of the Gateway starts blinking in a recognizable double-blink, pause cadence. This is your cue to click the AOSS button buried on the Buffalo Client Manager's Profiles screen to begin the AOSS negotiation between card and router. Figure 1: AOSS button on the...

card that Buffalo sent for review, than it took for AOSS to do its thing. The wireless client does most of the heavy lifting in AOSS, so you need to use the Client Manager 2 application that comes with Buffalo's adapters. If you already have a Buffalo client...

• -Wireless Performance
• -Wireless Security

Finally, I tried running some Turbo-mode tests, but couldn't find a Turbo setting in the Buffalo Client application. After some back-and-forth, Buffalo told me that Turbo mode is presently implemented in the AP (router) side only. The client is supposed to...

• -Wireless Features
• -Setup

to do a System Restore (my bad, not Buffalo's)! I don't think the inability to repeat the install from scratch is really a problem for normal users. But it if it were, Buffalo provides the drivers and client utility on CD for installation the old-fashioned...

• -The Product, Continued

handles mixed networks. Figure 14 shows a test done with original firmware using the Broadcom-based Buffalo Tech WBR-G54 router and Buffalo WLI-CB-G54 draft-11g and ORiNOCO Gold 11b clients. The Buffalo Tech card starts first, and is joined by the ORiNOCO...