iogear GWF001 User manual

Category
Networking
Type
User manual

iogear GWF001

is a portable tool that helps you find wireless hotspots and indicates the signal strength before you even unpack your computer. All it takes is once click on the “Detect” button and easy-to-read LEDs let you know if a hotspot is within 500 feet. iogear GWF001 detects 802.11 b/g signals up to 500 feet away in open space and filters out other 2.4GHz RF signals, such as 2.4GHz Cordless phone, Bluetooth device, Microwave Oven, and A/V sender. It's tiny - you can carry it in a pocket, purse, or on a keychain and it's easy to use: one-click technology, no software required.

iogear GWF001

is a portable tool that helps you find wireless hotspots and indicates the signal strength before you even unpack your computer. All it takes is once click on the “Detect” button and easy-to-read LEDs let you know if a hotspot is within 500 feet. iogear GWF001 detects 802.11 b/g signals up to 500 feet away in open space and filters out other 2.4GHz RF signals, such as 2.4GHz Cordless phone, Bluetooth device, Microwave Oven, and A/V sender. It's tiny - you can carry it in a pocket, purse, or on a keychain and it's easy to use: one-click technology, no software required.

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iogear GWF001 User manual

Category
Networking
Type
User manual

iogear GWF001

is a portable tool that helps you find wireless hotspots and indicates the signal strength before you even unpack your computer. All it takes is once click on the “Detect” button and easy-to-read LEDs let you know if a hotspot is within 500 feet. iogear GWF001 detects 802.11 b/g signals up to 500 feet away in open space and filters out other 2.4GHz RF signals, such as 2.4GHz Cordless phone, Bluetooth device, Microwave Oven, and A/V sender. It's tiny - you can carry it in a pocket, purse, or on a keychain and it's easy to use: one-click technology, no software required.

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