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Using Netgear Router for controlling our robot
Hey all
I wanted to know if it were possible to use a Netgear Wireless Router WGR614 V5 to link our classmate to the robot. Does anyone know how I could program the router to do this? It is a Wireless G/B router. Thanks, Mike 
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21-04-2010, 20:27
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Re: Using Netgear Router for controlling our robot
The robot bridge is normally a wireless N-based system, but I've heard that it can be switched to G mode
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