This document is the AirPort Express Setup Guide, which introduces the features and characteristics of AirPort Express, as well as how to use and set up AirPort Express.
The Apple AirPort Express is a versatile wireless device designed to share broadband Internet access with multiple computers, stream iTunes music via AirTunes to home stereos, and extend existing wireless networks. It features an Ethernet port, audio mini-jacks, and a USB port for connecting printers.
This manual covers the initial setup process using the included AirPort Utility software on Macintosh or Windows XP/2000 computers. It provides instructions for creating new networks, configuring security settings, sharing USB printers, and managing custom profiles for travel.
AirPort Express allows up to ten computers to be connected to the Internet at the same time.
You can play music from a Macintosh with an AirPort or AirPort Extreme Card, or from a Windows XP or Windows 2000 wireless computer.
You can create and store settings for up to five different locations.