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Just to let you know that I gave up on this, bit the bullet, and hard
wired the TV to the primary router. Now working very well. I am
returning the now excess router.
Thanks to all.
Tom
On 1/26/2010 12:43 PM, Tom Mayer SC wrote:
> I have purchased two identical white box (generic) 802.11b/g/n
> wireless routers/access points and a white box 802.11b/g/n card for a
> laptop. I have successfully installed one wireless router/access point
> between the Verizon modem and two wired computer connections. And I
> have the laptop card set up to communicate with 128 bit WEP with the
> router. The LAN is being managed by Network Magic without any issues.
> Now comes the challenge and the place where the non-extensive written
> instructions stop.
>
> The second router/access point is intended to be connected to a new
> Panasonic TV with "Viera Cast" for direct connections to on-line
> services. I normally would wire the TV to the primary router, but it
> would take about 70 FT of cable as well as several holes in the
> ceilings and walls and an undesirable trip through a cramped attic
> even though the TV is only about 30 FT from the primary router with no
> obstructions between them. The written directions with the TV simply
> says to use a "wireless router" to connect to the internet. The
> referenced schematic shows the TV connected to a "wireless repeater"
> which is communicating with the primary "wireless router". So far I
> have researched the Internet and tried numerous settings without
> success in having the two routers/access points communicate wirelessly
> with each other.
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