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I just had a quick question. Under "Settings > Setup > Wireless Setup", does the "Region Selection" make a difference to my connection? If I set this to Europe, will I get connected to servers in Europe? I live in India, so should I set this to India? and will this effect anything? It's not a pressing matter, but I was just curious.
I just had a quick question. Under "Settings > Setup > Wireless Setup", does the "Region Selection" make a difference to my connection?
WiFi channels are regulated in each region. For instance, Japan allows WiFi channel 14 for 802.11b - other countries don't allow it at all. In addition to the legal WiFi channel list, the WiFi power limit also varies by region - and sometimes those limits are set differently for specific WiFi channels.
You should set the region correctly - ensuring that your equipment is compliant with the laws in your particular country.
I just had a quick question. Under "Settings > Setup > Wireless Setup", does the "Region Selection" make a difference to my connection?
WiFi channels are regulated in each region. For instance, Japan allows WiFi channel 14 for 802.11b - other countries don't allow it at all. In addition to the legal WiFi channel list, the WiFi power limit also varies by region - and sometimes those limits are set differently for specific WiFi channels.
You should set the region correctly - ensuring that your equipment is compliant with the laws in your particular country.
Yeah in some countries they reserve certain channels for military use, and I know that for example the EU doesn't allow you to use 5GHz WiFi for any outdoor appliance.
