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12.3 Network menu
The Network menu gives you access to network and wireless settings. See below for an
overview.
Note: If you just want to see what the settings are, open the Network/Wireless Info items and not
the Config items.
Network Type
Select whether you want to connect to a
Wireless network
or to a
Wired network
.
Network Config.
Network Mode
Choose
DHCP
for automatic network
configuration by your network host.
(preferred)
Choose
Static IP
for manually entering a
static network configuration.
Choose
Auto IP
for automatic network
configuration without a network host.
IP Address
,
Netmask
,
Only
Static IP
requires you to fill in values
Gateway
,
DNS 1
and for
IP Address
,
Netmask
,
Gateway
,
DNS 1
DNS 2
and
DNS 2
. See below for an explanation.
Wireless Config.
Wireless Mode
Choose whether your wireless network has
an
Access Point
(Wireless Base Station) or
is an
Ad-Hoc Network
(Peer-to-peer).
Network Name (SSID)
Enter the name (SSID) of the wireless
network you want to join.
Note: the SSID is case-sensitive, meaning that ‘philips’ is not the same
as ‘PHILIPS’ or ‘Philips’.
Channel Number
Choose one of the available WiFi channels
in your region. (Select 0 for automatic
channel assignment.)
Encryption Config.
First, select whether or not to use wireless network encryption:
WEP Encryption Off/On
.Then, you may enter up to 4
WEP Keys
to choose from. Enter 5 ASCII or 10 HEX characters to use a
64-bit WEP-key; enter 13 ASCII or 26 HEX characters to use a
128-bit WEP-key.The number of characters determines the type of
key you use. Finally, choose which of the four keys to use:
WEP Transmit Key
.
Important:
You must use the same encryption key throughout your
wireless network.
Proxy Config.
Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) may have provided you with
Proxy Settings
for
HTTP
(Internet) and/or for
RTSP
(used for
video streaming (MPEG-4)).
If this is the case, enter the proxy name(s) and port(s) your ISP
provided you with.
Network Info
For viewing the Network settings, including the physical
Ethernet MAC Address
you may sometimes need for identifying
the
Wired
network adapter of the SL400i.
Wireless Info
For viewing the Wireless settings, including the physical
NIC MAC Address
you may sometimes need for identifying the
Wireless
network adapter of the SL400i. Go to
Signal Level
to
check the wireless signal quality.
