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NU-AP699E9N3 Wireless Router User Manual
Appendix A
The wireless network adapter fails to search out wireless signals from
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NU-AP699E9N3.
When NU-AP699E9N3 that is in the Client mode or in the Reaper mode but disconnected
to the uplink AP does not support wireless client access and can be connected to through
an Ethernet cable only. If the problem persists, causes may be that NU-AP699E9N3 is far
distant from the terminal device or obstacles placed between them block wireless signals.
You can position NU-AP699E9N3 in a closer distance from the terminal device, reduce
obstacles between them, or add a wireless repeater. In addition, place microwave ovens,
Bluetooth devices, and wireless phones that interrupt WLAN signals far away from WLAN
devices.
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The wireless network adapter fails to connect to NU-AP699E9N3.
Some early-version wireless network adapters may not support WPA2 authentication. You
can set the authentication and encryption to WPA-AES, WPA-TKIP, or WEP.
NU-AP699E9N3 in the Repeater or Client mode fails to connect to the uplink AP, for
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example, the domestic gateway, to access the Internet, or it frequently gets
disconnected from the Internet.
Check that NU-AP699E9N3 is in the wireless signal coverage of its uplink device. Click
Site Survey in the Wireless Client Function page and check whether NU-AP699E9N3
can search out strong wireless signals from the uplink AP
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Wired connection to NU-AP699E9N3 is abnormal
Check status of the Ethernet indicator on the NU-AP699E9N3. If the Ethernet indicator
turns off, check whether the Ethernet cable is connected properly. If the problem persists,
replace the Ethernet cable.
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You cannot access the Internet.
Check whether the network adapter connected to the NU-AP699E9N3 can automatically
obtain an IP address. If it fails, enable DHCP for the domestic gateway or manually set the
IP address of the network adaptor and DNS.
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You fails to configure NU-AP699E9N3 using the Web page.
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