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• When you select a network that is not configured for encryption
settings in the step 2, the caution message will appear. If you agree to
connect to the unsecured network, check the box of Allow me to
connect to the selected wireless network, even though it is not secure.
• When the key index of your computer is different from that of the
network, you cannot access the network. Set the same key index with
the following steps. Note that some access points have the key index
options 0 through 3. Refer to the table below for matching.
1. Open the Wireless Network Connection Properties dialog box.
(Refer to the steps in Communicating with Other Computer
section.)
2. Select the network you want to access in Preferred networks section
and click Properties button.
3. Confirm the box of Data encryption (WEP enabled) is checked,
uncheck the box of The key is provided for me automatically and
set the key index.
Chapter 6 page 3
(old) USB key/Mouse Emulation defines whether USB devices (Keyboard or
mouse) can be used in MS-DOS mode.
(new) C3 State defines whether the system reduces power consumption while the
CPU is idling.
Chapter 6 page7
(old) USB FDD defines whether .......an operating system supporting USB.)
(new) USB FDD defines whether the system boots from the USB floppy disk drive.
When you set this item to Enabled, the system boots accordingly to the order set
in the Boot Sequence field. When you set it to Disabled, the system does not
boot from the USB floppy disk drive.
Key index matching table
Access Point 1
1
2
3
4
(ex. When your access point type is "Access Point 2"
and its key index is set to 0, set 1 to the key index of
your computer.)
2
Access Point
Your Computer
0
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
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