The communication speed for the wireless LAN or the communication con- ditions vary depending on the actual distance between the communication devices, the surrounding environment such as obstacles, the equipment configuration, the signal quality, the presence of walls, materials, and soft- ware used, etc.
•There is a possibility of access collisions in accessing the wireless LAN access point.
Try to access again in a little while.
•Change the channel setting for the access point. The effect of band interference may disappear and this may help to improve the communication speed.
The communication speed for IEEE802.11g may slow down automatically because IEEE802.11g retains compatibility with IEEE802.11b under mixed environments with IEEE802.11b.
Also, channel band interference may cause a slow down in the communi- cation speed for IEEE802.11b devices.
•Set the wireless channel for the wireless LAN access point if it is using multiple AP’s or used with other wireless LAN access points. Refer to the user's manual that came with the wireless LAN access point for detailed settings.
•Make sure that a microwave is not used nearby.
The 2.4 GHz band used by IEEE802.11b/g is a signal band shared with various devices. Using a microwave nearby when the wireless LAN is communicating may cause a decrease in communication speed and the communication distance, or interrupt the communication depending on the circumstances.
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