User manual ADS TECH MEDIA-LINK MLX-581

[. . . ] The icon for each of the PC Server will show you the status for that Server. Blue ­ means that the PC Server is available b. Green ­ means that the PC Server is accessible c. Simple steps on how to add a new Media-Link Software PC Enter your corresponding computer name and its corresponding IP address. [. . . ] Q2: Media-Link Device still not connecting to Media-Link Software although the network settings are configured properly Answer: If you have a wired network configuration make sure that the LAN cable is firmly plugged into both your Media-Link device and the switch/hub you are using. Q3: Media-Link Device is not connecting to the internet Answer: Your Media-Link Device may be connected to the internet via your home network if you have a DSL or Broadband Internet connection. Make sure that the following connections are active and working: 1. Your Media-Link's connection to your home network. Your home network's connection to the internet If your Media-Link device is having trouble connecting to the internet, please check the following : Check the internet link is available Using your PC, try to navigate the Internet by accessing any website. If you have problems, you need to verify if your ISP (Internet Service Provider) is working correctly or not. If you are using Dial Up Service connection Ensure that the dial-up modem is connected to the phone line and that internet activity is available by first surfing the net through via your browser. Using broadband If you have a broadband internet connection, try connecting to any website that always have reliable access. also ensure that the broadband internet connection is always connected. Check Online Support Check for further FAQ on our online support at http://www. / Q4: Media-Link is not connecting to my home network Answer: Any of the following may help you troubleshoot the problem. You may not need to follow every step of the following, just follow the ones that most fit to the symptom you are facing. check network adapter For wireless networking , the network adapter connected may not be supported. If the network adapter you are using is compatible and functioning properly, check for the MAC address by going to the IP Configuration setup page. Make sure that the MAC address, which is a 6 field with 2 digit number, is di played. If you do not see a value, then the network adapter is not recognized by Media-Link or the network adapter is not working properly. Further steps would be to check on your base station you are using. Upon plugging in the network cable to the Media-Link device, you should see the LINK/ACT LED light ON (in front of the Media-Link device). If you have another cable available, try swapping it. Check connection to the network adapter Unplugged either the WIFI network adapter or your LAN cable and plug it back in again. Make sure the card or cable is plugged all the way in. Once if it is connected correctly, you will be able to see the LED turn ON in the LINK/ACT indicator. [. . . ] Reduce the distance between your wireless adapter card and access point. wireless networks typically have a range of 100 to 300 feet. This distance may vary depending on any physical blockage found (i. Consider adding signal booster to your network (available from some wireless equipment manufacturers) Check network name In the WIFI settings in your Media-Link, ensure that the network name (SSID) is listed correctly. [. . . ]