Edit screens, Other screens, Installing the smcwaa-g – SMC Networks 802.11g User Manual

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User Guide

In Configuration Mode, Type Icons are only used after an item to show whether it is enabled ([*]) or disabled ([ ]). If you

select such an item (by pressing

or

), you will be able to change its status and make any other settings required by the

new status. Sometimes you will have to select Yes or No from another menu screen, then return by pressing

.

Edit Screens

The Edit Screen is used seen in the Configuration Mode.

The keypad on the remote control is used to enter text and numbers, and an icon under the text shows where the next
character will be inserted.

Editing is rather like sending a text message on a mobile phone. For example, repeated presses of the ‘2’ key, will scroll
through ‘2’, ‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’, ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’, so you will need to press three times to enter a ‘b’ (or six times for ‘B’). After a pause of
about 1 second, the icon moves right for you to enter the next character.

Special characters can be entered by repeated presses of the ‘0’ and ‘1’ keys, as follows:

The

key moves the icon left, one character at a time, so you can go back and insert characters. If you make a mistake, use

the

key to delete the character before the icon.

If you press

when the icon is at the beginning of the line, this will cancel the edit, and return you to the previous screen.

When you have finished editing the line, press

or

, to accept the entry and move to the next screen.

This is a typical Edit Screen, where the Device Name is being edited.

Other Screens

Other screens may appear sometimes, to tell you what is happening. Some examples are actions that may take a few
seconds, such as saving settings, connecting to a radio station or restarting the device.

If an action is taking some time to complete, a rotating wheel icon (

) will appear at the bottom of the screen.

Note: These displays are all temporary and are not interactive.

Installing the SMCWAA-G

Essential Information and System Setup

Check the following before you start installing the SMCWAA-G:

If your wireless network uses encryption, you will need to know the WEP or WPA encryption key

If you use a firewall, check it is correctly configured for the SMCWAA-G (see Firewall Settings on page 19)

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