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Resetting the Wireless Access Point to Factory Default Setting.
You may choose to Reset the Wireless Access Point by doing the following:
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Locate the Reset button on the back of the Wireless Access Point
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Use a paper clip to press the Reset button
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Hold the reset button for at least 5 seconds before you release
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Wait till the Wireless Access Point reboots itself (it may take a few
minutes), then the configuration will be set back to factory default values.
4.
What are the operation modes supported by the Wireless Access Point?
The Wireless Access Point supports 4 operation modes:
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Access Point:
Forms a wireless network and works as a bridge to communicate with
Ethernet LAN network.
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AP Client:
Acts as an wireless client which allows the computers that are connected to
the AP to communicate with other wireless clients.
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Point-to-Point Bridge:
Connects two independent Ethernet LAN networks or computers wirelessly.
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Multi-point Bridge:
Connects more than two independent Ethernet LAN networks or computers
wirelessly.
5.
What is the difference between 22Mbps and 11Mbps wireless products?
What 's the benefit of LevelOne WAP-0002?
The 22Mbps is made possible by the new modulation method called PBCC
developed by TI, which is different from the current CCK modulation method
for 11Mbps. The LevelOne WAP-0002 offers double data rate than that of
11Mbps with 20% more distance coverage. The 22Mbps wireless products also
operate in the 2.4GHz ISM band and they are backward compatible with
11Mbps wireless products.
6.
What is Roaming?
Roaming is the ability of portable computers, e.g., Packet PC and notebook, to
have consistent and continuous data transmission/reception throughout an area
covered by more than one Wireless Access Point. In order to achieve seamless
connectivity, all the wireless clients and Access Points must be set to use the
same SSID. When a user walked out of the coverage area of one AP into
another, the wireless client network device will automatically reestablish
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