Compex Wireless Accessibility at Home

The widespread availability of Internet services through broadband connections has improved the connectivity of homes and private residences. However, typical setups at home include only one point of connection from the modem to a PC. This means that only one PC gains access to the Internet. Your mobile notebook or another PC sitting in another room will not be able to get connected.

Building a wireless home network will allow you to share your Internet connection with several devices such personal computers, notebooks and personal digital assistants. A wireless solution also means that you do not have to lay out extensive cables around your home or punch holes in walls just to accommodate a network port. Your devices will be able to connect from anywhere in your residence and allow you to enjoy the fast connectivity to the Internet.

As an added benefit, Compex NP28 Multimedia Gateway allows you to connect a USB web-camera for remote surveillance of your home while you are away in the office or on holiday. A built-in webcam server allows you to connect to the Compex NP28 through the Internet. Additionally, you may connect an external USB harddisk or thumbdrive to share storage space between computers. A build-in FTP server allows you to upload and download files to your NP28 from anywhere, even while you are not at home. A print server function is also built-in to allow home users to share a common printer connected to the NP28.

The NP28 provides all these services as a stand-alone system and does not require your PC to be powered on.

Compex range of wireless products provides you with the most comprehensive solution to building a wireless home network. Our NP28G acts as a base station from which the Internet connection is shared. Compex range of wireless network adapters are easy to install and provides a quick way to connect a notebook to a wireless network.

Example of how a wireless router can be used at home