For more information on how to check, refer to the instruction manual of the wireless LAN router or access point, or contact the manufacturer.
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It may be indicated as access point name or network name.
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It may be indicated as encryption key, WEP key, WPA/WPA2 passphrase, PSK or pre-shared key.
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NOTE
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Checking for SSID and Network Keys:If the settings for the wireless LAN router or access point have changed, are not described or if you are not sure of the settings, see the following.
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(1)
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Press [] or [] to highlight the authentication method, and then press [OK].
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(2)
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Press [] or [] to highlight <Edit WEP Key>, and then press [OK].
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(3)
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Press [] or [] to highlight a WEP key, and then press [OK].
Select the key number to be used for encryption which you wrote down in step 2.
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When WEP is selected: |
When WPA/WPA2-PSK is selected: |
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Use the numeric keys to enter the network key.
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(2)
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Press [] or [] to highlight <Apply>, and then press [OK].
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(1)
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Press [] or [] to highlight <Select WEP Key>, and then press [OK].
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(2)
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Press [] or [] to highlight the WEP key edited in step 11, and then press [OK].
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When the following message appears, press [OK] to close the screen and check to make sure that the type of encryption, the authentication method or encryption method, the network key are correctly entered. If not, enter the network key again.
If you cannot detect the access point after retrying, see the following:
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