Locate mac address mc 65 - Motorola MC65 Data Collection Terminal

Does the TV have WiFi enabled? Is it in range of your WiFi router? Is the place where the TV is located a WiFi dead spot? Does the TV see your WiFi router, and is it the strongest signal in the TV's locality? Are your neighbours using the same WiFi channel as you? Have you got the router set to block MAC addresses? Is the TV set to use DHCP? Is the router handing out IP addresses? What security level are you using? Are you putting in the correct WiFi password? The list goes on and on.....

You should update the software on the phone, newer versions will show the MAC address before association. (see https://docs.symbol.com/ReleaseNotes/Release%20Notes%20MC7090%20WM%206.1%20BSP%2001.09.00.htm)

Otherwise, you will need to find an unsecured access point (say, at a local library or Starbucks) and connect to that in order to get to the page that displays the MAC address so you can add it to the secured access point.

1. Locate the PS3 MAC address number: Settings - System Settings - System Information
2. Open the software controlling the router. This is usually done my typing the router's IP address on your browser. ie http://192.168.0.1 Locate a tab for FILTERS
4. Slelect MAC filters.
5. Enter the PS3 MAC address from previous step as an allowable MAC address.
6. Save entry. At this point rounter will reset itself.
7. Go back and set up the wireless connection on PS3. Select all settings automatic or EASY as the case maybe

Its down to a Router issue on your network

1. Locate the PS3 MAC address number: Settings - System Settings - System Information
2. Open the software controlling the router. This is usually done my typing the router's IP address on your browser. ie http://192.168.0.1 Locate a tab for FILTERS
4. Slelect MAC filters.
5. Enter the PS3 MAC address from previous step as an allowable MAC address.
6. Save entry. At this point rounter will reset itself.
7. Go back and set up the wireless connection on PS3. Select all settings automatic or EASY as the case maybe

1. Locate the PS3 MAC address number: Settings - System Settings - System Information
2. Open the software controlling the rounter. This is usually done my typing the router's IP address on your browser. ie http://192.168.0.1
3. Locate a tab for FILTERS
4. Select MAC filters.
5. Enter the PS3 MAC address from previous step as an allowable MAC address.
6. Save entry. At this point router will reset itself.
7. Go back and set up the wireless connection on PS3. Select all settings automatic or EASY as the case maybe.

Or find someone or hire someone who could fix that for you..

If you are connecting the system directly to your Broadband Modem than your ISP may have your regularly connected computer's MAC address logged in their system. Generally only Cable Modem companies do this, so to see if that is the problem do the following:

1. Locate your Cable Modem

2. Flip it upside down and locate the MAC address, it should look like this:


3. Write down the MAC address

4. Now turn on your Xbox360 and go to the network configuration menu.

5. find the part that says CLONE MAC ADDRESS and then put in the MAC address you wrote down.

6. after the settings have been entered back out to the main menu, and power off, then power back on your Xbox360, you should be able to get on line now.

You have to go into the Xbox 360 network settings and locate the MAC address. It's either called MAC address or physical address. Then in your router, you have to find something called mac address filtering and add it to the list. If you don't have mac address filtering enabled, I don't see a reason why you would need to add it to your router.

192.168.1.1 Put that in your browser to access your router, the username is usually admin, and password is usually admin. Good luck!

In MAC Address binding, you should put the actual MAC Address of the iPod not the IP Address, they are different. Normally the MAC Address of the device can be seen on the sticker at the back of the device. Another way to identify the MAC address is go to Menu/Settings of the device and look for Device/System Information. MAC Adress usually have 12 hexadecimal characters (6 pairs). Now locate the MAC address of your device and enter that in the MAC Address Binding settings. That should work.

Looks like a mac address problem, follow these steps if you feel up to it, or hire someone to do it for you.


Steps:

1. Locate the PS3 MAC address number: Settings - System Settings - System Information
2. Open the software controlling the rounter. This is usually done my typing the router's IP address on your browser. ie http://192.168.0.1
3. Locate a tab for FILTERS
4. Select MAC filters.
5. Enter the PS3 MAC address from previous step as an allowable MAC address.
6. Save entry. At this point router will reset itself.
7. Go back and set up the wireless connection on PS3. Select all settings automatic or EASY as the case maybe.

get a firmware update for ur router