SNMP
V2c
support
Routing
Information
Protocol
(RIP)
table
support
Easy
setup
installation
wizard
with
built
‐
in
WAN
auto
detection
*Go
to
www.trendnet.com
for
a
list
of
compatible
3G
USB
modems
**Must
have
an
active
Internet
plan
with
the
respective
third
party
mobile
provider
***Maximum
wireless
signal
rates
are
referenced
from
IEEE
802.11
theoretical
specifications.
Actual
data
throughput
and
coverage
will
vary
depending
on
interference,
network
traffic,
building
materials,
and
other
conditions.
Wireless
Performance
Considerations
There
are
a
number
of
factors
that
can
impact
the
range
of
wireless
devices.
1.
Adjust
your
wireless
devices
so
that
the
signal
is
traveling
in
a
straight
path,
rather
than
at
an
angle.
The
more
material
the
signal
has
to
pass
through
the
more
signal
you
will
lose.
2.
Keep
the
number
of
obstructions
to
a
minimum.
Each
obstruction
can
reduce
the
range
of
a
wireless
device.
Position
the
wireless
devices
in
a
manner
that
will
minimize
the
amount
of
obstructions
between
them.
3.
Building
materials
can
have
a
large
impact
on
your
wireless
signal.
In
an
indoor
environment,
try
to
position
the
wireless
devices
so
that
the
signal
passes
through
less
dense
material
such
as
dry
wall.
Dense
materials
like
metal,
solid
wood,
glass
or
even
furniture
may
block
or
degrade
the
signal.
4.
Antenna
orientation
can
also
have
a
large
impact
on
your
wireless
signal.
Use
the
wireless
adapter’s
site
survey
tool
to
determine
the
best
antenna
orientation
for
your
wireless
devices.
5.
Interference
from
devices
that
produce
RF
(radio
frequency)
noise
can
also
impact
your
signal.
Position
your
wireless
devices
away
from
anything
that
generates
RF
noise,
such
as
microwaves,
radios
and
baby
monitors.
6.
Any
device
operating
on
the
2.4GHz
frequency
will
cause
interference.
Devices
such
as
2.4GHz
cordless
phones
or
other
wireless
remotes
operating
on
the
2.4GHz
frequency
can
potentially
drop
the
wireless
signal.
Although
the
phone
may
not
be
in
use,
the
base
can
still
transmit
wireless
signal.
Move
the
phone’s
base
station
as
far
away
as
possible
from
your
wireless
devices.
If
you
are
still
experiencing
low
or
no
signal
consider
repositioning
the
wireless
devices
or
installing
additional
access
points.
The
use
of
higher
gain
antennas
may
also
provide
the
necessary
coverage
depending
on
the
environment.
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