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If you don't like it, or if you feel that it doesn't quite do what you want, you are free to delete it from your system. It is provided to you as a convenience, at no cost and without warranty. If you monitor your own network's signal strength while you change channels it's easy to determine which is the strongest channel.1 NetStumbler v0.4.0 Release Notes Marius Milner Thank you for your interest in NetStumbler. You can also continuously graph the signal strength of a network at the Squeezebox's location.
These utilities let you see all the surrounding wireless networks and what channels they are operating on. If you have a laptop with wireless networking, install NetStumbler (Windows) or iStumbler (Mac). Although the lap top does have a working wireless adaptor because I can access the internet on the lap top using wireless connection without ANY problems. When I run NetStumbler from my wireless lap top I just get the error message "No Wireless Adaptor Found". I am sure it is more of a network problem than hardware or software otherwise I would be getting the problem on a more intermittent basis?
My Transporter works ok for most opf the time, but usually after about 23.00 each evening I start getting drop outs in the audio. I have a Netgear Wireless ADSL Router and I have tried using channels 1, 11 and 13. I have installed NetStumbler on my wireless lap top, but can not work out how to use it!! Can anyone give me some setup advice please? I understand from reading this - that I can use NetStumbler to see what other networks are operating near me and on what channels they operate on. I have a Transporter and most of the time it works ok, but occasionally I suffer drop outs in the audio - it develops a stutter!!!! This problem seems to occur every evening at the same time, which makes me wonder if I am getting interference from another wireless network.
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