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Re: DDAR Wireless
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From the mail archives John....
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I finally got around t setting up the Dell
Audio Receivers I purchased a while back. Software install and setup is
real easy. I think at one point a couple of reboots of one of the
receivers was required. Best bit was that I just plugged one into my
wireless kit and it worked first time. See attached picture, the receiver
in the forground has a white box on top, this has a wireless PCMCIA card
inside, a connection to 5v power and a short patch cable t the ethernet
socket on the back of the receiver. Just t the left of the laptop is the
Wireless gateway, which acts as a bridge t the main ethernet LAN.
M.
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 8:56
AM
Subject: [ukha_d] DDAR Wireless
Has anyone tried using there DDAR's wireless ?
I
was
thinking of connecting one Ethernet to wireless converters :-
http://www.orinocowireless.com/template.html?section=m57&page=125&envelo
pe=93
To
my wireless infrastructure WAP11
Any comments ?
I am a little
worried about bandwidth, I have had some small problems
streaming
wireless
mp3's (High bit rate) to the ipaq with a silver card
in the back,
quality
is very good with the earpiece but MS media player
skips a bit. I assume
its either bandwidth or that the ipaq is not quick
enough (or has too
small
a buffer)
John
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