Difference between revisions of "Wireless Access Point"
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| − | * An approved device is one that meets all the system requirements for that product type, and has additionally been tested by Linn. Many other non-approved devices will work perfectly well with the DS players. However, it is possible you will encounter issues with poorly implemented | + | * An approved device is one that meets all the system requirements for that product type, and has additionally been tested by Linn. Many other non-approved devices will work perfectly well with the DS players. However, it is possible you will encounter issues with poorly implemented third-party products that impact the performance of the DS system. |
Revision as of 09:06, 27 February 2008
The Wireless Access Point connects the wireless control point to the Ethernet network.
Linn recommends using a standalone wireless access point. Wireless access points built into switches and other consumer grade products are frequently (but not always) of a lower quality.
Minimum requirements:
• "Enterprise grade"
• Wireless G
• Robust connection quality
and optionally
• Power over Ethernet (PoE)
WAPs that Linn have approved* for use:
• Linksys wap200
• Dlink Dwl-3200AP
- An approved device is one that meets all the system requirements for that product type, and has additionally been tested by Linn. Many other non-approved devices will work perfectly well with the DS players. However, it is possible you will encounter issues with poorly implemented third-party products that impact the performance of the DS system.
