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  • Page 1

    BiP AC 301 3G 54Mbps 802.11g Wir eless USB Adapter User Manual[...]

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    1 FCC Certifications Federal Communication Commissi on Interference St atem ent This equipment h as been tested a nd found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC R ules. These limits are designed to provide r easonable protection against harmful inter f erence in a residential installation. T his equi[...]

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    2 CE Mark W arning This equipment complies with th e requirements relating to electromagnetic compatibility , EN 55022 Class B for ITE, the essential protection requirement of Council Directive 89/33 6/EEC on the approxi mation of the laws of the Member S tates relating to electromagnetic compatibility . Company has an on-going policy of upgrading [...]

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    3 T ABLE OF CONTENTS OVERVIEW ................................................... . 4 U NPACKING INFORMA TION ................... ................... ................. 4 I NTRODUCTION TO THE B I PAC 3013G 54M BPS 802.11 G W IRELESS USB A DAPTER ................... ................... ................................. 4 Key Features ................[...]

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    4 Ov er vie w Thank you f or pur chas ing this product. R ead this chapter to kno w about yo ur BiP AC 3013G 54Mbp s 802.11 g W ireless USB Adapter . Unp ackin g information Before getti ng started, p lease verify that your p ackage in cludes the fol lowing items: BiP AC 3103G 54Mbps 802.1 1g W ireless U SB A dapter One Driver / Q uick S tart Guide[...]

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    5 Key Features  Complies with IEEE 802.11 b/g wireless standard  Support driver for Windows2000, XP 32/64 bit and Vista 32/64 bit  Complies with U niversal Seri al Bus Rev . 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0 specifications.  Supports auto-installation and diagnostic utilities.  High Speed transfer data rate up to 54 Mbps  Support wireless data enc[...]

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    6 Installa tion Guide Sof tw are Inst allatio n Note: The fol lowing driver install ation guide uses Wi ndows XP as the presumed operation system. Th e procedure s and scre ens in Wind ows2000 and Vi sta are familia r with Wind ows XP . Insert the CD-Rom that came wi th this product to yo u r CD-Rom d rive. Th e menu wind ow pops u p au toma ticall[...]

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    7 1. The lan guage-selecti ng wind ow pops up. Pleas e select the l angua ge you use and cli ck OK . 2. The welcome window p ops up. Cli ck the “Next” bu tton to proceed. 3. Please wait while installati on.[...]

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    8 4. Click the “Fi nish” butto n to compl ete driver and util ity installati on. 5. For Wind ows XP an d 2000 users, pl ease in sert this USB wi reless adapt er to your computer . 6. The “Found N ew Hardwa re Wizard“ pops up.[...]

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    9 7. Select “No, n ot this time” an d cli ck the “Next” but ton. 8. Select “Inst all the soft ware autom atically” and then click the “ Next” button.[...]

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    10 9. Click the “Fi nish” butto n to compl ete install ation.[...]

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    1 1 Mana gement Guid e Rea d this c hapter t o un derstand the management interface of the de vice and how to manage the de vice. Making a Basic Netw ork Connection Before You Start In the foll owing instruction for maki ng a network connecti on, we use the util ity we provided to confi gure your wirel ess network sett ings. Note: For Wi ndows XP u[...]

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    12 To use this adapter in Ad-Hoc Mode 1. Double cli ck the i con on your desktop. 2. Click the “Av ailable Ne twork” button t o scan avail able wi reless network adapters. Do uble cl ick o n the n etwork ada pter th at you ar e g oing to con nect to. 3. Click the OK bu tton to con firm that you a re connectin g to an open wi reless network. 4. [...]

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    13 on the “Net work Authentic ation” drop l ist to select an authent ication method, and then sel ect a “Data enc ryption” typ e. Fill in each required blan ks and cli ck “OK” . Infrastructure mode An Infrastructure Mod e network c ontain s at l east one wireless cl ient an d one wireless AP or r outer . T hi s cli ent conn ects to Inte[...]

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    14 To use this adapter in Infrastructure Mode: 1. Double cli ck the i con on your desktop. 2. Click the “Available Network” button to scan availabl e access points. Double click on the A P that you ar e going to conn ect to. 3. Click the OK bu tton to con firm that you a re connectin g to an open wi reless network. 4. Click OK to add t his net [...]

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    15 Note: This exampl e i s a n open wi reless n etwork. If you are g oin g to conn ect t o an AP wi th security protection, y ou will have to configu re the encryption se ttin gs i n thi s profil e to be correspond ing to your AP. Pl ease cli ck on the “Network Auth entication” drop li st to select an aut henti cation m ethod, and then s elect [...]

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    16 General After sta rting the ut ility , the general pag e pops up Thi s General tab p rovides the informati on of yo ur current wireless n etwork conn ection. Y ou may click th e Rene w button to ref resh those li sted in formation. Status: Check if th e device associ ated to target n etwork. Speed: The current c onnection speed Type: Infrastruct[...]

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    17 Profile The Profile tab lists the preferred conn ections. Y ou can cli ck the buttons besi de to do config ure each conn ection. Add Click thi s button to add a connection profile for thi s adapter . Remove T o rem ove a connecti on profil e, click th is profil e on th e profil e list an d click this but ton to delete it. Edit T o m odify the co[...]

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    18 Available Network This available tab li sts the reachabl e wireless n etwork of thi s adapter . Refresh Click thi s but ton to rescan available networks around the adapter . Add to Prof ile T o add an av ai labl e Network to your p rofile list, select an av ai labl e network and cli ck this button to add.[...]

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    19 A dvanc ed This Adv an ced tab provides advanced confi gurations to this adapt er . Every modifi cation in thi s tab will be perfo rmed after cli cking the Apply button. T o r estore th e d efault settings of the ad v anced tab, cli ck the Set default s but ton to perform resto ring. Power Sav e None Disable Power saving fu nction. Min Minim um [...]

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    20 802.11b Pre amble Mo de Select the p reamble mo de to be long, short or au to detection mode. Region Dom ain Select your r egion fr om th e drop li st. Pl ease no te that it is ne cessary for you to select a cor rect regi on. Selectin g an incorrect region may again the appli cable law. WOL Enter the MAC Addr ess of t he desi gnated device an d [...]

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    21 Statistics See thi s tab t o show th e transmissi on acti vity record. Cli cking the “Reset” bu tton recounts the val ues from zero.[...]

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    22 Wi-Fi Protect ed Setu p This page provides user s to c onnect t his de vice wi th routers or A P wi th PIN numbe r or PBC mechani sm. Cli ck on the PIN or P BC button to start. Note: Pl ease note t hat the two conn ection methods woul d only work wi th routers o r AP that support P IN n umber or PB C. Pleas e make sure that the AP or Router supp[...]

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    23 A ppe ndix RT -Set Setup Wizard For Win dows 2000 and XP user s to conn ect to a w ireless netw ork easil y , we also provide th e RT -S et setu p wi zard to help users set thei r pre ferred w ireless n etwork step by step. Y ou can config ure yo ur wireless n etwork via thi s R T -Set setu p wizard in the foll owing three mode s: Station mod e [...]

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    24 2. The R T -Set scans the ava ilable AP within your LAN. Those AP are listed with their SSID. Click the wireless AP that you are going to con nect wit h a nd t hen click the “Next” butto n. Y o u may also click the “R efresh” butto n to scan wireless AP a gain. 3. The “unsecured network” window may pop up if the AP you select doesn?[...]

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    25 5. Configure the IP address for connecting to the network. Y ou may choose “Use the following IP address” to fill in IP addresses manually or choose “Obtain an IP addre ss automatically (recommend)” . 6. After configuring IP addresses, click the “Finish” button to complete .[...]

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    26 Connect to a wireless ne twork in ad hoc mode 1. T o connect this adapt er to another co mputer , sel ect the “Station (ad hoc)” mo de and click the “Next” button to pro ceed. 2. The R T -Set scans the ava ilable wireless adapt ers within y our LAN. Those adapters are listed with thei r SSID. Click the o ne t hat you are go ing to connec[...]

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    27 3. The “unsecured network” window may pop up if the adapter you select doesn’t use security encryption settings. Click the “OK” button after your confirmation. 4. Click “OK” after configuring the profile content to be corresponding to the wireless adapter that you are going to connect with. If you are connecting to a wireless adapt[...]

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    28 5. Configure the IP ad dress for co nnecting to t he wireless adapter . Y o u may choose “ Use the following IP address” to fill in IP addresses manually or choose “Obtain an IP addre ss automatically” .[...]

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    29 Use this adapter as an A P 1. T o use this adapte r as an AP (access point), select the “ AP” mo de and click the “Next” button to proceed. 2. Select “Normal User” (recommend) to make an step-b y -st ep co nfiguration. Y ou may also select “ Advanced Users” to configure this AP with more detail.[...]

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    30 3. Assign an SSID for this AP , which is the name that is going to be identified while other wireless devices scan for available network. Choose to use WEP encryption or not from the drop list and click “Next ” to proceed. 4. Click the “Next” button after co nfirming those settings abov e.[...]

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    31 5. Click “Finish” to complete setup.[...]

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    32 AP m ode mana gement guide General After configuring the adapter in AP mode, this “ General ” page shows up, which shows the general information of this AP . SSID: The SSID (n etwork na me) of t he w ireless netwo rk constructed by this AP . BSSID: The MAC address of this AP Config: Click this button to change configurations to this AP Assoc[...]

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    33 A dvanc ed Beacon Interval: Define the interval between beacons from 20~1000 DTIM Period: Set the DTI M period between 1~255 Preamble Mode: Click the drop list to select the preamble to be long, short or auto Set Defaults: Click this button to restore the settings above to defa ult Apply: Click this button to execute changes. WMM Parameter Mark [...]

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    34 SoftAP This page all ows users t o select the ad apter for connect to publ ic network. Please cli ck on the devic e that are used for conn ecting to publi c network and cli ck the “Select” button, an d then cl ick the “ App ly” button to execute.[...]

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    35 Pr od uct Specifi ca tion Standard IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g Interface USB rev1.0/1.1/2.0 Security 64/128-bit WEP , WPA (TKIP with IEEE 802.1x), AES Receiver Se nsitivity 54Mbps OFDM, 10%PER, -68dBm 11Mbps CCK, 8%PER, -86dBm 1Mbps BPSK, 8%PER, -92dBm Channel USA 11, Europe 13 Data Rate 802.11b: 1, 2, 5.5 and 11Mbps 802.11g: 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36[...]