MN-520 can it be setup as an access point?

I am trying to setup my MN-520 wireless network card so
that it broadcasts a network signal. Is this possible?
This is the setup:
1.The card is in my laptop
2.my laptop is connected by an ethernet cable to an
ethernet hub
3.the hub is connected to a wired router

So the question is: Can I send the wired ethernet
connection to my MN-520 to broadcast a signal for others
to use?

If not what would be the most inexpensive way to
broadcast a signal?

The MN-520 will only receive a wireless signal.
You have to have a wireless router to broadcast a signal
for other wireless devices to use. The MN-500 routers on
eBay can be yours for less than $20. It will have to be
connected to the hub with a ethernet cable.


>-----Original Message-----
>I am trying to setup my MN-520 wireless network card so
>that it broadcasts a network signal. Is this possible?
>This is the setup:
>1.The card is in my laptop
>2.my laptop is connected by an ethernet cable to an
>ethernet hub
>3.the hub is connected to a wired router
>
>So the question is: Can I send the wired ethernet
>connection to my MN-520 to broadcast a signal for others
>to use?
>
>If not what would be the most inexpensive way to
>broadcast a signal?
>
>.
>

thanks 4 the info


>-----Original Message-----
>The MN-520 will only receive a wireless signal.
>You have to have a wireless router to broadcast a signal
>for other wireless devices to use. The MN-500 routers on
>eBay can be yours for less than $20. It will have to be
>connected to the hub with a ethernet cable.
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I am trying to setup my MN-520 wireless network card so
>>that it broadcasts a network signal. Is this possible?
>>This is the setup:
>>1.The card is in my laptop
>>2.my laptop is connected by an ethernet cable to an
>>ethernet hub
>>3.the hub is connected to a wired router
>>
>>So the question is: Can I send the wired ethernet
>>connection to my MN-520 to broadcast a signal for
others
>>to use?
>>
>>If not what would be the most inexpensive way to
>>broadcast a signal?
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>