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Wireless LAN Options for the WT-1 / 1A, See Auto send

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Menu Guide-The Setup Menu Wireless LAN Options for the WT-1/1A The following options are available when the WT-1/1A is connected. Transceiver Turn the WT-1/1A transceiver on or off. Press the multi selector up or down to highlight an option and then press the multi selector to the right. Option Description Off Transceiver off. Camera can not communi(default) cate with server. Transceiver on. Camera can communicate On with server. Status Shows the current status of the link between the WT-1/1A and the server. Press the multi selector to the right to return to the wireless LAN menu. Option Description Status Status of server link. Link quality Five-level indicator of link quality. Signal level Five-level indicator of signal strength. Now sending Name of file currently being sent. Remaining Number of frames yet to be sent. Estimated time needed to send reTime left maining data. Auto Send Choose whether to transmit photographs to the server as they are taken. See "Auto send" ( 215). 217

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Menu Guide—The Setup Menu
Wireless LAN Options for the WT-1 / 1A
The following options are available when the WT-1 / 1A is connected.
Transceiver
Turn the WT-1/1A transceiver on or off.
Press the
multi selector up or down to highlight an option
and then press the multi selector to the right.
Option
Description
Off
(default)
On
Transceiver on.
Camera can communicate
with server.
Transceiver off.
Camera can not communi-
cate with server.
Status
Shows the current status of the link between the
WT-1 / 1A
and the server.
Press the multi selector
to the right to return to the wireless LAN menu.
Option
Description
Status
Status of server link.
Link quality
Five-level indicator of link quality.
Signal level
Five-level indicator of signal strength.
Now sending
Name of file currently being sent.
Remaining
Number of frames yet to be sent.
Time left
Estimated time needed to send re-
maining data.
Auto Send
Choose whether to transmit photographs to the
server as they are taken.
See “Auto send” (
215).