Sony PCWA-C500 Operating Instructions - Page 52

Windows Me/2000, Windows XP, Network List button / Network Registration button

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WEP Indicates whether the data is encrypted or not. Ch Displays the network channel that is currently being used by the network. 2 Network List button / Network Registration button Windows Me/2000: Network List When none of the networks on the list is selected, this button appears as Network List. Clicking the Network List button opens the Network List box, allowing you to add or remove networks from the list. Network Registration If one of the networks in the Network List is selected, this button changes to Network Registration. Clicking the Network Registration button opens the Network Registration box, allowing you to register a new network or change the connection method and settings of the selected network. z Hint You can also display the Wireless Network Registration dialog box by doubleclicking a network from the list. Windows XP: When the computer is connected to a wireless network: Clicking the Network List button displays the Network Connections window. Then, if you want to add or remove networks, right-click "Wireless Connection * " (where the asterisk represents a number. This number varies according to conditions) and select View Available Wireless Networks from the shortcut menu to display the Connect to Wireless Network dialog box. When the computer is not connected to a wireless network: (In this case, "Wireless Network connection * " in the Network Connections window is indicated with an "X".) Clicking the Network List button displays the Network Connections window. Then, if you want to add or remove networks, double-click "Wireless Connection * " (where the asterisk represents a number. This number varies according to conditions) to display the Connect to Wireless Network dialog box. 52

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WEP
Indicates whether the data is encrypted or not.
Ch
Displays the network channel that is currently being used by the
network.
2
Network List button / Network Registration button
Windows Me/2000:
Network List
When none of the networks on the list is selected, this button appears
as Network List. Clicking the Network List button opens the Network
List box, allowing you to add or remove networks from the list.
Network Registration
If one of the networks in the Network List is selected, this button
changes to Network Registration. Clicking the Network Registration
button opens the Network Registration box, allowing you to register a
new network or change the connection method and settings of the
selected network.
z
Hint
You can also display the Wireless Network Registration dialog box by double-
clicking a network from the list.
Windows XP:
When the computer is connected to a wireless network:
Clicking the Network List button displays the Network Connections
window. Then, if you want to add or remove networks, right-click
“Wireless Connection
*
” (where the asterisk represents a number.
This number varies according to conditions) and select View
Available Wireless Networks from the shortcut menu to display the
Connect to Wireless Network dialog box.
When the computer is not connected to a wireless network:
(In this case, “Wireless Network connection
*
” in the Network
Connections window is indicated with an “X”.)
Clicking the Network List button displays the Network Connections
window. Then, if you want to add or remove networks, double-click
“Wireless Connection
*
” (where the asterisk represents a number.
This number varies according to conditions) to display the Connect to
Wireless Network dialog box.