TRENDnet TEW-226PC Manuel utilisateur

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TEW-226PC/TEW-228PI Quick Installation Guide

V1.10 08182003

This Installation Guide will lead you through the installation of CardBus/PCI

Wireless Adapter and the configuration utility. To establish your wireless

network connection, the following steps should be executed.

1. Install the software using the installation CD.

2. Install the Adapter card in the computer.

3. Configure the Wireless Configuration Utility.

The product is designed to operate in Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows

2000, and Windows XP. And, the installation procedure for each operating

system is very similar.

Minimum Hardware Requirements

• Computer with an available 32-bit CardBus or PCI slot

• 300 MHz processor and 32 MB of memory

(Recommended)

• CardBus Controller properly installed and working in the computer

• An 802.11b Access Point (for Infrastructure Mode) or another 802.11b

wireless adapter (for Ad-Hoc <Peer-to-Peer> networking mode).

(Not required for driver and configuration utility installation)

<Important> DO NOT install the adapter in the computer. Please

follow the instructions below to install the driver and utility

before installing the adapter in the computer.

Installing the Driver and Wireless Utility for Windows 98/ME/2000/XP

1. Insert the Driver & Utility CD-ROM into computer’s CD-ROM Drive and it

will automatically start a setup menu. Simply follow the instructions on

the screen to install the driver and the utility. If your computer does not

start the setup menu automatically, you can to run the software manually

by clicking on “Start”, choose “Run”, type D:\autorun.exe in the dialog

box (assuming D: drive is your CD-ROM drive) and click “OK”.

2. Click “Install Software” button, the InstallShield Wizard screen appears,

and then click “Next”.

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3. At the Country Domain Selection screen, select the country domain

(please see the Regulatory Domain table on the next page). If you are

not sure which domain to select, click on the domain to see a list of the

included countries for that domain. Click “Next”.

Warning: please note that selecting the incorrect “domain” may result in

a violation of applicable law in your country. After completing the

installation, if you need to change the domain, please re-insert the

attached CD-Rom, repeat step 1 and 2 to remove the driver/wireless

utility, restart the computer, reinstall the driver/wireless utility from Step 1,

and select the desired domain.

Regulatory Domains

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Regulatory Domains

Channel

Number

802.11b

Frequency

(GHz)

FCC

(North

America)

ETSI

(Europe)

France

Israel

MKK

(Japan)

2.412

2.417

2.422

2.427

2.432

2.437

2.442

2.447

2.452

2.457

2.462

2.467

2.472

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Maximum Radio Output Power for Each Domain

Regulatory Domain

Antenna Gain (dBi)

Maximum Power Level (mW)

100

Americas (FCC)

100

Europe (ETSI)

100

Israel

100

Japan (MKK)

Note: some countries may have domain that is different from the

domains in the above table. It is users’ responsibility to ensure that the

wireless channel configuration is compliant with the regulatory

standards of these countries.

4. Click “Ok” to accept the domain selection.

5. Click “Next” to install the software at the default location (C:\program

files\802.11b Wireless CardBus & PCI Adapter HW.11V1.10) or click on

“Browse” and select a desired destination folder.

6. Click “Next” to accept the default program folder (802.11 Wireless LAN).

7. Click “Finish”.

Note: For Win 98/ME, windows may prompt you to restart the computer,

clock on “No”.

8. Click “Exit” on the menu screen and remove the CD-ROM.

9. Shut down the computer (power off), install the CardBus/PCI Adapter to

the computer, and boot up the computer.

10. After the computer boots to Windows, Windows automatically loads the

driver and starts the Wireless Utility.

Note: for Win 98/ME, the “found new hardware wizard” window appears.

Select “automatic search the driver…”, click “Next”, click “Finish”, and

click “Yes” to restart the computer.

You can find the Wireless Configuration Utility icon on the Windows task

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bar at the lower right hand corner of the screen. If the icon is not on the

screen, please go to “Start”, “Programs”, “802.11Wireless LAN”,

“802.11b Wireless CardBus & PCI Adapter HW.11…”, and select

“Wireless Configuration Utility”.

11. In default, the wireless adapter is configured to connect to the nearest

Access Point (the one with the highest signal strength and without the

encryption). The Utility icon turns green after making the wireless

connection. The icon turns red when it is not connected (no connection).

Connected to wireless device Not connected

Wireless Modes

Ad-Hoc (peer-to-peer or computer-to-computer) mode: the Channel, SSID,

and WEP (encryption) must be the same among all wireless devices.

Infrastructure (Access Point) mode: requires a wireless Access Point (AP)

or Access Point Router to allow wireless clients to communicate with wired

Ethernet network. The wireless adapter’s SSID and WEP must match the

AP’s settings.

Moreover, all connected wireless devices should have the IP address under

same range and same subnet (e.g. IP address: 192.168.1.5, subnet mask:

255.255.255.0), you can follow the procedures in APPENDIX on page 8 to

check and configure the network adapter’s IP address.

Wireless Utility

With the Wireless Utility, users can configure all the functions provided by the

Wireless Utility. Double-click the Configuration Utility icon that appears in the

taskbar to open the utility.

The Utility includes seven tabs: Status, Configuration, Advanced, Profile,

Network, Statistics and About.

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Making a Connection

Using Network Survey Tool: from the “Wireless Configuration Utility”, click

on “Network”, the Utility scans and displays available wireless network

connections in the surrounding area. The connections’ configurations,

including SSID, MAC Address, Channel, Signal, WEP (encryption), and Mode

are displayed on the screen (you may need to scroll to the right to see the

configurations on the right).

Scroll Bar

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If the available network’s WEP is “No” (no encryption), click on its SSID and

click “Connect” to connect to this network.

If the network’s WEP is “Yes”, after clicking “Connect”, manually enter the

“Security” information, and click “Apply”.

• Network Mode: select “Infrastructure” when connecting to an “Access

Point” or “Wireless Router”. Select “802.11 Ad-Hoc for peer-to-peer

(computer-to-computer) connection.

• Network SSID: this is the wireless network’s name. To make the

connection, the wireless devices in the same network need to have the

same SSID.

• Channel: Available in “802.11 Ad-Hoc” mode only. Wireless devices in

the same network need to use the same channel number.

• Enable Encryption: check this box to enable the encryption.

• Format: select the encryption format in “ASCII” or “HEX” (hexadecimal).

• Key Length: select the encryption key length.

40/64-bit: ASCII: 5 alphanumeric characters, any combination of

numbers 0 ~ 9 and letters a ~ z (upper and/or lower case).

Hex: 10 characters, with any combination of numbers 0 ~

9 and letters a ~ f (upper or lower case).

128-bit: ASCII: 13 alphanumeric characters, any combination of

numbers 0 ~ 9 and letters a ~ z (upper and/or lower case).

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Hex: 26 characters, with any combination of numbers

0 ~ 9 and letters a ~ f (upper or lower case).

• Manual Entry: input the keys manually.

• Key 1 ~ 4: to increase the security level, you can input up to 4 Keys for

the wireless connection, and then activate different key on different

time/date. Only one Key is activated at one time.

• Create with Passphrase: type in any easy to remember phrase (name

and/or numbers), click “Apply”, and the utility generates the 4 keys

automatically. The same passphrase generates the same set of keys.

After making the connection, the Utility’s “Status” page displays the “Signal

Strength” and “Link Quality” for this connection.

Note: the Signal Quality and Link Quality meters are for your reference

only. It does not reflect the connection’s actual speed (bandwidth).

To save the current settings, click on “Profile” tab, enter a desired profile,

name, click on “Save”, and then click on “Activate”. You can save multiple

profiles for different wireless connections (e.g. home, office, coffee shop, and

hotel). To activate a saved profile, click on “Profile” tab, select the desired

“Profile Name” from the drop-down menu, and click “Activate”.

To delete a profile, select the “profile name” and click “Delete”.

If you do not save the settings into a profile, you will lose these settings after

turning off the computer.

Please refer to the User’s Guide for more information on other

configuration settings.

Checking Your Wireless Connection

1. Check the LED indicators of the CardBus/PCI Adapter. A solid/blinking

green LED indicates the link is successful.

2. Check the Wireless Utility Icon that appears in the Windows taskbar. If

the icon is green, the connection is successful.

3. Check if the SSID is the same between the linking devices/stations.

4. Check if the security key is the same between the linking devices/stations.

5. Make sure all the wireless devices’ IP addresses are in the same

range/class.

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APPENDIX

How to Check/Configure Network Adapter’s IP Address in

Windows 98/ME/2000/XP

To connect to a network, make sure the proper

network settings are configured for the wireless

adapter.

For Microsoft Windows XP:

From the desktop, right click on My Network

Places > select Properties > Double-click on

the Realtek Wireless Network Connection.

Click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

Click Properties

Select Obtain an IP address

automatically (if the Wireless

Router or Access Point has

DHCP server feature enabled)

Select Obtain DNS server

address automatically

Click OK

If your network’s “Wireless Access Point” or “Wireless Router”

has DHCP Server feature, for ease of configuration, please

enable the feature, and set the wireless adapter to “Obtain IP

utomatically”. After the wireless adapter connects to the

ccess Point or Router, it will receive the IP addresses

automatically.

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Static IP address Setup

Select Use the following IP

address (if you don’t have a DHCP

server in the network)

Input IP address, Subnet mask,

and Default gateway

Input DNS

Click OK

For Windows 2000 users:

From the desktop, right click on my network

places and select Properties > Double-click

on the Local Area Connection associated

with the Realtek wireless adapter > select

Properties.

Click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

Click Properties

DHCP IP address Setup

Select Obtain an IP address

automatically (if the Wireless

Router or Access Point has

Select Obtain DNS server

address automatically

Click OK

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Static IP address Setup

Select Use the following IP

address (if you don’t have a DHCP

server in the network)

Input IP address, Subnet

mask, and Default gateway

Input DNS Addresses

Click OK

For Windows Me and 98 users:

From the Desktop, right click on

Network Neighborhood > select Properties.

Click TCP/IP ÆRealtek Wireless

Adapter

Click Properties

DHCP IP address Setup

Select Obtain an IP address

automatically (if the Wireless

Router or Access Point has

DHCP server enabled)

Click OK

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