No, line-of-sight is not required to receive the Unwired service, only sufficient signal strength. The modem should be positioned in the most convenient location where the strongest signal can be received as indicated by the signal lamp on the modem.

The Unwired Modem is different from standard DSL or Cable modems traditionally used to connect to Broadband today. The modem utilises wireless technology and connects to Unwired Base Stations (towers) located around Sydney. Because it does not rely on a phone line or cable connection you do not have to wait to activate your service. Also, once you have signed up for your Unwired service you can use it from anywhere within the Unwired coverage area.

Yes, you can move your modem to any location within the Unwired network and obtain a connection. For updated coverage maps please refer to Unwired website. Unwired will work inside most buildings including flats. However if the building contains a lot of steel or thick cement walls you may experience difficulty receiving and sending a signal. In this case, we recommend you place the modem near a window. This will give you a better signal and assist you to obtain a better service.

Wireless internet is strictly dependent on the CPE being able to see the AP without any obstructions, such as trees, buildings, or anything else that might hinder a radio connection. This is called line of sight (LOS), and is the reason we need to do a survey to determine if a link can actually be made to our AP.

Line of sight refers to the unobstructed view from the satellite dish to the satellite orbiting over the equator. This view needs to remain free from obstruction so your dish can receive a strong signal from the satellite.

Unwired uses wireless technology, not a phone line or cable outlet, to connect your modem to the one of the Unwired towers covering Sydney. This means that you do not require a phone line or cable outlet to access broadband with Unwired.

No. Tarkin isn't activating the characters, you (the player) are. Tarkin only needs line of sight to an enemy at the start of any given phase.

Unwired Broadband does not use the telephone line to connect to the internet as with ADSL. So you can use your broadband with no impact on your telephone line or incoming/ outgoing calls. In fact, you do not even need an existing telephone line to use Unwired Broadband in your home.

Usually you do need line of sight, especially the further away you are from one of our service points. But our signal can pass through various types of buildings and obstructions, again (depending on your distance from a TXOL Wireless/DSL network antenna), so you may be able to get service even if you can't see the antenna.

Your Unwired modem connects to your home network in the same way that an ADSL or Cable modem would connect. This normally occurs via an Ethernet or USB cable attaching your modem to a networking device, such as a router. You should follow the instructions provided with your networking device as Unwired does not provide networking support.

Unlike DSL or Cable Modem, our service does not depend on telephone or cable TV infrastructure. This enables Phoenix Internet to reach many neighborhoods where DSL and Cable Modem are unable or unwilling to go. Our service plans offer performance comparable to DSL and Cable Modem, but with some important differences. Superior customer service because we are a local company and can be at your location within hours if necessary.

No. Wi-Fi does not require a line of sight for communication, so you can print or transfer images just as easily from a separate room, provided it is within range.

You need a near line of sight connection. Since our service covers a given area you do not need exact line of sight.

Yes. As with all other microwave bands, you do need line-of-sight from both ends of a fixed wireless link. The line-of-sight analysisdetermines whether the path clears a portion of the first Fresnel zone over any potential obstructions (e.g. buildings, trees, hills, etc).

It´s not a limitation of the SRM6000 but rather a limitation of the 900Mhz band employed by the SRM6000 Radio Modem. The higher a frequency, the less its ability to reflect off of or pass through obstacles. In some applications, where the range between modems is short, it may be possible to achieve very reliable communications without line-of-sight.

Unwired Wireless Broadband is similar in speed and pricing to standard high speed broadband offerings available today, via ADSL or Cable technologies. However rather than connecting your modem to a phone line or cable outlet, the Unwired modem uses wireless technology to access the internet. There is a built in antenna within the Unwired modem which connects to one of the many Unwired towers covering greater Sydney.

Unwired Broadband has all the benefits of traditional broadband such as high speed, no need for a second phone line and the convenience of being 'always on'. Unwired Broadband goes one step further as it's priced about the same as current ADSL/ Cable products, there is no installation required, it's incredibly easy to setup in under 5 minutes, and there is no waiting for your account to be created.

When you sign up to Unwired broadband, you get a wireless modem, an Ethernet or USB cable and a quick start CD. Once you have completed setup and signed up to a plan and picked your activation option, you will receive instant internet access. All in under 5 minutes.

Quick Start One Page Guide; Quick Start CD; Power Adaptor; Unwired Modem; Connection Cord (USB or Ethernet)

You can purchase your Unwired modem online or via the Unwired Call Centre on 1300 761 881. You will need a valid credit card and you must be over 18 years of age. Your modem will be delivered by courier the next business day in most instances and you can nominate the most convenient delivery address.

The Ethernet modem does not require any software to be installed on your computer and therefore should work with any operating system. All that you need to do is to set up your Ethernet adapter to support DHCP. For Windows 98 and above and Mac OS 9 and above the Connection Assistant provided on the CD can do this for you. USB modems require software to be installed on your computer, which is provided on the Quick Start CD. This software is only available for Windows 98 and above.

Unwired Broadband is similar to other types of broadband available today, which provide high speed internet access. Traditional ADSL or cable broadband provides this high speed internet access by connecting to a phone line or cable outlet. However, Unwired Broadband is delivered to your computer over a wireless connection. It uses a wireless network consisting of 73 towers across Sydney which communicate over the air, wirelessly, to your Unwired modem which is attached to your computer.

Unwired Broadband has all the benefits of traditional broadband such as high speed, no need for a second phone line and the convenience of being 'always on'. And even though Unwired Wireless Broadband is priced the same as current ADSL and cable products, it offers so much more. You won't need a technician to install your Unwired - it's incredibly easy to setup in under 5 minutes and there is no waiting for your account to be created.

The embedded RIM wireless modem functions on the 900 MHz Mobitex data network. Mobitex is a packet-switched, narrow-band PCS network, designed for wide-area wireless data communications. It delivers extensive coverage and in-building penetration, seamless roaming, fast messaging, high reliability and advanced messaging services. Mobitex networks are operated by service providers such as BellSouth Wireless Data in the United States and RogersTM AT&T® Wireless in Canada.

Yes, most high quality tools can be detected through the surface of an engine, wing, fuselage, etc. The Aeroprobe effectively adds sound to sight and touch in the lost tool search. quot;The FOD (parts trays) boxes that we ordered from your company are very handy and useful. We use them as hardware and small parts storage for transportation out to the work areas, i. e. Cherry Max rivets, HUCK rivets, solid A.D. rivets, monel rivets etc.

Yes. In fact, there is a line almost all the time in high season, and it can take several hours to reach the summit during peak periods. During off-peak periods, it may only take ten minutes to get to the summit. The tower can be quite a madhouse during the busiest periods, when there are lines and crowds practically in every direction you turn. The lines are shortest in the early morning, when the tower opens, and very late at night, just before the last elevators go up.

You need a near line of sight connection. Since our service covers a given area you do not need exact line of sight.