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	* User accessable utton on one of the sides		* User accessable utton on one of the sides

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D-Link DIR-505

DIR-505 from D-Link is a tiny WLAN router, which is word-wide available for less than $40. Flashing the unit with Meteobridge firmware makes the router a Meteobridge. Meteobridge firmware is tested with DIR-505 A1 and A2 models. This router hardware comes with the following features:

• 8 MB flash
• 64 MB RAM
• One LAN port
• Internal WLAN (no external antenna)
• USB 2.0 only port(not capable of driving USB 1.x devices, will need a USB 2.0 Hub inbetween)
• One activity LEDs
• User accessable utton on one of the sides
• reset button at the USB/LAN connector panel behing a pinhole
• Dimensions: 2.68 x 1.65 x 2 inch (68 x 42 x 51 mm)
• Weight: 3.67 oz (104 g) without accessories
• Temperature: 0°C ~ 40°C operating
• Humidity: 0%~90% operating (non-condesing)
• Power Consumption: 1-2 watts
• Certificates: CE, FCC, RoHS
• As a consumer router world-wide available from D-Link
• Street price below $40