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Shuttle WLN-M

Bluetooth Wi-Fi kit for barebone Shuttle

Last price 34€25
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Overview
The Shuttle WLN-M accessory is a wireless network kit containing an M.2 2230 card, two antennas and internal cables of the appropriate length. This accessory is designed to equip Shuttle PCs with the Wi-Fi standard IEEE 802.11 ac/b/g/n. The data transfer rate is up to 500 Mb/s. The kit also supports Bluetooth 4.0.

Main features:
  • Shuttle DH110, DH110 SE, SH110R4, SZ170R8 V2, XH110/XH110Vcompatible
  • One M.2 2230 card, two antennas and internal cables
  • Allows Shuttle barebones to be equipped with Wi-Fi AC
  • Wi-Fi AC 433.3 Mbps + Wi-Fi N 150 Mbps
  • Compatibility list.
Specifications
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General information

Product name

Shuttle WLN-M

Brand

Shuttle

Model

WLN-M

Main characteristics

Accessory type

Wi-Fi module

Warranties

Commercial warranty

Seller 2 years

Legal warranty

See terms & conditions

Product referenced on 11 Oct 2016

Customer review
Global rating
7/10
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  • by BrunoD
    Posted on 14 Apr 2020
    Product bought from LDLC on 17 Mar 2020
    Number of reviews: 5 Average rating: 9

    Correct product

    Allows to have bluetooth and wifi without monopolizing USB ports. But the assembly is not very simple. The holes in the case have a flat to avoid the connectors to turn ... but they are round without flat. So you have to machine the case a bit with a file! Not so good. Then of course when you tighten it, you need a second one because they turn.
    The card is to be put first, contrary to the assembly instructions. The connections on the card are microscopic and require a bit of skill. There are cables of different lengths, so follow the instructions even if they are quite surprising. The cables are much too long and you have to find a place for them.
    In the end it works, except for a problem with the recognition of the wifi whose SSID is hidden. I don't know if it's the card or the box, but there's no way around it. I had to unmask my network.

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