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Re: 2010 Wireless Setup
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Originally Posted by Kingofl337 View Post
Unfortunately, the gaming adapter won't connect to a AD-HOC network aka directly to a laptop. The wireless-n router can be swapped with the gaming adapter on your robot and then you can connect directly. I have done this many times for demos. Running 100% unplugged is great!
This is great to know. Any special configuration settings needed?
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