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Re: [disklavier] How do I set up Apple Express to work with Mark IV?

2007-07-16 by Matthew Walworth

Joan,

The way to set this up _is_ somewhat confusing. As you have  
discovered, if the device is set up as a client (by selecting "Join  
an Existing Wireless Network (Wireless Client)" in the "Wireless  
Mode" pop-up of the Airport Admin Utility), the ethernet port is not  
enabled. What you need to do is select "Create a Wireless Network  
(Home Router)" in this pop-up. This will allow the ethernet port to  
be active. Then you need to set up your main wireless router as a WDS  
"main base station" and the Airport Express as a WDS "remote base  
station". This is what allows the Express to join your wireless network.

This may be straying to far off-topic. Feel free to contact me  
privately if you need additional info to get it up and running.

...matthew...


On Jul 16, 2007, at 12:08 AM, jheitzeb1 wrote:

> I have purchased an Apple Express and need to figure out how to set  
> it up as a "Client" to
> allow the Mark IV to connect with the internet using a Airport Base  
> Station hooked to a
> Macintosh running internet.
>
> I thought this would be easy, but have run into problems as well as  
> confusion.  I have read
> over the threads in the forum discussing "routers", etc. for  
> accomplishing this.  I  have run
> into  a problem according to the info I have read online about this  
> device, it does allow the
> device to become a "client" to "access point on the Mac airport  
> base station.  But it seems
> that when the Apple Expess is in the "Client mode the ethernet  
> cable does NOT work.
>
> Am wondering what to do.  Seems that I recall mentioning setting  
> this Apple Express up
> first as a client without connecting the disklavier and then once  
> this is done, then connect
> ethernet to Mark IV and the Apple Express.  Does this have a  
> chance  of working?
>
> Has anyone tried to connect their Mac's with a device similar to  
> this and if so how?
>
> Thanks for the help in advance.  I have already subscribed to the  
> Disklavier Radio and am
> presently directly connected via ethernet cable to a portable Mac,  
> but would like to free
> the portable up for other things.
>
> Joan
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