SanDisk Wireless LAN Card - Manual (Page 46)

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WEP Enabled
WEP encryption (Wired Equivalent Privacy) is a security protocol that is used
to provide highly secure data encryption for wireless local area networks.
To use WEP encryption, select the WEP Enabled check box.
When connecting to an access point, the encryption key for the Wireless LAN
Card in your computer must match the encryption key of the access point you
connect to. Accordingly, if the Wireless LAN Card uses MyKey as a pass
phrase, the access point must use the MyKey as the encryption key.
There are two steps to setting up WEP encryption:
1. Select 64bit or 128bit encryption level.
2. Create encryption keys with a PassPhrase or manually.
Select an Encryption Level
Select 64bit or 128bit in the Encryption (WEP) drop down menu.
The higher level of data encryption (128bit) is more difficult to encrypt
and decrypt, but high levels of encryption will reduce the performance of