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Problem Action The throughput seems slow. Avoid placing the device behind a metal object. Clear obstacles between the AP and the device. Try moving the client closer to the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router and check if the throughput increases. Consider adding a second ASUS Mobile Wireless Router to implement roaming. I can not access the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router web configuration page. To access the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router web configuration page, your computer must have the same subnet as that of the ASUS Pocket Wireless AP. Adjust your network if your computer's subnet does not match that of the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router. The default IP address of the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router is "192.168.1.1". In special cases, when the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router in Ethernet adapter mode joins an AP network with the same IP address, reset the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router to access the Web Configuration utility again. Where can I get a firmware file to upgrade the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router? You may download the latest firmware file from the ASUS website (www.asus.com). Use the Firmware Upgrade page in the Web Configuration utility to update the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router firmware. The ASUS Mobile Wireless Router Power LED continuously blinks for more than a minute. Turn off the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router. Turn the device again and observe if the Power LED stops blinking. If the blinking continues, you need to restore the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router firmware. Use the Firmware Restoration utility to restore or update the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router firmware. A wireless client wants to connect to the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router but can not get the correct IP from the DHCP server. (The ASUS Mobile Wireless Router has an enabled DHCP.) Make sure the DHCP server is working properly. Some DHCP servers can only assign one IP address at a time. In this case, assign a fixed IP address to your ASUS Mobile Wireless Router. ASUS WL-330N3G Mobile Wireless Router A-3

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A-3
ASUS WL-330N3G Mobile Wireless Router
Problem
Action
The throughput seems slow.
Avoid placing the device behind a metal object. Clear obstacles
between the AP and the device. Try moving the client closer to the
ASUS Mobile Wireless Router and check if the throughput increases.
Consider adding a second ASUS Mobile Wireless Router to
implement roaming.
I can not access the ASUS
Mobile Wireless Router web
configuration page.
To access the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router web configuration page,
your computer must have the same subnet as that of the ASUS
Pocket Wireless AP.
Adjust your network if your computer’s subnet does not match
that of the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router.
The default IP address of the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router is
“192.168.1.1”. In special cases, when the ASUS Mobile Wireless
Router in Ethernet adapter mode joins an AP network with the same
IP address, reset the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router to access the
Web Configuration utility again.
Where can I get a firmware file
to upgrade the ASUS Mobile
Wireless Router?
You may download the latest firmware file from the ASUS website
(www.asus.com).
Use the Firmware Upgrade page in the Web Configuration utility to
update the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router firmware.
The ASUS Mobile Wireless
Router Power LED
continuously blinks for more
than a minute.
Turn off the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router. Turn the device again and
observe if the Power LED stops blinking.
If the blinking continues, you need to restore the ASUS Mobile
Wireless Router firmware. Use the Firmware Restoration utility to
restore or update the ASUS Mobile Wireless Router firmware.
A wireless client wants to
connect to the ASUS Mobile
Wireless Router but can not
get the correct IP from the
DHCP server. (The ASUS
Mobile Wireless Router has an
enabled DHCP.)
Make sure the DHCP server is working properly. Some DHCP servers
can only assign one IP address at a time. In this case, assign a fixed
IP address to your ASUS Mobile Wireless Router.