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 If the connection to the chosen network fails in the Infrastructure mode, check your router's 
security settings (safety key, MAC address filtering etc.). 
Note: 
The Infrastructure mode is a communication mode that consists in creating a network connecting 
several computers equipped with a WiFi feature via a wireless access point such as an Internet 
box, a modem/router or a router connected to a modem. The Infrastructure mode is ideal for 
exchanging data or playing games over a network, but also for sharing an Internet connection 
and/or a printer between several computers. 
The  Ad hoc mode is a mode that enables several computers equipped with a WiFi feature to 
communicate directly with each other. This mode is also called "Peer to Peer". 
A  MAC address is a unique address created by the router's vendor; it serves to identify this 
device on a network. The MAC address is comprised of the organisation's (i.e. the vendor's) 
identifier, followed by the device's unique identifier. 
Connecting manually to a secure network (a safety key type appears in the Secure field): 
- In the Manual connection window, select the required network. 
- Click on Connect
- Enter the safety key when asked by the WiFi Station application. 
- If you wish to do so, you can add the network to your favourites by checking the Yes box; you will then 
be requested to provide a name for the network. 
 If you wish to connect to a secure network, you must have access to the network's safety 
key. Before the connection can be made, the eCAFÉ™ Connect WiFi Station application will ask 
you to provide this key (a message will help you identify the required key type). 
Connecting manually to a hidden network (the Network name (SSID) field is empty): 
If, among the located networks, one or more networks do not have a name (i.e. the Network name 
(SSID) field is empty), this means that the network is not broadcasting its name. To connect to this 
network, select it, then: 
- In the Manual connection window, select the required network. 
- Enter the network's name (SSID) in the window that displays. 
- If this network is secure, enter the used safety key. 
- If you wish to do so, you can add the network to your favourites by checking the Yes box; you will then 
be requested to provide a name for the network. 
3.6.2. Connecting to the Internet via an Ethernet cable  
To connect to the Internet via an Ethernet local area network, simply connect your eCAFÉ™ to the DSL 
modem or local area network's Ethernet port (Ethernet cable not supplied).