The first preparation is ensuring you have everything you need. There should be some wireless router instructions in the box that will tell you what was supposed to come with your wireless router.

If you can’t find that wireless router manual, look on the CD that came with the router. It is inside the box. Print them out, or read them that wireless router instructions on your computer. (more…)

Simple Access Points aren’t crammed with user and network configuration data, instead they are designed to concentrate on the radio functions. These devices rely on all of the necessary controlling intelligence to be provided elsewhere on the network, e.g. by an access controller, a wired switch, or even a router. These Simple Access Points are usually described as being “thin,” “dumb,” or “lite.” (more…)

With the advent of wireless networking and laptops, we have greatly increased our ability to connect to the Internet without the use of a cord. There are a lot of advantages to wireless networking including convenience, mobility and low cost. There are also a few disadvantages which include lack of security, lack of range, lack of reliability, and lack of speed. (more…)

In today’s technological world a wireless nurse call system, will normally be the cheapest, most configurable, and most reliable answer for receiving emergency alarms from the occupants in your hospital or assisted living care home.

Alongside the newer, wireless nurse alerting systems there are a myriad of clunky old “call bell” systems in use today. (more…)