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Re: Hi i got a sitecom 300n router for wifi, i unconected...
Try to reboot your router and see if the WLAN will lit up..or if if still not, hold the power button of the router for 10sec then reboot...then check the WLAN again... (-_-)
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Which modes are you trying to use this Sitecom? If you have the Sitecom as your Access Point (AP Mode), then you would need a LAN connection to your internet gateway (DSL, Cable Modem, etc). I didn't see any LAN hook up so I assume you are trying to use it as a wireless repeater. So you need to configure the unit differently. The 3rd mode is called Bridge mode. Again, you need to have a LAN hook up to your local network with a router or network switch. Because your Tablet is connecting to the Sitecom okay, which mean that you either have the Sitecom setting for AP mode or Bridge mode. And the reason it didn't give you access to internet because there is no internet gateway connection to the Sitecom (LAN). I hope this answer your question (or confuse you totally).
May be time to "send it out into the world". It may be deceased, no more, ceased to be, what you may have is a dead router. See this, it will explain: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vuW6tQ0218
You can find the user manual here: http://www.sitecom.com/wireless-range-extender-300n/p/714. I don't know your specific software, but on mine you have to click on every page to save changes. If you make all changes then save it will not save all changes.
open Network Connectdisable the wlan adapter first. open Network Connections from Control Panel and disable the wlan adapter first.Then Open Properties of the (wired) LocalArea Connection. Scroll down to TCP/IP and Change the Properties: IP=192.168.0.2 and Subnet Mask=255.255.255.0. Then connect the Sitecom using the wire (UTP). You should be able to browse with an internet browser to 192.168.0.234 now. After setting up the Sitecom disconnect the wire and enable the wlan adapter again.
I also had this problem when the BTHomeHub goes down, power loss etc. I seem to have fixed the problem by changing the wireless config in the homehub to use a fixed channel, (the default is automatic which means it changes each time it restarts). This has been running trouble free for a couple of weeks through a number of power outages.
Can't help with Qs 2&3, get the same problems but less of an issue now that the thing works all the time.
Click on Start > Right Click on "Network" and choose "Properties".
Click on "Connect to a Network" about in the middle of the screen under Wireless networks are available.
Find your router's SSID in the list and Right Click on it and choose "Properties".
Change the Encryption type to whatever your router is set up as. Example: Choose WEP and type in the 64 or 128 bit key that matches to your router.
If you are unsure what security options are set up on your router, please refer to your routers documentation on how to retrieve or change that information.
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