Wireless HDMI Antenna Reticle Switcher Broadband Routers

Specifications:

• The wireless routers are combined wired or wireless network connection devices
• The broadband routers are designed specifically to meet the need of small business, offices, and home office networking requirements
• The wireless routers can comply with the IEEE 802.11n(draft 2.0)standard with wireless transmission speeds of up to 150M or 300M,the router features 4 10/100Mbps ports to achieve the most effective data transmission
• The broadband modem router adopts MIMO as well as SST technologies, has tress detachable Omni directional antennas providing even better wireless performance, transmission rates, stability and coverage CCA technology automatically avoids channel conflicts using its channel selection feature
• The wireless routers also work well with other 11g and 11 n protocol wireless products

Details:

• The overall design of the wireless router is very detailed

• There are several plugs over the router to meet the need of different people

• There are small space in the bottom of the router to make it ventilated

• You can see that the router is very tough and durable

• These e are the fittings of the broadband modem router to help the router to work normally

How to Install a Wireless Router for Beginners

• Choose your equipment wisely. There are many types of wireless routers, and they are not all created equal. Some of the lower end wireless routers are very basic, and will limit your home network to speed of 56 megabits per second (Mbps.) This is really not a very fast speed. If your access points will be very far apart, consider getting a router with ultra-range abilities, or a dual-band router. Also, while you're at the store, be sure to pick up one wireless access point for each computer you intend to connect to your network
• Remove your DSL or cable modem from the power supply
• Remove the ethernet cable which connects your DSL or cable modem to your computer from the computer, but leave it plugged into the back of your modem. This cable looks something like a phone cord on the ends, but with much larger connectors and a larger, round cable. Do not remove the phone cord from the modem which is plugged into the telephone jack on your wall
• Connect the loose end of the ethernet cable to the internet port on the back of your router. This port should be clearly marked, and will probably be a different color than the other ports
• Reconnect your modem to the power source. To protect it, plug it into the same surge protector which guards your computer
• Plug the ethernet cable which came with your router into the ethernet connector on the network card on the back of your computer. Then plug the other end into one of the ethernet network ports on the back of the router
• Plug the router's power cord into the power supply. This device should also be protected by a surge protector. If you run out of plugs, it is well worth ten or twenty dollars to invest in a second surge protector
• Check the lights on the front or top of your router. The power light should be on, as well as the internet light, the wireless light, the security light, and a light for one of your ethernet network connections. Check to see if any lights are off, flashing, or red or amber in color. This will indicate that the router is having a problem. If any lights are not on as they should be, check your cable connections to ensure that they are securely connected. Repeat the setup steps if necessary
• Install the software provided by your wireless router's manufacturer

Package Included:

• 1 x Reticle
• 1 x Adapter
• 1 x Antenna
• 1 x Wireless-N Broadband Router