Bosch Coach MediaRouter Instrucciones De Manejo página 18

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You will find these settings in the Internet menu:
Connection name
f
Normally the settings for your SIM card are
managed under the name of your provider. You can
change the connection name.
Access point (APN)
f
Enter the name of your provider's APN profile here.
The APN profile contains the information needed
for the mobile internet connection, and allows the
device to establish the connection automatically. It
is possible that you will just have to enter the PIN for
your SIM card (e.g. when first establishing the
connection).
Network profiles
f
Choose an APN profile here. Click List Profiles to
display the APN profiles that are known to the
device. Then click the APN profile in the list that you
want.
Roaming
f
When roaming is active, the device can establish a
connection via a third-party network outside its
home network (e.g. when abroad).
Attention: Additional fees are payable for roaming.
PIN entry
f
Change the PIN of the inserted SIM card here. Have
the current PIN ready before you start.
f Data volumes
Display the time at which the data volume counter
was last reset to "0".
The data volume for uploads and downloads since
the last reset is shown on the status line at the
bottom left.
Click Reset counter to reset the counter.
User / Password
f
If your provider requires it, enter the username and
password for the mobile internet connection here.
Authentication
f
If the username and password are necessary, enter
the authentication mode (PAP, CHAP) here.
f DNS1/2
If DNS server names are not assigned automatically,
enter them here.
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WLAN settings
f Choose the Settings/WLAN menu item.
You will find these settings in the WLAN menu:
SSID (network name)
f
The SSID (Service Set Identifier) is the network
name of the device in the WLAN, and is factory-set
to "Coach MediaRouter".
You can enter an individual network name of up to
32 characters in length.
Hide SSID
f
When this option is switched on, the WLAN network
of the device is invisible to other WLAN devices.
Network mode
f
Choose the WLAN standard you want here (Mixed
b/g/n / Mixed b/g / b-only / g-only / n-only).
f Region
Choose the region in which you will use the device
here. The number of available channels (see next
point) differs between regions.
f Channel
Choose the channel that the device is to use in the
wireless network here. The set channel determines
the frequency on which the device will send and
receive.
f Encryption
Choose the encryption method that will be used for
the data traffic between the WLAN and the device
here (WPA / WPA2 / WPA & WPA2 mixed), or else
turn encryption off (Open). Encrypted data traffic
prevents unauthorized access to the data being
exchanged.
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