WLAN settings (WLAN tab)
Enable power saving
Since a radio card has no direct wire connection of its own, it uses power from the
host computer. The Nokia D211 is equipped with a power saving option that
allows you to control the power consumption of your computer: you can prolong
the life of the battery when needed.
If you select the
Enable power saving check box, the radio card is fully powered
up only when sending or receiving data. The card wakes up from the power saving
mode at regular intervals to check if there is any data for it at a WLAN access
point, and wakes up immediately when there is any outgoing data.
Note: The speed of communication decreases when the power saving option
is used.
Note: The power saving option may not be compatible with WLAN access
points that are not Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) approved. Do not use power
saving with such access points.
Case-sensitive network names
By default, the name of the WLAN is case-sensitive. If you do not want the
network names to be case-sensitive, clear this check box.
Renew DHCP automatically when needed
If the network has a DHCP server and you want the system to allocate you IP
addresses automatically, select the
Renew DHCP automatically when needed
check box. You can also renew your IP address whenever you want by clicking the
Renew DHCP Now button.