Appendix
Problem | Causes and remedies |
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The connection qual- | ì Increase the distance between your |
ity is poor or there is | Gigaset USB Adapter 300 and the device causing the |
interference. | interference. |
| ì Make sure that the PC on which the Gigaset USB Adapter |
| 300 is installed and the device causing the interference are |
| connected to the power supply via different sockets. |
| ì Do not place your PC with the Gigaset USB Adapter 300 |
| near microwave devices or devices with wireless video- |
| audio transmission, e.g. room monitors such as baby |
| alarms, or near large metal objects. |
| ì A wireless network in the neighbourhood may be using the |
| same channel. Change the radio channel for all the wire- |
| less devices within your network. |
| ì Align the antenna at the access point. |
| ì Choose another place for your PC. |
It takes a long time to | Depending on the environment and the devices, setting up a |
set up a connection. | connection may take a while. |
| ì Click Scan on the Site Monitor tab or |
| work in question. |
You cannot establish | If you cannot establish a connection between your Gigaset USB |
a connection to the | Adapter 300 and an access point, try one or more of the follow- |
access point. | ing: |
| ì Make sure that the physical connection of the access point |
| operates reliably. |
| ì Make sure that the same SSID is used for the Gigaset USB |
| Adapter 300 and the access point. |
| ì Check whether the security settings configured for the |
| Gigaset USB Adapter 300 match those for the access point, |
| e.g. the same key for WEP encryption. |
| ì Check whether your access to the access point is blocked by |
| other security measures, e.g. by a MAC filter or filter for IP |
| addresses. |
| ì Make sure that the IP address and the subnet mask are con- |
| figured correctly on the IP Settings tab. |
| As a rule, it is necessary to assign dynamic IP addresses |
| when operating a network in infrastructure mode. |
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