WINDY31 USB Wireless Router Reviewers’ Guide WINDY31 USB Wireless Router Reviewers’ Guide 1
WINDY31 USB Wireless Router Reviewers’ Guide Before Installing SyNET WINDY31 for Review: What Can Windy31 Do For You? Thank you for considering SyNET WINDY31 for your evaluation. We anticipate your experience will be a positive one. We are also confident you will discover how easy and reliable SyNET WINDY31’s portable wireless networking performance is to operate, while providing LAN card functioning, too.
WINDY31 USB Wireless Router Reviewers’ Guide a. Windows XP/Vista b. Intel’s Pentium IV processor or above c. 512 MB RAM d. USB 1.1 or 2.0 Interface e. Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher f. Requires more than 30M bytes of usable hard disk space 2. Internet Connection During WINDY31’s installation, if you need it to be used as an AP or a Router, make sure the computer has a working Internet connection to receive wireless signals from other wireless devices that you want to share with.
WINDY31 USB Wireless Router Reviewers’ Guide 4. Directly Input IP Address – In case of client device is not automatically connected to the server computer. Installing SyNET WINDY31 Checklist before installing ① Computer to be installed with Windy31 must have more than one LAN Adapter. ② Computer to be installed with Windy31 must have Internet connection. Installation Please check your computer for Virus and Spyware, before installation.
WINDY31 USB Wireless Router Reviewers’ Guide 3) In Step 2, after “Program has been successfully installed“ appears, click “OK”. Then, Windy31 has completed installation. Connection method may differ according to Wireless LAN device, please refer to Wireless LAN usage method. (For wireless device usage method, please refer to wireless device product manual or please contact the provider.) WINDY31 Gateway Manager Setting (Windows XP) Windy31 Gateway Manager Setting screen.
WINDY31 USB Wireless Router Reviewers’ Guide Internet access by other users can be controlled in “Access Control” menu of Windy31 Gateway as shown on the right. Software upgrade ① Disable : Disable access to the internet . ② Allow All : All the Mac addresses listed in the table can be accessed to the internet. ③ Reject All : All the Mac addresses listed in the table can not be accessed to the internet. Click “Auto Update” to confirm that you are using the most updated software version.
WINDY31 USB Wireless Router Reviewers’ Guide LAN Adapter Setting (Windows Vista) Wireless LAN connection 1. Scan AP 2. Select AP 3. Add to Profile 4. Select profile tab 5. Select the profile ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ Select AP as connection mode from AP list Add to Profile : Add the selected AP to Profile Profile : Menu to connect to AP using Added Profile Rescan : Scan Wireless AP Switch to Gateway mode : Switch to Wireless Router mode 6.
WINDY31 USB Wireless Router Reviewers’ Guide Link Status dialog shows specific wireless connection Directly Input IP Address (Windows XP) On Client Device only: IP Address may need to be put into some laptops or PDAs(with WinCE 5.0 below version) in order to get more stable connectivity, but PSP, PMP, or Nintendo etc. using WinCE 5.0 works fine without having to input it. - Select “Wireless Network Connection”, click right-side of mouse to select “Properties” on the drop-down menu. 1. Start 2.
WINDY31 USB Wireless Router Reviewers’ Guide 6. Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) 7. Properties On “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” below, select “Use the following IP Address” to directly input IP Address. - IP Address : IP address which used in Windy31, is in-between the following IP range 192.168.33.2 to 192.168.33.254. - Subnet Mask : Windy31 uses C-class by default. (255.255.255.0) -Default gateway : Windy31 uses Default gateway. (192.168.33.
WINDY31 USB Wireless Router Reviewers’ Guide What is an IP address? IP or Internet Protocol is a unique quartet of numbers ranging from 0~ 254. These unique numbers are assigned to one specific computer at any given time. An IP address is divided into two parts: a network number and a host number. The idea is that all computers that operate on one physical network will have the same network number (like a street name).
