Quick Configuration; Detailed Configuration - Hama 00062764 V2 Bedienungsanleitung

Click the circled symbol to open the utility from the task bar.
The Hama Wireless LAN Utility starts with the following
screen, whereby the values in the columns may be
different.
This screen shows all available wireless networks. The
SSID, which is used to identify WLAN devices in the
respective wireless LAN, the router MAC address (BSSID),
the signal strength, the channel used, the encryption
algorithm and the authentication and the type of network
are displayed.
The lower section of this window shows the connection
status (Connected / Disconnected). Click Update to search
for wireless networks again.
2.1 Quick configuration
First, select the required network by clicking the corresponding line in the list. The network selected is
highlighted in blue in the list. Now click the Connect button.
You are connected to the network if the selected network is run without encryption and the signal is strong
enough. This is indicated by the green symbol and Connected is shown in the status window.
If the network you selected is encrypted, another window opens in which you can enter the encryption data.
The data must be identical to the router or access point settings. The authentication type and encryption are
generally already selected in accordance with the target network. Enter the code which must correspond
exactly with the code used by the router or access point.
Click Ok to confirm after you make your entries.
If you do not have this code yourself, please contact the person responsible for configuring the router or
access point.
For detailed information on setting encryption, please see Page 6, under the heading:
Setting the wireless LAN encryption.
If you have made these entries successfully, a green symbol is also displayed to indicate the successfully
connection in the network overview.
For further information on the connection made, open the Status tab. It contains information on the
Connection quality, Signal strength or Interference level.
2.2 Detailed configuration
When configuring your USB stick, it is useful to create a profile. A profile serves to save various settings for a
connection under a certain name. For example, if you want to connect to various wireless networks, you can
save the settings for the networks in profiles, which allows you to change the configuration quickly.
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