The Conrad USB (Universal Serial Bus) NAS server is the easiest way to integrate the USB (Universal Serial Bus)-storage devices in the network. Thanks to an in-built DLNA media server the device is visible on every DLNA-enabled playback device (TV, DVD-player, media player, Play Station 3, etc.) in the home network without complicated installation. Pictures, music & movies can be played back on the connected USB (Universal Serial Bus) hard-disk in different rooms
- even simultaneously
- from DLNA-enabled devices. PC or laptop also have access via the network.

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Multimedia devices with network connection (TV, media-player, XBox 360 or Blu-ray player) can easily be upgraded with WLAN. The device receives WLAN-signals & converts these in data for a network cable connection. Power is supplied via the plug power supply or alternatively via the USB (Universal Serial Bus) (e.g. at the USB (Universal Serial Bus)-connection of the television with that the client needs only power, if the TV set is also switched on). ...

The all-rounder connects a network connection (10/100 MBit) with wireless LAN (300 MBit/s) in all thinkable constellations. Without complicated software settings
- simply activate the sliding switch. & all with wireless-N technology up to 300 Mbit/s. Installation is only a matter of minutes by using the set-up wizard. For advanced users with specific needs there are comprehensive & detailed English instructions on the enclosed CD.

Universal receiver (client mode):
Wired devices (TV, Blu-ray player, game consoles), which do not have wireless LAN, can be upgraded without any problem. The device works here like a "WLAN-receiver". Simply connect the end device with the mini-router & go online.

Wireless station (Access point mode):
In case of insufficient wireless reception in house, we recommend additional WLAN radio cell. Simply set this access point in a suitable place & with the existing router (with a network cable). The unit converts into wireless network signals around. It can also be used in connection with Powerline adapters.

Router mode
Simple modems of Telecom or Congstar have only one network cable connection for a computer. The mini-router is connected to the modem & already has many computers & game consoles, wireless and/or cable Internet access.









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A terminal & the related wiring are saved by the built-in modem. Simply connect the Conrad modem router Conrad to the DSL splitter.

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Several Notebooks have constructed only a slow WLAN Module with 54 MBit/s. Moreover WPS (Wi Fi Protected Setup) is usually missing for a safe encoding at the touch of a button. Then/in that case you must adjust the encoding manually. When you want to log more often in different networks, then you must not miss the smallest button. Inspite of small measurements, you achieve transfer rates up to 150 MBit/s. This is possibly not even noticeable with Internet surfing, however if you want to copy pictures or data, then you can take much pleasure with 54 MBit/sn contrary to the original Standard. If only a slow WLAN Network is available, then the Stick suits automatically.
If your Computer is connected only with one network cable in the Internet & no WLAN is available, then the computer can be connected with the internet as wireless over this Stick, inspite of mobile Game consoles (PSP or also iPod Touch). Here the Stick undertakes the Accesspoint-Function (only Windows XP & Windows Vista.
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Many notebooks are installed with slow wireless modules with 54 Mbit / s. Despite the small size reached this drive transfer rates of up to 300 Mb / s. When copying images or data is backed up against the conventional standard significant time savings. WPS button (Wi Fi Protected Setup) simplifies the integration into an existing WLAN significantly & ensures secure encryption of a button.
If you have one wired Internet connection available to game consoles & / or mobile devices to communicate wirelessly with the Internet anyway (Access Point function, Windows XP & Windows Vista ).
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