Wifi Wireless Ethernet Bridge Adaptor IEEE 802.11b/g

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Wifi Wireless Ethernet Bridge Adaptor IEEE 802.11b/g

Price:

$33.18

SKU:

WIFI-BDG

Brand:

Vonets

Weight:

1.50 KGS

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( 1 product review )

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Product Description

Powered by USB, this WiFi bridge can convert any wired ethernet device into wireless. It can be used for many common network products, such a a wired router, IP camera, PS3, Dreambox, receivers, Starview, Technomate, Kryptview. The list goes on.

The WiFi bridge can convert any device with an ethernet port into wireless including the following;

Gaming consoles (including PlayStation 3 and XBox 360 etc),
IP Security Cameras & IP DVR's
VoIP ATAs & VoIP Phones
All IPTV Setup Boxes (including Dreambox's)
NAS Drives
Media Players and Streamers (such as popcorn, snazzi)
Network Printers & Scanners
TV's
Anything with an RJ45 ethernet port...

Specification

USB Interface: USB Port for power in or /1 x DC-2.0 female power port for power in; interchangeable
Ethernet Interface: 10/100 Ethernet RJ45 Connector
Power Out: DC-2.0 male power port for power out;
Input Voltage: DC5V-15V
Consumed Power: < 1.5W
Transmission Distance: ~23-35m
Encryption Support: WEP (64 bit), WEP (128 bit), WPA, WPA2
Wireless Compatability: IEEE 802.11B/G
Transmission Frequency: 2.4Ghz
Wifi Model: AP Client
VOIP Adapter Support: ALL VoIP ATAs and VoIP Phones

Package Includes

Wifi Bridge
Installation CD

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Product Reviews

Easy to Set Up

Posted by Clive on 29th Dec 2011

This was brought to enable my son to connect his xbox360 to a wireless network. It is initially hard to set up if only because the instructions are in pidgeon english, and do not state that to set this up sucessfully, your PC MUST be disconnected from the wireless network AND the PCs' USB must be able to supply the unit with sufficient power. NOT ALL Laptops (if you use one to configure this device) will have enough power through the USB power the unit for set up. So if you use a laptop and you fail to create the connection or the unit shows network unplugged, this is why. When you get to the stage where it asks you to input a security code so that it can "create" a password, you have to enter the password that you use to connect to your router/hub/home hub. Hope this helps.