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Check access point settings
Maybe the channel settings and the encryption format doesn't
tally with the ones set on your access point. You can follow
the instructions on these setups in Wifi Setup Page, Page 7.
Check for 802.11g compliant in your access point
Media-Link uses the 802.11g wireless network standard and is
currently not compatible with other wireless network standard
such as 802.11a.
Check signal strength.
The following steps may be able to help improve the signal
strength: Make sure the wireless adapter is placed well away
from any power supply, power line or surge protectors. Any of
these items may cause interference and reduces the signal
strength. Some household appliances (e.g. cordless phone,
microwave, etc.) may also reduce the signal strength.
• Make sure that the access point's antenna is fully extended.
• Move the access point to higher position or give a better line
of site to your wireless network adapter.
• Reduce the distance between your wireless adapter card
and access point. Wireless networks typically have a range
of 100 to 300 feet. This distance may vary depending on any
physical blockage found (i.e. wall, partitions, etc.).
• Consider adding signal booster to your network (available
from some wireless equipment manufacturers)
Check network name
In the WIFI settings in your Media-Link, ensure that the network
name (SSID) is listed correctly. For further details on the WIFI
settings, please refer to Wifi Setup Page, Page 7.
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