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A key is a set of hexadecimal (hex) or ASCII characters used to encrypt data. This field is only available when using WEP encryption type. Be sure to record the WEP encryption key to retrieve if needed. To create a 64-bit WEP key, enter five normal text characters in the WEP key field, which converts the characters automatically to 10 hex digits. Alternatively, enter 10 hex digits (0 to 9, a to f, A to F) directly in the WEP key field. To create a 128-bit key, enter 13 normal text characters, which convert to 26 hex digits, or enter 26 hex digits (0 to 9, a to f, A to F) directly.

Clients often support more than one WEP key. Packets received can be decrypted using any one of the keys if programmed, but packets are always transmitted with the "default" WEP key number. If a transmit key number is set on the RLX2 radio, make sure all other radios and clients have this key programmed. To set keys other than key 1 on some clients using Windows, Advanced settings may be used.

Programming more than one key

 on the RLX2 radio requires setting the key number to the key, entering the key, and saving the changes. Repeat these steps for each key to program, saving after each one. Finally, change to the desired transmit key number if necessary and save again (If "****" remains in the key field, the previously programmed key will not be changed when changes are applied To assign the same list of MAC addresses to several radios conveniently, open a text editor such as Notepad.exe. Enter addresses in hexadecimal format, one MAC address per line, including periods. When finished, save the document. In the MAC Filter window, click Browse to select the text file, click Upload File to upload the list of MAC addresses.

Hide Network SSID 

If the radio network is to be hidden from other 802.11 users, click the Hide Network SSID check box in each radio to be hidden. With the SSID hidden, the network does not show up when other clients scan for an access point. Clients can still connect to the "hidden" network by typing the Network SSID.Navigates to a prepared text file of MAC addresses on the appropriate drive and folder, and click the Upload File button. Save Saves the changes and updates the radio configuration. Cancel Discards the changes without updating the radio configuration.Deletes the selected MAC address from the list. Address List of MAC addresses configured. Top Displays the top of the list. Next / Prev Navigates up and down through the address list.

Application industry

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