Nokia ?110 User Manual page 27

The Statistics area shows the status of the current connection in graphics.
The Smart card information area shows information on the smart card
which is being used by the wireless LAN card: the name and status of the
smart card, when data was last stored and by whom, and an optional
description of the smart card.
If you temporarily want to lock the smart card in order to deny access to it,
click Lock Smart Card. Those profiles that are used from the smart card will
not be shown in the list of available profiles on the Profiles page. To access
the smart card again, click Unlock Smart Card, type your PIN code, and click
OK.
If you set the PIN code request on, you are asked for the PIN code every time
the wireless LAN card is inserted with the smart card. To activate this
setting, click Enable PIN Code Request. Alternatively, you can turn off the
PIN code request.
Some smart cards do not allow turning off the PIN code request.
Your smart card has a default PIN code, for example 0000. For security
reasons it is important that you change the PIN code. To change the PIN
code, click Change PIN Code and type a new value for the PIN code. The PIN
code can be 4 to 8 digits long. Retype the code and click OK. Keep the new
code secret and in a safe place.
If you enter an incorrect PIN code three times in a row, the smart card is
blocked and cannot be used. To change a disabled PIN code, you need a PUK
(PIN Unblocking Key) code. The PUK code is unique for each smart card and
it cannot be changed. You can find the PUK code for the Nokia Smart Card
in the sales package of the smart card.
In the infrastructure operating mode, the Access points in range area shows
which access points are currently in range and available. As the wireless LAN
Speed at which data is transferred. Possible rates
are 1, 2, 5.5, and 11 Mbit/s
Unique hardware address of the wireless LAN
card.
Indicates the quality of the radio connection
between the computer and the access point, or, in
the ad hoc mode, between two computers.
Indicates the relative speed of data transfer in the
network.
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