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Communicate Using Infrastructure Mode Wireless LAN Access Point Note: Before setting up your wireless LAN access point, make sure you have connected the Wireless LAN Antenna to the Wireless LAN Antenna connector located on the back panel of the XL2A computer. This device and a wireless LAN access point (sold separately) can be connected using the following procedure. For details, please refer to Windows Help. Further access point settings are required to connect to the Internet or a LAN, etc. at work via an access point. For details, please refer to the manual included with the access point you use. To connect to an access point: 1 Select Turn Radio On by right clicking the red icon in the taskbar notification area on the lower right desktop screen. The wireless LAN is turned on and the WLAN (wireless LAN) lamp turns green. or When the icon is not displayed in the taskbar notification area, click the Windows Start button. Then select All Programs > Marvell® Wireless SoftAP > Marvell® Wireless Soft_g_SoftAP Configuration Utility. • Select Station Mode and make sure that Radio Off check box is unchecked from the Operation Mode screen. Then proceed to Step 4. 2 Right click in the taskbar notification area on the lower right desktop screen and select Select Mode. VGX-XL2A Digital Living System 61

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VGX-XL2A Digital Living System
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Communicate Using Infrastructure Mode
Wireless LAN Access Point
This device and a wireless LAN access point (sold separately) can be
connected using the following procedure. For details, please refer to Windows
Help.
Further access point settings are required to connect to the Internet or a LAN,
etc. at work via an access point. For details, please refer to the manual
included with the access point you use.
To connect to an access point:
1
Select Turn Radio On by right clicking the red icon in the taskbar notification
area on the lower right desktop screen. The wireless LAN is turned on and the
WLAN (wireless LAN) lamp turns green.
or
When the icon is not displayed in the taskbar notification area, click the
Windows
Start
button. Then select
All Programs > Marvell
®
Wireless
SoftAP > Marvell
®
Wireless Soft_g_SoftAP Configuration Utility
.
Select Station Mode and make sure that Radio Off check box is unchecked
from the Operation Mode screen. Then proceed to Step 4.
2
Right click
in the taskbar notification area on the lower right desktop
screen and select
Select Mode
.
Note
: Before setting up your wireless LAN access point, make sure you have
connected the Wireless LAN Antenna to the Wireless LAN Antenna
connector located on the back panel of the XL2A computer.