Manhattan 525473 Wireless 150N PCI Card - Manual User Manual

WIRELESS 150N PCI CARDUSER MANUAL MODEL 525473 MH-525473-UM-0713-01

10CONFIGURATION10Connecting to a Wireless Network Click on the Available Networks button for a list of available wireless networks.Locate your w

11CONFIGURATION11If the information you provided turns out to be correct, you’ll see a check mark in front of the name of the network you’ve just conn

12CONFIGURATION12you can add that connection to a prole. To do that, open the Available Networks screen, select the active connection indicated by th

13CONFIGURATION13On the next screen you can dene the maximum translation output power (Tx Power) of the wireless adapter. While you would normally le

14CONFIGURATION14At this point, you’re done creating and connecting the prole. To activate it, click on the icon (circled in red below).Changing an E

15CONFIGURATION15Creating a Prole with WPS Besides adding a prole manually, you can connect to a wireless network and create a prole based on WPS t

16CONFIGURATION16To initiate a PBC connection, you need to rst press the WPS button on the router; then, within two minutes, press the WPS button on

17CONFIGURATION17The utility will then scan for a wireless router currently accepting PBC requests.If the scan is successful, the main Prole List scr

18CONFIGURATION18Advanced The Advanced screen lets you congure the wireless operational mode of your adapter. Normally, there is no need to open this

19CONFIGURATION19The second Advanced screen is designed for network administrators and allows for the installation of 802.1x WPA Enterprise certicate

2 2Thank you for purchasing the Manhattan Wireless 150N PCI Card, model 525473.This compact high-speed adapter allows you to connect your desktop comp

20CONFIGURATION20Wi-Fi Direct – Overview Wi-Fi Direct is a standard that allows Wi-Fi devices to connect to each other without a wireless access point

21CONFIGURATION21Once you’ve successfully activated Wi-Fi Direct service, the main screen will display. Depending on whether or not Wi-Fi Direct–enabl

22CONFIGURATION22Example 2: No Wi-Fi enabled devices are found in the network.Right-click the laptop icon in the lower left corner to open the menu be

23CONFIGURATION23Back at the main screen, you should see , indicating that this computer is now a group owner (GO). Media Sharing: You can turn

24CONFIGURATION24After you’ve enabled the media sharing function, other computers can see the shared folder in the network environment. The example sh

25CONFIGURATION25Establishing a Wi-Fi Direct Connection with Another Client To establish connection with a P2P (peer to peer) device, double-click on

26CONFIGURATION26You’ll be prompted to select its WPS connection type:Push-Button Conguration: Select to use this method to establish a connection. D

27CONFIGURATION27can only effectively be used if a second network connection, either wired or wireless, is active. Once you activate the AP mode, you’

28CONFIGURATION28AP Setup Now that your computer acts as a wireless access point, you can give the network a proper name so that other computers can e

29CONFIGURATION29You can adjust the wireless channel on the next screen. For optimal performance, it’s best to use a channel that is furthest away fro

3SECTION NAME3TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTSInstallation ...

30CONFIGURATION30The next step is to enter the actual password, or passphrase, for the wireless network. As for the Group Rekey Interval setting, the

31CONFIGURATION31 is disabled, all wireless clients can freely communicate with each other. Choosing which option is the right one depends on your

32CONFIGURATION32hiding the SSID — you can make your network much more secure. Click the Access Control List icon to display the feature’s conguratio

33CONFIGURATION33• MAC Address — Enter a 12-character address without no spaces, dashes or colons; e.g., 001122334455. (Media access control, or M

34CONFIGURATION34The utility will then deactivate ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) and return to the original mode. The message below will be shown b

35CONFIGURATION35The image above shows that a) The wireless adapter is connected to the wireless network “IT_WIRELESS”; and b) The wireless adapter br

36SPECIFICATIONS36SPECIFICATIONSNOTE: Specications are subject to change without notice. Standards• IEEE 802.11a (54 Mbps Wireless LAN)• IEEE 802.11b

37SPECIFICATIONS37 - 11n 20 MHz: -69 dBm +/- 2 dBm - 11a: -70 dBm +/- 2 dBm• Antennas: 3T3R mode, 2 printed antennas, 1 external antenna• Certica

3838WASTE ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENTDisposal of Electric and Electronic Equipment(applicable in the European Union and other European count

3939COMPLIANCE STATEMENTSFCC Class BThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part

44SAFETY GUIDELINESSAFETY GUIDELINESFor the protection of equipment users and connected devices, follow these safety guidelines:1. This adapter is des

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5INSTA LL ATIO N5INSTALLATION1. Turn off the computer and install the PCI card into a free PCI slot.2. Close the computer case and power-on the comput

6INSTA LL ATIO N66. In Windows XP, a “Microsoft Zero Conguration Tool” option displays. It’s recommended that the alternative “Manhattan Congurati

7CONFIGURATION7CONFIGURATIONThe conguration utility — which displays automatically once the adapter is connected — is a useful utility that helps you

8CONFIGURATION8Launch Cong Utility This starts the conguration utility. It performs the same function as double-clicking the icon.Switch to Client

9CONFIGURATION9After you launch the utility, you’ll be presented with the main screen. The screen provides you with information about your current