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If you are not within range of the access point you
will use, select the Enter Network Name [SSID]:
radio button and type the network name.
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If you are within range of your wireless access point,
choose the Select from available network list radio
button and then select Refresh to cause the VCI to
search for wireless network signals. The detected
networks are displayed in the Network Name box.
10. After you have entered the network name, select
Configure.
11. Enter the security settings that are required by your
network, then select Next.
12. Select Yes to reconfigure your VCI, or if you want to
start over select No.
13. Choose the Properties tab to verify that the VCI is
configured correctly. You can also disconnect the
USB cable to verify that the wireless connection is
working.
14. Record or print your settings as they are displayed
on the Properties tab for future reference.
5.3.2 Enabling Point-to-Point Wireless Communica-
tion
Your VCI can be configured for Point-to-Point Wireless
Communication. Before starting, please verify the fol-
lowing:
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Your VCI kit is the Wireless-Point-to-Point kit (p/n
1699200008) which includes the MTS 6512 VCI
assembly with a Wi-Fi adapter and a DLink Wireless
802.11n USB Adapter.
The following illustration shows a single VCI connected
to a laptop PC using Point-to-Point Wireless communi-
cation.
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Use the following procedure to configure your VCI for
Point-to-Point Wireless communication. Note that the
steps presented below assume you are running the
Windows 7 operating system on your PC. The steps for
other versions of the Windows operating system may be
slightly different.
1. Insert the Wireless USB adapter in an available USB
port on your PC.
2. Power-on your PC.
3. Connect the VCI to your PC using the USB cable.
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Allow the VCI to boot completely.
4. Start the VCI Manager software by double-clicking
the icon on the PC desktop.
5. Select the VCI in the VCI Manager Explorer tab and
click the Connect button.
6. Select the Wireless 802.11 tab.
7. Select the Enable Wireless Interface checkbox.
8. Select the Direct Connect checkbox and click apply.
9. Verify your settings in the Confirm Network Settings
screen and click Yes.
Now that your VCI is properly configured for point-to-
point communication, you will need to create a peer-
to-peer network with your computer. The following
steps assume you are running the Windows 7 operating
system on your PC.
1. On the right-hand side of the Windows Task Bar,
click the View Wireless Networks button. A list of
the available wireless networks in range of your PC
is displayed. This list includes the SSID's (Service
Set Identifiers) that identify the different available
networks.
2. Find and click the SSID that represents your VCI. To
make this easy, the correct SSID is identified in the
dialog box by the serial number of your VCI.
3. Click the Connect button. A message appears at the
bottom of the screen telling you that you are con-
necting to your VCI wirelessly.
Your Point-to-Point wireless network is now ready to
use. Note that you will need to repeat the above steps
in Windows to re-connect to your VCI each time you re-
start your laptop/PC.
5.3.3 Clearing Network Settings
Selecting the Clear Network Settings button on the Net-
work Setup tab reconfigures your VCI to the communi-
cations settings it had when it left the factory. Only the
USB interface is enabled. Any software upgrades that
have been installed to the VCI are still installed. When
the VCI reset is finished, the VCI Manager software dis-
plays the VCI Explorer tab.
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