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1st post. Please can anyone help. I have installed a Belkin 54g WAP part #
F5D7130uk on my home LAN. Everything connects to a D-Link DSL504 switch / dsl modem / router which has 4 x 100 ports on it. The first card I installed on my Compaq Armada M700 running Windows XP Pro laptop was an 802.11b Wireless Notebook Network Card Belkin Part # F5D6020. This worked but only up to a range of 20 to 30 feet. My house is a modern bungalow with plasterboard walls. I walked outside and could only get 20 to 30 feet range still. I switched off the DECT phones and the One For All Wireless Audio/Video Sender SV-1710 which runs on 2.4 GHz. I could still only get 20 to 30 feet. I have upgraded to Belkin 802.11g Wireless Notebook Network Card Part # F5D7010. Still only 20 to 30 feet! I live in a housing estate. There are no mobile phone transmitters nearby. There are no radio hams, etc. Can anyone offer any help please? tia Mark Mork |
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Have you tried putting the WAP in the loft? Or gone up there with the
laptop? Is the WAP sited near power cables or pipework running through the wall? jay |
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It could be any number of things....
Try changing channels on your laptop's card setup and see if that makes any difference. "Mork" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:3fef366a$0$7011$(E-Mail Removed). .. > 1st post. Please can anyone help. I have installed a Belkin 54g WAP part # > F5D7130uk on my home LAN. Everything connects to a D-Link DSL504 switch / > dsl modem / router which has 4 x 100 ports on it. > > The first card I installed on my Compaq Armada M700 running Windows XP Pro > laptop was an 802.11b Wireless Notebook Network Card Belkin Part # F5D6020. > This worked but only up to a range of 20 to 30 feet. My house is a modern > bungalow with plasterboard walls. I walked outside and could only get 20 to > 30 feet range still. I switched off the DECT phones and the One For All > Wireless Audio/Video Sender SV-1710 which runs on 2.4 GHz. I could still > only get 20 to 30 feet. > > I have upgraded to Belkin 802.11g Wireless Notebook Network Card Part # > F5D7010. Still only 20 to 30 feet! > > I live in a housing estate. There are no mobile phone transmitters nearby. > There are no radio hams, etc. > > Can anyone offer any help please? > > tia > Mark > > |
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I have downloaded the latest updates from MS for XP Pro. I have installed
the latest driver from Belkin tech support. I have sited the WAP as high as possible (almost ceiling height). I have slowed the laptop card down to 1Mb. I have selected the best channel and still only 35 feet! Any other tips gratefully accepted. Mark "Carter" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:CgkIb.453$(E-Mail Removed)... > It could be any number of things.... > > Try changing channels on your laptop's card setup and see if that makes any > difference. > > "Mork" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:3fef366a$0$7011$(E-Mail Removed). .. > > 1st post. Please can anyone help. I have installed a Belkin 54g WAP part > # > > F5D7130uk on my home LAN. Everything connects to a D-Link DSL504 switch / > > dsl modem / router which has 4 x 100 ports on it. > > > > The first card I installed on my Compaq Armada M700 running Windows XP Pro > > laptop was an 802.11b Wireless Notebook Network Card Belkin Part # > F5D6020. > > This worked but only up to a range of 20 to 30 feet. My house is a modern > > bungalow with plasterboard walls. I walked outside and could only get 20 > to > > 30 feet range still. I switched off the DECT phones and the One For All > > Wireless Audio/Video Sender SV-1710 which runs on 2.4 GHz. I could still > > only get 20 to 30 feet. > > > > I have upgraded to Belkin 802.11g Wireless Notebook Network Card Part # > > F5D7010. Still only 20 to 30 feet! > > > > I live in a housing estate. There are no mobile phone transmitters > nearby. > > There are no radio hams, etc. > > > > Can anyone offer any help please? > > > > tia > > Mark > > > > > > |
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Neighbours using video senders etc??
If no joy - take the thing back for another one - it may not be transmitting at full strength or somesuch. jay |
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No video senders locally. When I switch mine off no better. Also when I
switch off DECT no difference. I have contacted Belkin and they are focusing on the PCMCIA cardbus controller. Thanks mark "Jay" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)... > Neighbours using video senders etc?? > > If no joy - take the thing back for another one - it may not be > transmitting at full strength or somesuch. > > jay |
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