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Setup #3
SSID [...]
Here, you define the name of your
network's SSID.
The [...] cursor is moved left and
right with the
and
softkeys. The softkey
inserts a character to the left of the
[...] cursor. The
softkey
deletes the character where the [...]
cursor is currently positioned.
SSID search
Alternatively, you can execute a
search with the
softkey,
followed by a listing of all the
networks found.
Example of an SSID list:
The list is displayed in Setup #11.
If, unexpectedly, the required
network is not visible, it is possible
that the Access Point (WLAN
Router) is badly positioned or the
MMM aerial is not lined up correctly.
Change the position and carry out
a new search with the
softkey.
If the required network is not found
even though all conditions are
fulfilled and the following display
appears, it is possible that the
cabled access (LAN) is already in
place or the network name, (SSID),
is hidden by the Access Point. In
this case, the SSID must be
entered manually, see SSID.
Select network
If the required network is visible,
you select it with the
softkeys and confirm your
choice with the softkey. You
quit Setup #1 with the
softkey. The existing setting in
Setup #3 is retained.
