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ptionally bad design, as only one sector of the office would have coverage, with the other areas surrounding the antenna having sp otty coverage at best. Power Output The radio output power is a fixed limit, but the amount of gain an antenna provides is variabl e. It is critical that a WiFi access point be paired with an antenna that is appropriate for its intended purpose. It is theoretic ally possible to use a high output access point with an very high gain antenna and create a situation where the emitted radio sign Paleo Diet al could approach being a health hazard in the most extreme cases. Legal Limitations The governing regulations covering WiFi in th e United States is what is known as the FCC's Part 15 rules. This document sets the limits of output power, technically referred t PurplePixie o as EIRP, as well as how much power the radio itself can emit. It is illegal to substitute antennas that are not type and like .
device. 2 Connect the wireless adapter into the USB port on the printer. Access one of the computers connected to your wireless ne twork. 3 Open the Start menu and click Control Panel. Scroll down and click the Network and Sharing Center icon. 4 Scroll to t he bottom of the window and click Printer Sharing. Click the Turn on Printer Sharing radio button. Click the Apply button to save the change. 5 Select the View Computers and Devices link at the upper-left corner of the window. Click the Add a Printer milkshape 3d button at the top of the screen. 6 Choose the Add a wireless printer option and click Next. Click the name of the printer fro m the list of available wireless devices. Click Next. 7 Click Finish to connect the computer to the wireless printer. Repeat t PurplePixie he setup process on any other computers on the network that need access to the printer.1 Insert a Windows XP installation disc Wi .
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