Have you emailed Escient Support? I indicated which version 4.1.7.8 or higher of the firmware was required. I am unsure as to whether or not the SE 160 supports this version as the Escient site only lists the SE 80 as being capable of running this version of firmware.
You will want to either put the Escient on a WAP-Bridge or wired. I highly suggest a wired connection although I run it via WAP at the moment.
FYI, I tried using a D-Link wireless Gaming adapter and putting a 5 port switch behind it because I wanted to support more than 1 wired device. I could NEVER get the darned Linksys to work properly where DHCP was in use. Either the PC or the Escient would register via DHCP, but not both. Spent at least 10 hours on the phone with someone in India who kept insisting that the device supported this configuration and kept sending me through steps to configure as such. Then, to boot, I could not get the Escient in Static IP to work with PC in DHCP on the same switch.
Total waste of my time.
Went out and bought a Linksys WAP54G and was up and running in less than 1 hour.Don't waste your time with a Gaming Adapter from D-Link unless the Escient is the only thing you want to connect. If you are thinking about possiby adding other network-based devices such as 2 Escient units on the same wireless connector or a PC, do yourself a HUGE favor and scratch off that D-Link piece of equipment.
Last edited by Lyndel McGee
on February 27, 2007 20:22.