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Question: Not well-versed in the use of WiFi.  I have a Kindle Fire HD 8.9 and we have wireless capability at home.  Can this be used in a vehicle while companion is driving?  Thanks for any help.
Document: Recently I tried to use it as a wifi bridge and found no way to do it. To keep the long story short I did my research and confirm that I had an old firmware 2.03r2. In less than 48 hours their support people help me out to resolve the problem. They sent me instructions and a link to a new firmware and with that it was done deal. Thanks!
I bought it for a trip to Japan because a hotel there only had lan. At first I could get most web pages except gmail and Facebook. Then I read the instructions, and changed the switch to router instead of AP. Then the device worked ok. The signal is not strong, but ok. I used it with my Kindle Fire. You just go into the top menu of the Kindle, select wifi, look for the ssid (the name of the Zyxel) and enter the supplied password.
Often times when in a hotel you either have poor wifi or there's a charge if $10 a day for wifi. Crazy huh? This is a solution. Many hotels have an Ethernet connection in the room but that doesn't help if you are using a wifi only tablet. This small device works well and if you have the Ethernet connection, will give you password protected wifi access. Travelers, don't leave home without it. Pays for itself quickly.
I purchased the ZyXEL travel router for use as a wireless bridge between a printer without a wireless connection and my main wireless router/gateway in another room of the house. This capability is advertised but not documented in their otherwise thorough user guide. I called their Tech Support and was immediately routed to a guy who knew exactly how to help. He sent me a Word document that explained the configuration. I got it working as a client (bridge) and it's been working great for about 30 days.
The wireless function works great and is easy to use. But this does not work as an access point. I even called Zyxel for help and the guy told me that this isn't used as an access point. So if you want a router that is good for traveling. I would get this, if you want an access point, DON'T!
Purchased this router to use when going to my father's home, and another brand for my home to replace a 2Wire that died. The one for my home was &#62; $100 and did not work so I returned it. In the meantime I used this travel router and it works so well I did not even need to buy another one! Fast connectivity and extensive range.
It works very well, easy to install. very powerfull .pretty little size. I use to have wifi internet in two rooms at home.
I used the ZyXel for my Panasonic TV. It has Ethernet but does not have wireless. I used the device in bridge mode, The instructions that come with it are very basic.. for setting up as an AP etc, so it wasn't much help. Googled how to set up for bridge mode and found plenty of info.
I'm not the kind of of person who writes reviews about products no matter how good or bad only if something is exceptional. I bought this little gadget back in July 2012. I was not expecting too much due to size and price tag. I just tried to find a solution to a range problem with my carrier router when working out of home. It performs very well as router. I used it also as a Access point with no problems.
Brought this on our trip to Grandma's house. She has a cable modem but no wireless capability. I hooked this up to her internet and wa-la! The kids were able to use their wireless devices.
Answer: The answer remain the same, "No".  But there is one incorrect reply "modum attached to the router in order to get the signal".  This device can be used to bridge from a wireless network to a wired device. Example, this device can bridge between McD's open wireless network to a wired-only laptop.