2.4 Ghz wireless protocols supported in LabView

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• What type of support for labview usb protocols?

  Hello guys I want to connect a device to your pc via a usb port and I want to use labview to analyze the data.

  But first of all, I would like to know what usb protocols support for labview.

  USB, USB CDC and other TMC?

  I ve read labview recognizes a raw device to the usb, but what is? Is it VI to read and send data, or I have to do? If these VI exists, they do the handshake? flow control?

  Thank you.

  Please read the chips and have a look at the USB specification (it is linked to in the nuggets).

  TMC, CDC, MAss Storage are all built on the basic USB protocols.

  LabVIEW has no built-in support for one of these classes of devices except Test and measurement.

  Shane

• HP spectrum 13 Ultrabook: Unable to connect at 5 GHz wireless

  Hello

  Is it possible for this ultrabook, the product F4A22PA number #AB4, connect to a 5 GHz wireless network? Because currently, it cannot 'see' the 5 GHz home wireless network while all my mobile devices can. Is it a hardware problem or a software problem?

  Thank you.

  Hello:

  Here is the link to the product for your laptop.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04015688

  Next section of wireless connectivity, I see an Intel 802.11b/g/n with card Wireless Smart Connect (2 x 2) technology listed.

  Whenever you see a card with a suffix of bgn wireless, it means that it is a single card band (2.4 GHz) only.

  A dual band Wireless N card has a suffix abgn or agn.

  That is why you cannot connect to the band of 5 GHz with your laptop.  The card is only designed to connect to the 2.4 GHz band.

• Pavilion dv6-6113tx frequency 5 GHz wireless network has not detected

  Hello

  My HP Pavilion dv6-6113tx Entertainment Notebook PC does not detect the signals of frequency of 5 GHz. I tried to verify my update of the software of wireless network and it is also up to date. I asked my colleague to help, they suggested me to attach a double external dongal wireless broadband. Is this the only solution? Or is it possible to replace the network adapter with a double band if this machine does not have this one. Please help me, I'm really annoyed with my computer laptop wifi. He works with 2.4 GHz wifi signal, ut due to problem of interference as indicated by the internet provider that doesn't have the right speed and speed fluctuates a lot.

  Pending a possitive response,

  Thank you

  Hey @arbab92 ,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that you're looking for more information about the 5 GHz wireless connectivity computer laptop dv6.

  The adapter supplied with your laptop is not a dual band card and does not support the frequency of 5 GHz.

  Generally (RFI) Wireless interference can be solved by changing the channel on your router wireless. The default value for most router manufacturers is channel 6, which runs on 2,437 GHz. You can change the channel on your router to channel 1 wireless (2.412 GHz) or 11 (2,462 GHz) away from the bloated channel 6 if there are several wireless networks and devices in your area.

  If changing the channel is not an option, or does not resolve the problem, you can buy a wireless network for your laptop adapter. The only 5 GHz compatible card that is compatible with your laptop is the Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230. The part number for this is 631956-001. You should be able to order it on the HP part Surfer Web site or third party like Amazon or eBay resellers.

  You can see how to install this map on page 67 of the HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service of Guide.

  I hope this is the information you're looking for.

• East - the Pavilion 20 it be upgraded to the 5 GHz wireless card?

  The HP Pavilion 20 can be improved to support the 5 GHz wireless card?

  HP Pavilion 20-b010 all-in-One desktop computer
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03524659

  This computer has an integrated Ralink RT-5390 mini-map PCIe wireless.
  http://www.MediaTek.com/en/products/connectivity/WiFi/PC/PCIe/rt5390/
  This card is the only ONE BAND (2.4 GHz), supporting IEEE 802. 11 b, g and n

  IF you wish for the 5 GHz band,
  THEN BOTH devices must support the new IEEE 802.11ac Standard Dual-Band.

  FIRST, a wireless (WAP) access port or Wireless Router on your home network must be Dual-Band (IEEE 802.11ac).

  IF this equipment is provided (for rent) your provider of wireless Internet (ISP).
  THEN, you will need to work with them for this upgrade (may have fees $$).
  IF you have your wireless router, THEN it must support IEEE 802.11ac for the 5 GHz band.

  SECONDLY, your HP Pavilion 20-b010 all-in-One will require a new (replacement) wireless card and MAY require the replacement of the antenna (dual-band).

  The AC-7260 Intel Dual-Band with Bluetooth 4.0 is a topic highly IEEE 802.11ac compliant PCIe minicards.
  IF you only had previously not supported Bluetooth, THEN this additional feature is a BONUS.
  http://www.Intel.com/content/www/us/en/wireless-products/dual-band-wireless-AC-7260-Bluetooth.html

  UPGRADE and MAINTENANCE GUIDE
  for computer all-in-one HP Pavilion 20-b010
  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03598525.PDF

• HP Stream 7 does not connect at 5 GHz Wireless-N

  The stream of HP 7 supports connections to 5 GHZ Wireless-N? The included Realtek driver shows the connections of B/G/N. I'm unable to connect to a wireless 5 GHz N I have running. I tried to create the connection manually, but he sees any of this wireless network. Thank you!

  Hello

  It takes only the 2.4 GHz network supported. All you need is to allow your router to broadcast the double bands. He sees the 2.4 GHz band.

  Kind regards.

• HP G42-475DX 5 GHz wireless card

  Nice day.

  I currently own a HP 42-475DX and it is equipped with a broadcom 4313. I understand that it is a single 2.4 GHZ card that supports only up to 72MBPS to.

  I would like to buy a replacement card that supports the range of 5 GHz as band 20 / 40 mhz. Can you tell me what replacement PCI card I need to get? I need to access my wireless network located on the 5 GHz range to replace the internal broadcom WiFi card.

  SOMEGUY1771 wrote:

  Is there anyway to change the bios to add a wireless card to the blacklist? I really want to connect to my 5 GHz network, rather than using another network.

  So I would say: http://forums.mydigitallife.info/archive/index.php/t-20223-p-5.html?s=d81c85c23bc36fdde32d9cc01e144f47

  -Manufacturer: HP Compaq
  -Model: Compaq Presario CQ42, CQ62 Notebook PCSeries
  -Model: HP G42, G62, G72 Notebook PC
  -Bios Revision: F.36
  -Bios Release: 30 Mar 2011
  -Bios link: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp52001-52500/sp52459.exe
  -Bios Type: Insyde
  -Tools: Phoenix Mod Tool v1.82 + manual mod for whitelist removal
  -Bios files: 1425F36.fd, 1484F36.fd, 21484F36.fd
  -Modifier: TTAV134
  -Please provide feedback
  
  WLAN (only) whitelist check "removed"
  
  HP_G42_G62_G72_INTEL_sp52459_1425F36_NWLAN.zip (http://mods.myftp.org/Hewlett Packard/1425/HP_G42_G62_G72_INTEL_sp52459_1425F36_NWLAN.zip)
  
  flash with CheckCM.vbs, this tool check the platform, create the file platform.ini and launch InsydeFlash.exe
  
  note:
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  2-Is there any reason for your SLIC 2.1 request. Did this machine was supplied without windows, if yes, the RW report is missing and must be uploaded.
  

  I would ask TTAV134, he will help you as it has helped me disable whitelist for all wireless cards...

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  Hello

  The Intel Centrino Wireless - N 2230 is a single gang adapter and works on the 2.4 GHz ONLY band. It doesn't have Bluetooth.

  He also mentioned its specs:

  http://www.Intel.com.au/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/product-briefs/Centrino-wireless-n-2230-brief.PDF

  Hope this is what explains why.

  Kind regards.

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• WRT610N: portable computers cannot connect to the 5 Ghz wireless network!

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  wireless network, but the problem is that my laptop (wifi compatible n) detects the 2.4 Ghz network, but is NOT the

  5 Ghz network.  I have no idea what the problem could be :-(

  Here is my setup :

  (5 Ghz) wireless network settings :

  network mode: only wireless-n

  network name (SSID): WRT610WiFi-N

  channel width: auto (20 or 40 Mhz)

  broad channel: auto (DFS)

  standard channel: auto (DFS)

  SSID broadcast: enabled

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  network mode: Wireless - g only

  network name (SSID): WRT610WiFi-G

  channel width: only 20 Mhz

  broad channel: auto

  standard channel: auto

  SSID broadcast: enabled

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  Currently, I am a bit disappointed as you can understand, but I hope someone here can

  give me a solution for this problem...

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• LabVIEW base, protocols supported system of development and the basic features

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  Have you looked at the page 'Buy' for LabVIEW? http://www.NI.com/LabVIEW/buy/

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• Satellite P870/026 missing after update 8.1 Win 5 GHz wireless

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• Laptop HP 15-g013dx not available 5 GHz wireless

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  I just bought a laptop HP 15-g013dx at Best Buy. They assured me that it's compatible 5 Ghz WiFi wireless.  But only the 2.4 router appears as an available connection.

  My wife's old iPad can access the 5 GHz. I am a tech dummy, so I don't know if I need to download a driver or something? Or do I need some kind of adapter?

  Thanks for any help,

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  Hi, Thomas:

  The saleswoman at Best Buy was incorrect.

  Here is the link to the product for your model specifications page.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04395361

  It comes with a single band (2.4 GHz card only).

  You can indicate that, because of the description of b/g/n card.

  Double band Wireless N cards have the descriptor abgn or agn.

  The only thing you could do would be to replace the card with a card dual band wireless, and it cannot be an Intel card from your laptop hardware is AMD.

  There are two service manuals listed for your model. One shows, according to which compensation relates to your real model, the customer can replace the card easily, and we show that it can only be done by an authorized service center.

  So if you are interested in the resettlement of the map, take a peek at what manual is relevant for your specific model.

  The easy patterns to change the map will be a compartment on the bottom.  Those where the client can not change the map will have solid background with no compartments to change the hard drive, memory or wireless cards.

  It would be the wireless card I recommend...

  Broadcom BCM943228HMB 802.11abgn 2 x 2 Wi - Fi + 4.0 BT Combo adapter

  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B00KOMZM4I/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_3?pf_rd_p=1944687742 & pf_rd_s = lpo-top-stripe-1 & pf_rd_t = 201 & pf_rd_i = B00CJ7ZQJC & pf_rd_m = ATVPDKIKX0DER & pf_rd_r = 1ZE6KM57H29JR2VTEAPX

  If you do not want or can not replace the card in your laptop, you could buy an external usb dual wireless adapter.