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shared files and folders as well as print to the main office printers
and use other shared network devices remotely
c. Link networks in multiple buildings together – A company with
multiple buildings will find the EZ-Bridge™ an inexpensive way to
link their buildings together. Up to 4 buildings can be linked seam-
lessly using EZ-Bridge™ wireless bridges.
d. Add a high speed link between your home network and a PC in
your remote studio or office which is located in an outbuilding on
your property.
e. Create a secure link for remote video and network based security
cameras. The EZ-Bridge™ works with all network based security
cameras.
f. Create a streaming video conference link between buildings. Be-
cause of the high 15Mb/sec bandwidth available with the EZ-
Bridge™ , it easily supports streaming video technologies used
for remote conferencing, like church meetings, business meet-
ings, etc.
Status Screen Tour
A.
Switch to Advanced WEB
-This control switches the menu system
to an advanced menu system with all options available. For ad-
vanced users only.
B.
Firmware Version
- This shows the firmware version loaded on the
unit. Visit EZ-Bridge.com/support/support.htm for firmware updates
C.
System Name, Location and Contact
– These are user fields.
You can assign any useful information in these fields. This can be
useful for identifying where the unit is located like “Mikes House” or
“Barn”.
D.
Mode
-This shows the current operating mode of the unit.
E.
Band
- Identifies what wireless frequency and protocol the unit is
set for.
F.
SSID
- When the unit is set as a client this shows the SSID of the
associated Access Point
G.
Channel Number
- Shows the wireless channel the unit is set to.
H.
Encryption
-Displays the current type of encryption being used.
I.
BSSID
-This field shows the MAC Address of the other unit.
J.
State
- Shows the present state of the unit like scanning or con-
nected.
K.
dBm
–This is the signal strength of the signal being received from
the other unit. A great signal strength is between –40 and –60dBm.
If around –30 then signal is too strong and power level should be
reduced. The unit stops working at –90dBm so you don’t want to
operate close to –90dBm or else the connection won’t be reliable.
L.
Tx Rate
- This is the transmit rate of this unit in Mbps. A perfect
rate is 54. Normally on a great connection the Tx rate will wander
between 30 and 54. If Tx rate is 1 there is a major problem, usually
bad interference on the selected channel. If the Tx rate is zero then
there is no connection.
