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Specifications:
- The wireless LAN card is complying with IEEE802.11g, adopts
- WLAN transmission technologies
- Resulting in transmission distances of 2-3 times that of 11b, 11g products, transmission range is extended from4-9 times
- The wireless LAN card provides mulfi security protection
- Complying with 64/128/152-bit WEP Encyption, WPA, IEEE802.1X, TKIP and AES, the wireless LAN card has super-safety datd communication ability, with it,s strong firewall, the adapter effective security to protect the wireless network from intruders
Details:
- The network LAN card adapter supports IEEE802.11g standards, faster transmission speed, signal quality higher
- Made of high quality material, the wireless LAN adapter is durable and reliable for long time use
Introduction:
How to Set Up an Edup Wireless LAN Adapter:Install the wireless adapter in your computer
- Depending on which type of adapter you have, this process will differ. A USB adapter can simply be plugged into a USB slot on your computer. A PCMCIA wireless adapter card will plug into a PCMCIA slot on a laptop. These slots are usually on the side of the laptop
- If you have a PCI-type adapter for a desktop computer, you will need to open your computer case, and plug it into a PCI slot. In most computers, the PCI slot is white, and shorter than the other slot types. The instruction manual that came with the adapter should contain detailed instructions on how to physically install the adapter
Install the software drivers for the wireless adapter
- In most cases, your computer should automatically begin to install the right drivers
- Alternatively, you may wish to install them manually from the driver disc that should have come packaged with the adapter. Insert the CD and wait for a window to pop up. There should be a button called "Install Drivers." Click it, and follow the onscreen instructions
- Some users have reported receiving the wrong drivers with their Edup adapters, or that the official drivers do not work. If this happens to you, download and install the "I-O DATA WN-B11/USBSL Wireless LAN Adapter 3.0.2.0" drivers. The website of the company that manufactures the Edup line of wireless adapters does not host the drivers needed to run the adapters
Join a wireless network
- Once the adapter and its drivers have been properly installed, your computer will ask you if you wish to join a wireless network. It will display a list of wireless networks your adapter can locate. Select your home network from the list. If you set up your home network to require a password, you will be asked to enter it now. Once you have selected your network and entered your password, the set up of your Edup wireless LAN adapter should be complete.
Package Included:
- 1 x 54M Wireless 802.11g PCI Network LAN Card Adapter
- 1 x Antenna
- 1 x CD Drive
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Troy Stewart
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02-07-2011- Other Thoughts: Set up is pretty simple. It is a little whimpy and bulky. That's b/c of the antenna sticking out. However, it works flawlessly. Speed is good too.
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Trana
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08-16-2012- Pros: It works
- Cons: Fiddly drivers
- Other Thoughts: The included drivers doesnt work in Win 7 64bit and it took me a while trying various Broadcom drivers to get one that got the card working at the expected performance.
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Jared House
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04-18-2011- Other Thoughts: What you want me to say about this product, JUST BUY IT IF YOU NEED ONE. Easy install and works great. You don't need to know much about it. Linksys is King of Networking.
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Connie Bratcher
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02-28-2011- Other Thoughts: For some reason the ethernet port on my MOBO would not show up, so I purchased this to hard wire my router into my DSL modem. This was done trying to get the MagicJack to work, it did not help. One good thing did happen though, my on-board ethernet port showed up and all's good with that now. THIS BOARD IS DOING AS GOOD AS CAN BE EXPECTED.
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Erin Tuttle
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01-11-2011- Other Thoughts: It worked fine after I found the drivers online using my laptop computer and then using a usb drive to move them over. Although there was a folder for the drivers on the cd it came with, it would not work on my vista 64 machine. I dont know if it is a problem will all vista 64 or just my hp or what. Any way after getting the drivers, it worked like a dream. The price was worth finding the drivers.
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