Symptom | Cause/Remedy |
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Forgot the encryption | c Return Access Point to factory default settings and then |
key. | reconfigure it. For details, see the documentation of the |
| Access Point. |
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Transfer rate is 11 | 11 Mbps is a theoretical value. Under |
Mbps, but MPEG2 | transfer rate will normally be in the range of 4 - 5 Mbps. This |
data does not transfer | is true for all IEEE 802.11b compliant systems. The |
without interruption. | bandwidth available with wireless communications may not |
| be sufficient for |
| MPEG2. |
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Communication fails | The actual communication distance depends on various |
although the computer | factors such as installation site conditions, presence of |
is located within 100 | obstacles, and so on. |
m (330 feet) of the | c Move the computer closer to the Access Point. |
Access Point. |
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Link test results in | The Access Point and the computer are too far apart. |
many dropped | c Move the computer closer to the Access Point. |
messages. | File transfer is in progress on the network. |
| |
| c During transfer of large files, performance may |
| temporarily drop. Repeat the test when the network is not |
| being used for file transfer. |
There is radio interference.
cIf there is another wireless station nearby using the same channel, try changing the channel number.
cIf a
A microwave oven is being used nearby.
cA microwave oven may also have an adverse effect on communication performance. Do not use it at the same time.
Notes
•When more than 2% of messages are dropped, communication performance will be seriously affected. At 5% and higher, most network applications will have trouble functioning.
•Perform the link test for at least 1 minute continuously (minimum 200 messages) to ensure meaningful results.
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