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December 26th 04, 12:47 PM
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 Netgear 834G & HP Ipaq RX3715 My home network is hooked up to the Netgear 834G running in 802.11g mode. I know want to purchase the HP Ipaq RX3715 but it only supports 802.11b - does that mean I have to 'clock down' to 11b to run all the devices or can I run my 2 PC's and laptop in 11g mode and the Ipaq in 11b mode? Thanks   |
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#2
December 26th 04, 12:54 PM
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| Netgear 834G & HP Ipaq RX3715 "Scooby Doo" wrote in message ... My home network is hooked up to the Netgear 834G running in 802.11g mode. I know want to purchase the HP Ipaq RX3715 but it only supports 802.11b - does that mean I have to 'clock down' to 11b to run all the devices or can I run my 2 PC's and laptop in 11g mode and the Ipaq in 11b mode? Thanks Yes, both are supported by your router. |
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December 26th 04, 12:59 PM
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| Netgear 834G & HP Ipaq RX3715 "recursor" wrote in message ... "Scooby Doo" wrote in message ... My home network is hooked up to the Netgear 834G running in 802.11g mode. I know want to purchase the HP Ipaq RX3715 but it only supports 802.11b - does that mean I have to 'clock down' to 11b to run all the devices or can I run my 2 PC's and laptop in 11g mode and the Ipaq in 11b mode? Thanks Yes, both are supported by your router. Is it possible to run the router in 11g mode for the PC's and laptop and 11b mode for the Ipaq, SIMULTANEOUSLY? Thanks again |
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December 26th 04, 01:07 PM
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| Netgear 834G & HP Ipaq RX3715 "Scooby Doo" wrote in message ... "recursor" wrote in message ... "Scooby Doo" wrote in message ... My home network is hooked up to the Netgear 834G running in 802.11g mode. I know want to purchase the HP Ipaq RX3715 but it only supports 802.11b - does that mean I have to 'clock down' to 11b to run all the devices or can I run my 2 PC's and laptop in 11g mode and the Ipaq in 11b mode? Thanks Yes, both are supported by your router. Is it possible to run the router in 11g mode for the PC's and laptop and 11b mode for the Ipaq, SIMULTANEOUSLY? Yes I meant simultaneously, as far as I know all g devices automatically do b simultaneously, the Netgear definitely does I've got one. |
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#5
December 26th 04, 01:17 PM
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| Netgear 834G & HP Ipaq RX3715 "recursor" wrote in message ... "Scooby Doo" wrote in message ... "recursor" wrote in message ... "Scooby Doo" wrote in message ... My home network is hooked up to the Netgear 834G running in 802.11g mode. I know want to purchase the HP Ipaq RX3715 but it only supports 802.11b - does that mean I have to 'clock down' to 11b to run all the devices or can I run my 2 PC's and laptop in 11g mode and the Ipaq in 11b mode? Thanks Yes, both are supported by your router. Is it possible to run the router in 11g mode for the PC's and laptop and 11b mode for the Ipaq, SIMULTANEOUSLY? Yes I meant simultaneously, as far as I know all g devices automatically do b simultaneously, the Netgear definitely does I've got one. Excellent. Thanks for the quick response, much appreciated. Now I've gottta find the cheapest place to get hold of the IPAQ RX3715 :-) |
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December 26th 04, 01:26 PM
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| Netgear 834G & HP Ipaq RX3715 "Scooby Doo" wrote in message ... "recursor" wrote in message ... "Scooby Doo" wrote in message ... "recursor" wrote in message ... "Scooby Doo" wrote in message ... My home network is hooked up to the Netgear 834G running in 802.11g mode. I know want to purchase the HP Ipaq RX3715 but it only supports 802.11b - does that mean I have to 'clock down' to 11b to run all the devices or can I run my 2 PC's and laptop in 11g mode and the Ipaq in 11b mode? Thanks Yes, both are supported by your router. Is it possible to run the router in 11g mode for the PC's and laptop and 11b mode for the Ipaq, SIMULTANEOUSLY? Yes I meant simultaneously, as far as I know all g devices automatically do b simultaneously, the Netgear definitely does I've got one. Excellent. Thanks for the quick response, much appreciated. Now I've gottta find the cheapest place to get hold of the IPAQ RX3715 :-) You're welcome, I should have added that you need to go to your router's control panel and make sure it's set for 'g and b', which is the default setting I think. |
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December 29th 04, 05:29 PM
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| Netgear 834G & HP Ipaq RX3715 On Sun, 26 Dec 2004 12:17:39 -0000, "Scooby Doo" wrote: Excellent. Thanks for the quick response, much appreciated. Now I've gottta find the cheapest place to get hold of the IPAQ RX3715 :-) I got a good deal from totalpda.co.uk - wanted a 4150 but they didn't have any in stock so they cut a good deal on th rx3715 to keep the sale - v happy SteveB |
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#8
December 29th 04, 05:50 PM
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| Netgear 834G & HP Ipaq RX3715 "Steve Bilton" wrote in message ... On Sun, 26 Dec 2004 12:17:39 -0000, "Scooby Doo" wrote: Excellent. Thanks for the quick response, much appreciated. Now I've gottta find the cheapest place to get hold of the IPAQ RX3715 :-) I got a good deal from totalpda.co.uk - wanted a 4150 but they didn't have any in stock so they cut a good deal on th rx3715 to keep the sale - v happy SteveB Nice one mate. Can I ask what price you got for the rx3715? Cheers |
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#9
December 30th 04, 11:52 AM
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| Netgear 834G & HP Ipaq RX3715 Nice one mate. Can I ask what price you got for the rx3715? £250 inc.vat SB |
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