on my computer as potential wireless connections -- are they also on Channel 6 by definition. Maybe all the neighbors left their systems set to the default channel as did I. I even found that my system had these potential connections from the neighborhood...

THIS is interesting, and not in a good way. Connecting to a neighbor's (unsecured) "Apple Network e9464f", running on Channel 10, I get the following: Signal: -77 dBm Noise: -85 dBm I also get a 36 Mbps connection, so this must be at 802.11g connection...

with a TRS plug on one end and an RCA plug on the other. No, actually you need two of them. Two channels. In each case the tip of the TRS plug should connect to the pin of the RCA plug, the sleeve of the TRS plug should connect to the sleeve of the RCA plug,...

the SSID on a WLAN does in no way affect connectivity. Once the change has taken place, the client should get an IP address from the DHCP server, and connectivity to everything should be restored to the way it was prior to the SSID being changed. The fact...

that my computer remains connected to channel 13 and can't find channel 1? Is there a best channel to use? and what are channels? Cheers Screamer (I am not saying that the connection gets better as I go up through the channels as I have not tested...

the center channel using my Z-5300 speakers. These speakers have a green, black, & yellow audio jacks. The mobo has these as well. However, in order for the surrounds to work, I have to swap the black and yellow connections. If I don't, the channels I do...

for both access points and the PCMCIA card. Here's my problem, I can connect to the access point on channel 6 just fine, but it will not see or connect with the channel 1 access point when I roam or ever for that matter. The laptop is running Win XP if that...

Dual Boot for transition to new drive. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () I've read through many dual boot posts and still wonder about one thing. I have a new HD (WD Raptor 740) and I want to install WinXP Pro on it. I'd rather...

connected to the channel strips, everyone's input trim set correctly, that when I hit the PFL button on the Left submix fader, the PFL meter is hitting maximum. (all channels are panned left as I'm only using a mono setup). If I PFL any of the input...

or info commercial content. I find the local Pax station something I rather delete from the list of channels. Takes too long to step through all the sub channels. The OP is lucky in that all his digital HD stations are on the same azimuth bearing...