Belkin Wireless Notebook Network Card - Manual (Page 30)

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Using the Belkin 11Mbps Wireless Setup Utility
Notebook with
Wireless Notebook
Network Card
Notebook with
Wireless Notebook
Network Card
PC with Wireless Desktop
PCI Network Adapter
Ad-Hoc mode: This is used when the network is set up wirelessly. This mode allows wireless
PC card to wireless PC card communications and does not require the use of a WAP.
2. SSID
The Service Set Identifier (SSID) is like a name for the wireless network and is
sometimes called the "Network Name".
Infrastructure mode: The SSID should be set to the same value as the WAP.
Ad-Hoc mode:
The SSID on all Wireless Notebook Network Cards in the
network are set to the same value.
3. PS Mode
The power save mode enables or disables the PC from going into sleep mode.
Enabled: Allows your PCs to enter sleep mode, but this can disrupt steady
communication when the PC goes to sleep
Disabled: Disables PC from going into sleep mode and will allow
uninterrupted data communication over your network.
4. Restore Defaults
To restore the factory default settings, click on the restore defaults button. The
Wireless Notebook Network Card settings will be restored.