Philips Components WCM1003 Manuale Utente
PHILIPS WLAN Configuration Utility & User Manual
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available channels are scanned for traffic, so there is no need to specify a
channel.
channel.
4.1.3 Setting the SSID
The SSID is the Service Set IDentifier used by Access Points and stations
to identify a wireless LAN. Your PHILIPS WLAN Interface card scans the
available channels looking for an Access Point (in Access Point type) or
another station (in Peer-to-Peer type) which has specified this same
SSID. It then attempts to associate with these Access Points or stations
to form a wireless LAN.
to identify a wireless LAN. Your PHILIPS WLAN Interface card scans the
available channels looking for an Access Point (in Access Point type) or
another station (in Peer-to-Peer type) which has specified this same
SSID. It then attempts to associate with these Access Points or stations
to form a wireless LAN.
To change the SSID, simply highlight it, type the new SSID, and click the
Apply button.
Apply button.
In typical infrastructure applications a company will use a single SSID for
all Access Points. If the radio is scanning and cannot find a channel when
an Access Point is known to be in range, verify that the SSID is set
correctly.
all Access Points. If the radio is scanning and cannot find a channel when
an Access Point is known to be in range, verify that the SSID is set
correctly.
4.1.4 Setting the Transmit Rate
The Transmit Rate field specifies the rate at which the radio in your
PHILIPS WLAN Interface card transmits and receives data. You can view
the available rates by clicking the down arrow at the right of the Transmit
Rate field.
PHILIPS WLAN Interface card transmits and receives data. You can view
the available rates by clicking the down arrow at the right of the Transmit
Rate field.