

PSK2

AES is automatically used as

the encryption method. Enter

a passphrase.

Passphrase - Enter a

Passphrase, also called a pre-

shared key, of 8-63 characters.

Click Next.

EReview the new settings. Click

Save to save these settings.

FAfter the software has been

successfully installed, the

Congratulations screen will

appear. Click Connect to

Network to connect to your

network. Click Return to Profiles

screen to open the Wireless

Network Monitor’s Profiles

screen.

Congratulations! Setup is

complete.

Proceed to Step 3 to learn about

the Wireless Network Monitor.

PSK2

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