User manual SWEEX LW056V2

[. . . ] To create a wireless network you need a wireless router, wireless modem or WiFi access point. The wireless router, modem or access point distributes the wireless network. The name of this network, also called the SSID, is dependant on your wireless router, modem or access point and is different per type or brand. You can often change the name, so you can easily identify your own wireless network. [. . . ] In your situation the found network will be different than this image. To let the computer search again for available networks, press "Refresh network list" in the left column. This way you can see the most current and recent situation. The network named "Sweex" is an unsecured network. To connect your computer to it, you do not need a security code. The network "BLASTER" does have security. To connect your computer to it you need a security code. When you do not get a list, but a message that no wireless networks can be found, check if the wireless router, modem or access point are turned on and that the distance to the wireless computer is not to far. When a message appears that the wireless connection can not be configured because an other program is managing it, turn off this software and start with the previous step. To connect to one of the found networks, select it and click on the "Connect" button. 5 English version This message appears when you connect to an unsecured network. This window appears when you connect to a secured network. Here you are asked for the security code. Also called network key. Enter the network key on both lines and click "Connect". When a successful connection has been established with the wireless network a message appears after a few moments saying "Connected". You now have a working wireless network. When the entered network key is incorrect a messages will pop up after a few moments telling "Limited or no connection possibilities". Now you do not have a good wireless connection. Check the wireless router, modem or access point that has to give the computer an IP-address. A unique number that every computer has to have when it is in a network. In most cases the computer will automatically receive an IP-address. Also check the settings of the computer. Windows Vista At the bottom left of the screen go to "Start" Select "View network status and tasks". "Control Panel". In the left column select "Manage network connections". 6 English version Right click "Wireless Network connection" and choose "Connect/ Disconnect". Select your network and click "Connect". When asked enter your security code to connect. [. . . ] Click the "Support" tab to view your IP-address. In most cases you will receive an IP-address from the wireless router or modem when the connection has been established correctly. If you can not select "Status", no connection has been made. In this case choose "Connect / Disconnect". [. . . ]