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For more convenient use of the Wireless Digital Audio You can set your computer to start up automatically whenever this device connects to it via a wireless access point. You can also set your computer to go to standby automatically after a specified period of time. This convenient feature allows your computer from a distance, to start or go to standby automatically. Note  This function can be used when connected to an access point. If connected using the Wireless Adaptor, this function cannot be used, even if the settings are completed. Setting your computer to start up automatically This function is used to automatically start the computer from [system standby] or [system hibernate] status by connecting this device to the computer. Notes  Your computer will not start simply by switching on this device's power. This device must be connected to the computer for the computer to start.  In some cases, you may not be able to use this function depending on the settings and environment of the connected computer. You may not be able to use this function on laptop computers, or computers that are connected by wireless LAN.  Some computers cannot be set to start automatically. When using a Windows XP SP2-based computer 1 On the computer screen, click [Control Panel] from the [Start] menu, then click [Performance and Maintenance], and [System]. The [System Properties] window appears. 2 Click the [Hardware] tab, then click [Device Manager]. The [Device Manager] window appears. 3 Click the "+" next to [network adapters]. 4 Double-click the network device name that this device is connected to. The [Properties] window appears.  Tip  There is a [Power Management] tab for the network device that is connected to this device. If there are more than one network devices, select the network device that has a [Power Management] tab. 5 Click the [Power Management] tab.  Check [] the [Allow this device to bring the computer out of standby.] check box.  Check [] the [Only allow management stations to bring the computer out of standby] check box. 6 Click [OK]. 7 Close the [Device Manager] window, and click [OK] on the [System properties] window. Others 45

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4²
Others
For more convenient use
of the Wireless Digital
Audio
You can set your computer to start up
automatically whenever this device connects to it
via a wireless access point.
You can also set your computer to go to standby
automatically after a specified period of time.
This convenient feature allows your computer
from a distance, to start or go to standby
automatically.
Note
This function can be used when connected to an
access point. If connected using the Wireless
Adaptor, this function cannot be used, even if the
settings are completed.
Setting your computer to start
up automatically
This function is used to automatically start the
computer from [system standby] or [system
hibernate] status by connecting this device to the
computer.
Notes
Your computer will not start simply by switching
on this device’s power. This device must be
connected to the computer for the computer to
start.
In some cases, you may not be able to use this
function depending on the settings and
environment of the connected computer. You may
not be able to use this function on laptop
computers, or computers that are connected by
wireless LAN.
Some computers cannot be set to start
automatically.
When using a Windows XP SP2-based
computer
1
On the computer screen, click [Control
Panel] from the [Start] menu, then
click [Performance and Maintenance],
and [System].
The [System Properties] window appears.
2
Click the [Hardware] tab, then click
[Device Manager].
The [Device Manager] window appears.
3
Click the “+” next to [network
adapters].
4
Double-click the network device
name that this device is connected to.
The [Properties] window appears.
Tip
There is a [Power Management] tab for
the network device that is connected to
this device. If there are more than one
network devices, select the network device
that has a [Power Management] tab.
5
Click the [Power Management] tab.
Check [
] the [Allow this device to
bring the computer out of standby.]
check box.
Check [
] the [Only allow
management stations to bring the
computer out of standby] check box.
6
Click [OK].
7
Close the [Device Manager] window,
and click [OK] on the [System
properties] window.