Buffalo Technology WLI-USB-L11G Using AirStation and Windows, Introduction, Using your USB Client

3 Using AirStation and Windows

3.1 Introduction

This chapter provides general information about:

•Using your USB Client

•Viewing Other Computers

•Using the Client Manager

•Viewing Wireless Link Quality

•View/Modifying USB Client Settings

•Finding More Information

3.2 Using your USB Client

Radio Antennas

The built-in radio and antennas of your AirStation USB Client perform best in an open environment with as few obstacles as possible. To achieve the maximum range for wireless communications do not cover the USB Client device with any objects.

Removing the USB Client

If you do not need the wireless connectivity of your AirStation USB Client, you can disconnect and remove the USB Client.

CAUTION:

When removing the AirStation USB Client you will lose your connection to the network. Prior to removing the USB Client, make sure you have closed all files and network applications (such as e-mail.)

Maintenance of your USB Client

To clean the USB Client, gently wipe it with a soft (damp) cloth. To avoid damage to the USB Client do not use abrasive materials, or rinse the device with liquids.

3.3 Viewing Other Computers

When multiple AirStations are up-and-running in your wireless network, you can use the procedure described below to see the other computers:

1.Start Windows Explorer.

2.Scroll down the list of files and folders to look for the item Network Neighborhood.

3.Double-click the Network Neighborhood item to display all stations in your Microsoft Networking Group.

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