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| A Panda with Gadget's | Wireless Set-up Ahhhhh. We've got one of these at home The cable coming out of the modem thingy is a UBS one, and the in-put on the wireless box is a network yellow thingy. Or do I need a different wireless? Thanks, Jon.
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| Re: Wireless Set-up I've never seen a USB to Ethernet converter for modem's; to be honest you'l probably find it easier to buy an Ethernet Modem
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| A Panda with Gadget's | Re: Wireless Set-up
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| Rev 1.0B 2008 Update | Re: Wireless Set-up Plug in the cable coming from your phone point in to the back of the router. Not the USB cable. Then connect the cable the came with the ROUTER to the Ethernet on your pc or laptop. | ||
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| A Panda with Gadget's | Re: Wireless Set-up
. I was hoping I would be able to do what you suggested when I brought it.
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| Rev 1.0B 2008 Update | Re: Wireless Set-up Sounds like you have bought a Cable broadband router to me... Can you pop a pic up at all? | ||
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| A Panda with Gadget's | Re: Wireless Set-up
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| Re: Wireless Set-up Yeah it is, my bband at home came with a XyZel modem thing, replaced it with a D-Link cable (ethernet) modem. Works perfectly fine; there's quite a few options on the market. I think the one I bought was £30 but that was a few years ago and included next day registered delivery...
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| A Panda with Gadget's | Re: Wireless Set-up
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| A Panda with Gadget's | Re: Wireless Set-up
So is it like my sagem, I plug phone (and power in this case) in, and the out plug is a ethernet, not usb, and this plugs into the Netgear? Jon.
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| Re: Wireless Set-up
) for that to work on the laptop. Also means the laptop will have to be on and connected to both when anyone else wants to use the internet.The one I have at home is this: By all means look around, there must be a cheaper one available!
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| Re: Wireless Set-up Yeah thats how they are physically connected. The modem setup is detailed in the instruction manual
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| A Panda with Gadget's | Re: Wireless Set-up
I feel bad, I'm normally ok with computers, but wireless and networking has me stumped ![]() Thanks for all the help.
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(so long as they're both observing the industry standards and I can't see any excuse for them not to)
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| Rev 1.0B 2008 Update | Re: Wireless Set-up
He wouldn't need the Netgear one. The D-Link will do the job on it's own. The router he's bought is one to make a wired network wireless. Why would he need it when the D-Link will not only connect to the internet, but make it Wi-Fi? EDIT: Realised you only linked to a modem and not a modem router... Just get a modem router... Hang on and I will link to the corrects ones you need. This is what you need...
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