Choosing a wireless router

iLive Editor for the laptop and MixPad for the iPad handle very large amounts of control and metering data.  These are professional mixing tools that justify network equipment of suitably high performance, quality and reliability. This equipment should be dedicated to the iLive and avoid task sharing with other applications that may interfere with the iLive operation.

Many low cost or older wireless routers simply do not have the capability, range or processing power to ensure the high performance of the iLive.

Choose a wireless router (wireless access point) that has a good specification and good wireless range, and a strong construction.

Good things to look out for when choosing a wireless router:

Search the Internet for further advice on setting up and using wireless networks. For example:

www.microsoft.com/athome/setup/wirelesstips.aspx