AMEC WideLink R150GE, User Manual

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access WideLink R150GE via xxx.xxx.xxx or its local IP address.
Move your wireless device closer to the routers and reconnect again.
3.
Why is the Wi-Fi signal weak and how can I improve it?
Weak Wi-Fi signal may come from the following reason:
The WideLink R150GE is too far from the client devices.
There might be intervening barriers (e.g. large expanses of metal) that can block
Wi-Fi signals.
Nearby devices (e.g. microwaves/wireless phones) using the same frequency
band may interfere with the router’s 2.4GHz Wi-Fi transmission.
To improve Wi-Fi signal strength, you may try the following solutions:
Ensure the Wi-Fi antenna is properly attached to WideLink R150GE.
Relocate your router to the center of the area where the client devices are placed,
or to a position where the WideLink R150GE and the devices are within a visible
distance without interfering barriers. However, the two locations may not always
work, and you may try other locations to find out the best WideLink R150GE
placement.
Substitute WideLink R150GE default Wi-Fi 2dBi antenna with a higher gain Wi-Fi
antenna.