HWU8DD
Hi-Gain USB Wireless-G Dish Networking Adapter
Hi-Gain USB Wireless-G Dish Adapter
PACKAGE CONTENTS: One Hi-Gain USB Wireless-G Dish Adapter One CD, includes drivers, Software Utility and Users Manual Easy to follow Quick Installation Guide One USB Cable Hawking WiFi HotSpot Locator Software
Hi-Powered USB Wireless-G Adapter for your Desktop of Laptop PC! The HWU8DD is designed to connect your desktop computer or laptop easily to any 802.11b or 802.11g wireless network via a USB 2.0 connection to your computer. Hawkings award winning Hi-Gain antenna technology extends wireless connection distances by up to 300%. The HWU8DD is equipped with a new 8dBi Directional Dish antenna that provides more distance, better connection speeds and a more reliable connection compared to most wireless adapters on the market. The new Hi-Gain Dish Antenna technology allows for a wider wireless reception radius while at the same time providing our strongest indoor antenna gain yet. The built-in LED signal strength indicators on the HWU8DD provide real-time network signal strength information to poinpoint the best connection within your area. Features High Speed Wireless Networking for your Laptop or Desktop PC Advanced Directional Dish Antenna Designed for Excellent Wireless Range and Performance Hi-Gain 8dBi Antenna Extends Wireless Distance by up to 300% (Eliminates wireless dead spots) The Only Wireless Networking Adapter to integrate Dish Antenna Technology Setup Wizard installs the Dish Adapter in minutes
Systems Requirement: Pentium compatible or above w/ CD-Rom Windows 98SE, 2k, ME, XP One Available USB Port (USB 2.0 required for 54Mbps networking, USB 1.1 for 11mbps) 802.11b or 802.11g Wireless Network
Step 1 - Insert the Installation CD and run the Setup Wizard Step 2 - Connect the Adapter to your USB port Step 3 - Connect to your Wireless network
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Network Specifications: IEEE802.11b/g (Wireless) Host Interface USB 2.0 / 1.1 / 1.0 Device Interface Mini USB Data Rate: 54/48/36/24/18/12/11/5.5/2/1Mbps auto fallback Security: 64/128-bit WEP Data Encryption WPA, WPA2 Frequency Band: 2.400~2.4835GHz (Industrial Scientific Medical Band) Wireless Transmit Power 23 ~ 24 dBm Antenna: Hi-Gain Directional Dish Antenna (8 dBi gain) Software and Management Wireless Management Utility Software or Windows based utility LEDs: Power Wireless Activity Temperature: Operating: 0~55C Humidity: Max 95% (Non-condensing) PERFORMANCE DIAGRAM:
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How do I sign up for Last Marathon? A1. With a computer and a wireless or Wi-Fi card or adapter: 1. Scan for wireless network (if you dont know how to do this, see A2 or A3 below) 2. Connect to the network named Last Marathon 3. Open Internet Explorer or Firefox Web Browser. The Last Marathon login page will appear. 4.Click on Click to Sign Up and follow the instructions A2. To scan for wireless networks in Windows XP: 1. Find and open My Computer 2. On the left pane, under Other places, Find and open My Network Places 3. On the left, under Network Tasks, open View Network Connections 4. Under LAN or High Speed Connection, right click on Wireless Network Connection. 5. Click on View Available Wireless Networks (if you get an error, use the configuration program that came with your wireless adapter). 6. Select Last Marathon A3. To scan for wireless networks in Windows Vista: 1. Click Start Connect to 2. Select Last Marathon My username and password do not work? A1. Make sure you are using the correct username and password A2. Make sure you are adding @ccr.net after your username A3. Make sure that the Caps Lock key is not enabled How do I correct the error Radius server not responding? A1. Put @ccr.net after your username and try again. My AOL email does not work, what do I do? A1. Make sure that you are connected to the internet by browsing to one or two websites, then call AOL. My email does not work. A1. Please call your email provider, CCR only provides access to the internet. Why do I have to login every time I want to access the internet? A1. Security Purposes. I have low signal, what do I do to improve it? A1. Like using a cell phone in a weak signal area, try moving your computer or wireless adapter near a window that is facing one of the Last Marathon Access Points

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A2. Many good quality laptop and laptop wireless cards will work on the network. However, Last Marathon does not support internal wireless cards. Customers have reported the best results with USB adapters that are connected to the computer with a USB cable. Good results were reported by customers using the hField WiFire, DLINK DWA-142, Hawking HWU8DD, Hawking HWDN1, Hawking HWDN2, Hawking HWU9DD,Buffalo WLE-DA2, Buffalo WLE-MYG, Buffalo WLE-AT-DACB, Buffalo WLE-AT-DACW, Xterasys WCU5102 No matter which adapter you buy, make sure that the adapter has a cable, so that you can place it near a window that faces a Last Marathon Access Point. Adapters may be purchased at Best Buy, Circuit City, CompUSA or other consumer electronics stores. You may also try Staples, Office Max or other office supply store. 8. My Windows Updates does not work? A1. Contact Microsoft for issues related to Windows Updates. A2. Windows Vista users may have to wait for Windows Vista Service Pack 1 if they are having problems with Windows Updates. Is email provided by Last Marathon Networks? A1. No, Last Marathon just provides the Internet connection
10. How do I get email? A1. You can use Yahoo, MSN or Google email services to obtain free email. 11. What is the speed? A1. It is burst-able up to 512k.