
Wireless USB Adapter
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- Señal. This indicates your adapter’s coverage percentage. 100% indicates maximum
coverage.
- Calidad de la Señal. Similar to Señal, this will tell you the level of coverage in the form
of a horizontal bar with colours ranging from red (poor coverage), to yellow (average
coverage, sufficient for connecting but surely with a limited speed), and finally green
(very good coverage).
4.2 Automatic configuration
Before connecting your USB Wireless Adapter to a wireless network:
1. Make sure that your router’s wireless network or access point is active.
Check that the wireless network indicator is on. If not, consult the installation guide or
equipment manual to activate it.
2. Check whether you have the following parameters of your wireless network: network name
(SSID) and encryption key (WPA,WEP, etc.) or WPS operating values (simple wireless
configuration method). You may check them on the label on the back of your router or by
reviewing the configuration with your router’s corresponding tool (for further information, we
recommend reviewing your router or access point user manual).
After checking the preliminary points, follow the instructions provided below for configuring the
network connection of your Movistar’s wireless USB adapter.
On the start window of the Management Utility of your “Available networks” Adapter.
If you use a Movistar router with a default configuration, identify both the name of the
wireless network (SSID) to which you will be connected and the Security key, which can
be found on the sticker on the underside of the device (see figure 4.6 ‘Security
parameters’). It is important to know the name of the network identifier (SSID). You can
change this to personalise the name of your network and therefore easily identify it from
amongst the whole available group.
Select the network you want to connect to from the list of wireless networks and press
Siguiente (if your network does not appear on the list, press Actualizar to detect networks
again).
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