TOPEX BYTTON HSDPA
User’s Manual
pag. 81
b) Broadband router with wireless local connections
You may use BYTTON without its mobile (HSDPA) module, connecting instead a cable or DSL or fiber
modem to the WAN port of BYTTON. This way, the equipment acts a broadband router with wireless or
wired local connection. Alternately, its failover feature allow Bytton to work
primarily
as router for the
alternate connection, and when the wired Ethernet or PPPoE connection fails, it switches to using its
embedded HSDPA modem:
The embedded WiFi (802.11g) Access Point of Topex BYTTON allows immediate radio connection to
computers or peripheral devices (such as notebooks, PDA, printers, IP phones, surveillance cameras or
other devices equipped with WiFi interfaces).
You no longer need Ethernet cables to connect these devices and have all the advantages provided by
the Wireless Access Points!
Still, the four LAN ports are available, and you may combine in different configurations the wired and
wireless local connections.
In both home or small business environments BYTTON HSDPA allows flexible, mobile interconnection of
desktop and notebook computers, printers and other peripherals such as scanners, playstations for on-
line games, and provides web surfing, playing online games, netmeeting, video transmissions, listening
to mp3 music, etc
