Wireless Network

How to troubleshoot a wireless network connection 

using the Wi-Fi Checker application.


 Wi-Fi connection - This test will make the first attempt at a Wi-Fi connection. If this test fails,   follow the suggested solutions in the Troubleshooting section.
  • Verify you are within range of the wireless router or access point. Move the tablet closer to the access point or away from devices that may cause interference, such as a cordless telephone.
  • Tap Wi-Fi settings , tap on the target wireless router or access point, tap Forget and then set up the connection again.
  • Verify the network cable between your wireless router or access point and your cable or DSL modem is secure and connected to the correct network ports.
  • Reset your wireless router or access point and your cable or DSL modem by removing and reconnecting the AC power source.
  • Try connecting to a different wireless router or access point.
  • NOTE: Once the connection to the wireless router or access point is established, the SSID , BSSID , Security and Link Speed are displayed.
  • The SSID, or Service Set Id entifier, is the name broadcast by the wireless router or access point.
  • The BSSID, or Basic Service Set Identifier, is the MAC address of the wireless router or access point in an infrastructure network.
  • Security shows the wireless security type configured on the wireless router or access point. Popular types are WEPWPA and WPA2.
  • The Link speed is the data transfer rate between the tablet and the wireless router or access point. The Link speed varies depending on the Wi-Fi standard, signal strength and other factors.

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