Creative Sound blaster wireless music User Manual page 54

Why do I have problems connecting to my wireless network when I use
an 802.11g router?
Your 802.11g router may be running on an older firmware version. Download and
install the latest version of your router's firmware that provides full 802.11g
compatibility. Contact your router's manufacturer for more information.
How do I know if my Receiver is connected to my wireless network?
The Information menu on your RF Remote displays the IP address of your Receiver.
When connected to the same wireless network, the only difference between this IP
address and the IP address of the computer that Wireless Music Media Server is
running on, is the last number. For example, the IP address of your Receiver can
be 192.168.1.100, whilst the IP address of the computer that Wireless Music
Media Server is running on is 192.168.1.101.
To view the Information menu
1. Press the MENU button.
2. Scroll to the System option and press the Right
3. Scroll to the Information option and press the Right
What do I do if my Receiver is not connected to my wireless network?
• Try moving your Receiver closer to your wireless router or access point, or vice
versa
• Make sure your wireless router or access point is active and transmitting data
• Connect your Receiver to your computer and reconfigure your Receiver's
connection settings using Wireless Music Network Setup. For more information,
see "Step 2: Configure Hardware" on page 3-3.
How do I check the IP address of the computer that Wireless Music Media
Server is running on?
Move the mouse over the Wireless Music Media Server
computer's Taskbar. A dialog box will appear showing the IP address of the
computer. The Taskbar is usually located at the bottom right corner of your
desktop.
button or OK button.
button or OK button.
icon on your
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