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WL50 Boosted WI-FI Access SystemWL50 Boosted WI-FI Access System
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  WL50 Boosted WI-FI Access System

This compact all-in-one system features a 30mW modem built in to a hi-gain (8dBm) antenna with a 5m (16ft) USB cable. The antenna measures 60cm (2ft) and should boost your Wifi range to over 0.5 mile in perfect conditions.

Designed for quick and easy installation with four suction cups, the WL50 is an ideal temporary mount WiFi solution for boats, caravans, RVs, etc.

Simple "plug and play" connection to a PC with 5m USB cable and comes with all software and drivers for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Mac OS X 10.3 (and higher) and LINUX* 

  • Ideal solution for temporary installation
  • Simple Plug and Play USB connection
  • 30mW wifi modem and high gain (8dBm) omni-directional antenna
  • 4 x Suction Cup mount
  • USB Bus Powered
  • Windows XP/Vista/7 compatible
  • Mac OS X and LINUX* compatible

 * The WL50 has not been tested with all LINUX distributions but all of the latest Debian based distributions should include the necessary drivers 

Manuals
Click to download WL50 Quick Start Guide (WL50 Quick Start V1_00_Eng.pdf 726 Kb)
 WL50 Quick Start Guide in English V1.00
Product CDs
Click to download WL50 and WL500 CD-ROM (WL50+500_CD_Contents.zip 23.7 Mb)
 Latest WL50 and WL500 CD-ROM Contents (Zipped) includes; Drivers and Utilities
Tech Support Notes
Click to download Tech 00004-2010 (Tech 00004-2010 Sharing Internet on Mac.pdf 326 Kb)
 Sharing the Wifi Adaptor Connection on a MAC
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