Can you connect to a wireless connection that requires a user name and password through a browser?
2040709
Not exactly sure of the question but this is how I use it. First, you log your radio in to either your WiFi by identifying it and providing a password if necessary or hooking it up with an Internet cable. Once connected, you use a service called Reciva... https://radios.reciva.com/. In Reciva, you select the radio stations you want to listen to and also assign the unique identifier of your radio, which will link your Reciva account to your radio. This way you can maintain your stations on a computer and download them to the radio. I also have Pandora and Live365 linked to Reciva so I can listen to those services also. You can also assign them directly from the radio but I have found it easier to do it the way I have described. I would say the instructions are pretty good so, if you have even a little experience with computer related stuff, you should be able to get it going with no trouble.
2040710
I don't know - seems logical to me. We have ours logged in to our router via user name and password and it works great. You might try C crane website and FAQ or call customer support.
12516
You buy the optional wireless adapter, plug it into the usb port in the front of the receiver and it will recognize it. You'll have to go theough the setting to setup unless your wireless have no password.
2109512
It's wireless, you have to input your network security key, in the settings.
1807111
Unfortunately, no. You need physical access to the router and in most cases the password.
979871
I just gave up and downloaded the software. Or you can look on your router for its address and connect with your browser.
279651
If the cellular unit has a wireless capability it should if you know the user name & password of the router
424789
It is linked through your wireless connection and access through website, not by it's IP address , I think it is ok.
1905580
I don't believe so. You need the keyboard access to enter the router access and passwords, but you only have to do it once.
1574739
Yes, it does have a web server built in. Once you have an IP address you can just http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and login with the default password.
201939
Do you have to use your university's username and password on a webpage after connecting a device to the WiFi network? If so, this is a security measure by the schools IT department specifically to do two things: 1 be able to identify who's device is who's in the event of any illegal activity over the schools network. (designed to legally protect the school and the student) and 2. to prevent students from bringing in their own WiFi access points.
2047698
No, wireless is already built in. It will detect your network at initial setup and will ask you for your wireless network password.
795393
It can connect wireless...go into your settings and click on wireless and into your modem password...of you don't know your password is is on the bottom or the back of your modem
153907
No -- this needs to attach by a cable to a network connection, and then this device provides wi-fi access. You can make it secure by requiring people to log onto this wi-fi with a password, but it does not receive wi-fi from another source.
716789
No, but you can "block" any wireless client with the click of the mouse, which accomplishes the same thing, and unblock just as easily.
358227
Go to the website the instruction provided, select "Wireless Settings", under security options select "WPA2-PSK [AES]" or "WPA-PSK [TKIP] + WPA2-PSK [AES]", then add your password. Boom, you're done! Now enjoy your private WIFI!
1640478
Should be able to access the modem via browser at 192.16.1.1 then go through the GUI for set up
2240863
Yes, as long as your MAIN Wireless router has these options. It can be done manually through the software router set-up.