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General| Type | Wireless USB Adapter |
|---|---|
| Category | Adapter |
| Wireless Standards | IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n |
| Maximum Data Rate | 300 Mbps |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Security | WEP, WPA, WPA2 |
| Frequency Band | 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz |
| Antenna | 2 x internal antennas |
| Operating Systems Supported | Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Contact details for ASUS in Asia Pacific region.
Contact details for ASUS in the Americas region.
Contact details for ASUS in Germany and Austria.
FCC compliance statements and operational conditions for the device.
Restrictions on co-locating the device with other antennas or transmitters.
Statement on radiation exposure limits and installation guidelines.
Warning regarding the device as a Class B product and potential interference.
Warnings about altering frequency, power, or functions of the device.
Industry Canada regulations for radio transmitter operation and antenna gain.
Details antenna types, connectors, and gain values.
Canadian ICES-003 compliance and IC radiation exposure statement.
Information on ASUS's environmental recycling and takeback programs.
Details about compliance with REACH chemical regulations.
Contact details for manufacturer and European representative.
Contact details for authorized distributors in Turkey.
Lists items included in the USB-N53 WLAN Card package.
Specifies the necessary operating system and hardware for the WLAN card.
Explains the meaning of the LED indicators on the WLAN card.
Step-by-step guide to install the driver and utilities from the support CD.
Guide to manually connect to a wireless network using the ASUS utility.
Steps to connect using the WPS push button feature.
Steps to connect using the WPS PIN code method.
Steps to switch the WLAN card to Soft AP mode.
Guide to enable Internet Connection Sharing for wireless clients.
How to configure ACL to manage client associations in Soft AP mode.
Steps to allow specific clients using MAC address in Access Control List.
Steps to reject specific clients using MAC address in Access Control List.
Describes the function of the WLAN Control Center utility.
Explains the interface and options of the Adapter Setting Utility.
Details the options available when right-clicking the utility's system tray icon.
How to turn the wireless radio ON or OFF via the utility.
How to search for and connect to wireless networks.
Explains the connection status and network details shown in the Survey screen.
Choosing between Infrastructure and Ad Hoc network modes.
Configuring the network name (SSID) and radio channel.
Explains the automatic adjustment of data transmission rates.
Explains authentication methods like Open, Shared, WPA/WPA2-PSK.
Details data encryption methods like Disabled, WEP, TKIP, AES.
Setting up WEP keys, format, and length.
Explains advanced parameters like RTS Threshold and Fragmentation Threshold.
Steps to connect using the Windows Wireless Connection service.
Steps to check if the WLAN card is installed correctly in Device Manager.
Solutions for connection problems to access points.
Solutions for connection problems to stations or other WLAN cards.
Tips to improve connection quality and signal strength.
Solution for PC's TCP/IP binding limits affecting WLAN card driver installation.
Definition of an Access Point in networking and Ad Hoc wireless networks.
Explanation of data transmission rates and Basic Service Area.
Definitions of Broadband, wireless channels, and client devices.
Explanation of Ethernet standard, firewall functionality, and gateway.
Explanation of the COFDM technology used in 802.11a/g standards.
Option to select the default WEP key and explanation of Device Name.
Explanation of DHCP protocol for automatic IP address assignment.
Role of DNS servers and DSL modem functionality.
Description of DSSS technology used in 802.11b for spread spectrum.
Details on WEP key types, encryption methods, and interoperability.
Definitions of Extended Service Set and its Identifier.
Explanation of Ethernet standard, firewall, and gateway functionality.
How ICS shares an internet connection among computers on a network.
Explanation of IEEE standards, including 802.11 for wireless LANs.
Information about the 802.11a standard operating in the 5GHz band.
How frequency and power affect 802.11a performance and range.
Comparison of 802.11a and 802.11g standards focusing on channels and interference.
Details on the 802.11b standard and its data rates.
Information about the 802.11g extension and backward compatibility.
Description of the Infrastructure mode centered around an access point.
Explanation of IP addresses and ISM bands for wireless LANs.
Definitions of Local Area Network and Media Access Control address.
Explanation of NAT for sharing IP addresses among network computers.
Definition of a Network Interface Card.
Explanation of network packets and Pass Phrase for WEP keys.
Information about PCMCIA card standards and types.
Explanation of Point-to-Point Protocol and PPPoE for secure data transmission.
How to set the preamble mode for network communication.
Explanation of frequency units like GHz, MHz, and Hz.
Definitions of Service Set Identifier and wireless stations.
Explanation of Subnet Mask and Transmission Control Protocol.
Definitions of Wide Area Network and Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance.
Detailed explanation of WPA security system and its improvements over WEP.
Necessary requirements for using WPA, including OS updates and patches.
Definition of a Wireless Local Area Network.
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