B+B SmartWorx THINQ1 Manual De Usuario

Configuring the SDS using a Web interface

Quatech SDS User’s Manual

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Procedure

Description
without involving central access points.
Devices communicating in ad hoc mode

do so in peer-to-peer fashion. All wireless
adapters on the ad-hoc network must

use the same SSID and the same

channel number.

Step 7

For Ad hoc only, configure the Channel.

As with the SSID, devices sharing a
wireless link must be tuned to the same

channel.

Note: The Channel setting is only used in
Ad hoc mode. In Infrastructure mode, the

access point (AP) determines which channel
all devices associated with it must use.

Step 8

Enable or disable WEP.

Select the Enable WEP checkbox to

enable WEP. Continue with

□ Step 9

Clear the checkbox to disable WEP.

Go to

□ Step 11

An optional security protocol for wireless

local area networks, WEP provides

security by encrypting data over radio
waves so that it is protected as it is

transmitted from the SDS to the AP.

Step 9

Select the Key Length.

64 bit

128 bit

Sets the WEP key length to be used.
Selecting 64 bit activates the top row of
hex number boxes.
Selecting 128 bit activates both rows.

Step 10

Enter the WEP Keys in hex.

These are two digit hex values that will

be used for the WEP keys. Valid
characters are 0-9, a, b, c, d, e, and f.

Step 11

Press Submit to configure the SDS with

your settings.

Note: Press the browser’s Back button to make
no changes to the original settings.

The IP Address Update successful screen

displays. You must reset the SDS for

your changes to take effect.
If you press the browser’s Back button,

your original settings remain unchanged.

Figure 45 - IP Address Successful screen

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Procedure

Description

Step 12

Click on the link to reset the SDS.

The Remote Reset screen displays.

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