Sony IFU-WLM2 Manuel utilisateur

User's Guide

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USB Wireless LAN

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Table of Contents

Overview

Introduction .................................... 3

Main Features of the USB Wireless

LAN Module ................................ 3

Part Names and Functions .............. 4

Installation

Utility Software Installation ........... 5

Additional Setup Processes .......... 6

Setting Up the Network

Connection ...................................... 7

Removing Your USB Wireless

LAN Module ................................ 10

Using the Utility

Link Status Tab ............................. 11

Configure Profile Tab ................... 12

Site Survey Tab ............................ 13

Advance Tab ................................. 14

Others

Product Specifications .................. 15

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Introduction

Overview

BOverview

Introduction

This user's guide introduces to you the USB Wireless LAN Module.

This manual also contains detailed instructions on how to operate the USB

Wireless LAN module and how to install the utility supplied with the unit.

As this product is designed to run under Microsoft Windows, it is

recommended that the accompanying software be installed by people who are

familiar with the installation procedures for network operating systems under

Microsoft Windows.

• High-speed wireless connection, up to 54 Mbps

• IEEE802.11g/802.11b standard for 2.4 GHz Wireless LAN

• USB 2.0 host interface

• WPA encryption

• Built-in flash memory

Operating systems supported:

Windows 98 SE, Me, 2000, and XP

Main Features of the USB Wireless LAN Module

* Microsoft, Windows, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, and Windows XP are either registered

trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

4Part Names and Functions

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Part Names and Functions

aWIRELESS LAN/MEMORY indicators

Either indicator lights to show the current selection of the WIRELESS LAN/

MEMORY switch.

bWIRELESS LAN/MEMORY switch

Slide the switch to either of the following positions, depending on the desired

operation.

WIRELESS LAN: Use it as a wireless LAN module.

MEMORY: Use it as a flash memory device.

cUSB connector

Used to connect the unit to the device that you want to use for communication.

dCap

Protects the USB connector when the USB Wireless LAN Module is not

connected to another device.

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Utility Software Installation

Installation

BInstallation

Utility Software Installation

The product is designed to operate under Windows 98 SE, Me, 2000, and XP.

You can install the utility software on your computer either from the supplied

CD-ROM or from the built-in flash memory.

Please follow the on-screen instructions of the installation wizard provided

with your system to install the software.

1Insert the supplied CD-ROM into your computer, or connect the

USB Wireless LAN Module to a USB port of your computer.

The installation screen appears.

2Select [USB Wireless LAN Module Utility] to go on with the

installation.

3Follow the instructions given by the installation wizard to

complete the software installation process.

WIRELESS

LAN

MEMORY

Slide the switch to MEMORY to install the

software from the USB Wireless LAN Module.

6Utility Software Installation

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4Slide the switch of the USB Wireless LAN Module to WIRELESS

LAN, and then connect the module to your computer.

If the USB port only supports USB 1.1, the following warning appears.

Select “802.11b” and click “OK.”

Your operation system will detect the new device and install the driver

automatically.

During the installation procedure, each operating system may prompt for

different specific options:

Windows 98SE

• The system may request the original Windows CD during the installation

process.

• When the installation is finished, you may have to restart your computer.

Windows Me

You have to restart your computer when the installation is finished.

Note

Additional Setup Processes

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Setting Up the Network Connection

Installation

Setting Up the Network Connection

USB Wireless LAN Module has its own management software, called USB

Wireless LAN(IFU_WLM2) Utility, and users can specify the settings

required to connect your computer to a network.

See also “Using the Utility” (page 11) for details on the USB Wireless

LAN(IFU_WLM2) Utility.

• Consult your network administrator about the settings to be specified.

• You should create a connection profile first to connect your computer to an

encrypted network.

See “Setting Up Encryption” (page 8) for details.

1Start the USB Wireless LAN(IFU_WLM2) Utility.

The USB Wireless LAN(IFU_WLM2) Utility window appears.

You can also see a small red status icon , which indicates that no wireless

connection is established, in the Windows System Tray.

2Slide the switch of the USB Wireless LAN Module to WIRELESS

LAN, then connect the module to your computer.

3On the [Site Survey] tab of the USB Wireless LAN(IFU_WLM2)

Utility window, select the desired network from the list, then click

the [OK] button.

Once connected, the status icon in the Windows System Tray will change to

green .

You can check the detailed connection status on the [Link Status] tab of the

USB Wireless LAN(IFU_WLM2) Utility window.

See “Using the Utility” (page 11) for details on each tab of the USB Wireless

LAN(IFU_WLM2) Utility.

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8Setting Up the Network Connection

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Setting Up Encryption

You can enhance the security of your network by enabling the “Encryption”

function. The USB Wireless LAN Module provides WEP/WPA encryption.

Proceed as follows to create a connection profile for encryption.

1On the [Configure Profile] tab of the USB Wireless

LAN(IFU_WLM2) Utility window, click the [Add] button.

The Add Profile dialog box appears.

2On the [Configuration] tab of the Add Profile dialog box, specify

the required setup items.

3Click either the [WEP Key Setting] or the [WPA Setting] button,

depending on the type of encryption you want to use.

The WEP Key Setting or WPA Setting dialog box appears.

Specify the required setup items in the dialog box, then click the [OK] button.

WEP Key Setting dialog box

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Setting Up the Network Connection

Installation

4Click the [OK] button in the Add Profile dialog box.

WPA Setting dialog box

10 Removing Your USB Wireless LAN Module

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Removing Your USB Wireless LAN

Module

When you are using Windows Me, 2000, or XP, perform the Windows

hardware removal procedure, as follows, before you remove the USB Wireless

LAN Module from your computer.

When you remove the USB Wireless LAN Module, you will lose your connection to the

network. Make sure you have closed all files and network applications prior to removing

the USB Wireless LAN Module.

1Double-click the “Unplug or Eject Hardware” icon in the Windows

System Tray.

The Unplug or Eject Hardware dialog box appears.

2Select the item corresponding to the USB Wireless LAN Module

from the device list.

3Click the [Stop] button.

Now you can remove the USB Wireless LAN Module from the computer.

Note

Unplug or Eject Hardware icon

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