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04-01-11, 19:24
Introducing the Open Media WIFI Bridge
This device allows you to connect any fixed wired network device to your wireless network. It Supports WEP (64 bit), WEP (128 bit), WPA, WPA2 security.
Applications:
Gaming consoles (including PlayStation 3 and XBox 360),
VoIP ATAs and VoIP Phones
IPTV Setup Boxes (including Dreambox's, Starview 6, Starview Combo, Protek 9600, VU+, Technomate, Blade, Clarke-Tech)
NAS Drives
Network Printers & Scanners
IP Security Cameras & IP DVR's
CLICK HERE TO ORDER (http://www.world-of-satellite.co.uk/Networking-WiFi/Openmedia-WiFi-Bridge)
Specification:
1 x 10/100 base Ethernet cable header;
1 x USB Port for power in;
1 x DC-2.0 female power port for power in;
1 x DC-2.0 male power port for power out;
Input Voltage: DC5V-15V;
Consumed Power: Less than 1.5W;
Transmission Distance Indoor: 30m
Installation:
Simply install the software on the CD supplied on your computer, connect the WIFI bridge to your computer's Ethernet port and USB port (for power)
Run the Software, and follow the instructions on screen (here you can specify your wireless routers security, passphrase etc.)
Once setup is complete the Blue and Orange LED lights on the Wifi bridge will flash, now you can disconnect from your PC and connect to any device that is currently hard wired to your wireless router.
The wifi bridge can be powered from a USB port, so if your device has a free USB port then there is no need for an external power pack.
The wifi bridge also has a power out in the form of a 2.0 male DC connector, so if your device is running off a 5-15v, 2.0 pin DC adapter then you can use this adapter to power the wifi bridge and then connect the power out from the wifi bridge to your device, so your using the device's DC adapter for both your device and the wifi bridge.
Alternatively you can power your device from a DC adapter that has a 2.0 pin which is centre positive and is outputing between 5-15v (which is not included).
This device is very small and compact (9cm x 5cm x 1.5cm) and can be hidden away behind your device.
This device allows you to connect any fixed wired network device to your wireless network. It Supports WEP (64 bit), WEP (128 bit), WPA, WPA2 security.
Applications:
Gaming consoles (including PlayStation 3 and XBox 360),
VoIP ATAs and VoIP Phones
IPTV Setup Boxes (including Dreambox's, Starview 6, Starview Combo, Protek 9600, VU+, Technomate, Blade, Clarke-Tech)
NAS Drives
Network Printers & Scanners
IP Security Cameras & IP DVR's
CLICK HERE TO ORDER (http://www.world-of-satellite.co.uk/Networking-WiFi/Openmedia-WiFi-Bridge)
Specification:
1 x 10/100 base Ethernet cable header;
1 x USB Port for power in;
1 x DC-2.0 female power port for power in;
1 x DC-2.0 male power port for power out;
Input Voltage: DC5V-15V;
Consumed Power: Less than 1.5W;
Transmission Distance Indoor: 30m
Installation:
Simply install the software on the CD supplied on your computer, connect the WIFI bridge to your computer's Ethernet port and USB port (for power)
Run the Software, and follow the instructions on screen (here you can specify your wireless routers security, passphrase etc.)
Once setup is complete the Blue and Orange LED lights on the Wifi bridge will flash, now you can disconnect from your PC and connect to any device that is currently hard wired to your wireless router.
The wifi bridge can be powered from a USB port, so if your device has a free USB port then there is no need for an external power pack.
The wifi bridge also has a power out in the form of a 2.0 male DC connector, so if your device is running off a 5-15v, 2.0 pin DC adapter then you can use this adapter to power the wifi bridge and then connect the power out from the wifi bridge to your device, so your using the device's DC adapter for both your device and the wifi bridge.
Alternatively you can power your device from a DC adapter that has a 2.0 pin which is centre positive and is outputing between 5-15v (which is not included).
This device is very small and compact (9cm x 5cm x 1.5cm) and can be hidden away behind your device.