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Installation of a MR140 Wi-Fi Bridge (R1)
A Wi-Fi bridge is designed to expand the range of a wireless Home Network to cover more ground inside the house and reach all peripherals within in need of wireless connectivity without having to string Cat-5 cable all over the house.
LAS950M - Music Flow Sound bar
LAS751M - Music Flow Sound bar
NP8740 - H7 Stereo Speaker
NP8540 - H5 Stereo Speaker
NP8340 - H3 Mono Speaker
NP8350 - H4 Mono Speaker
How to connect
If a speaker or Network Bridge (R1) is wired to a router, it will provide a greater network stability environment with expansion of the signal range to reach farther beyond one access point (AP) router’s limitations. Please refer to the following diagram for further information .
Installing a Network Bridge (R1) – Hard wired
If you are using more than two speakers, it is better to connect a Bridge (R1) to the router with cable before installing speakers.
Installing a Network Bridge (R1) – Wireless
If a speaker is too far from a router, connect a speaker to the Network AP router by hardwiring it with cable and then install a Bridge (R1) between the speakers .