I'm planning to buy 2 order of this kit = 4 total units, will this serve 3 PC? Are all 4 units are the same and uses either way to transmit & receive?
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Yes, the units are all the same, so you can use one to carry the network signal into the AC circuitry and the others to receive the signal for the PCs.
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Tan: two kits will connect 3 pc's. The units are identical. Either one can be connected to your router. I use one set and have a 5 port switch on the receiving for several computers. Works perfectly.
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Yes. All units are the same. Use one to connect to the router/modem, and the other 3 to connect your computers.
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Should work. But I'm not to thrilled with my pair. Not fast enough for net flix via U Verse.
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You would only need one of these devices. Keep in mind that this is an older model and does employ the latest 802.11 AC standard with 3 antennas. The new AC standard is significantly faster and has significant more range using both 2.4 ghz and 5 ghz frequencies. I understand that it can send and receive at the same time using multiple "channels" on the same frequency and hence throughput is much higher and latency significantly reduced. I use this model for our community pool (25 meters) and it has incredible range and easily covers the entire property, but it is very SLOW as it is 802.11 B and G (not N or AC). Get the newer model. You would only need one of these devices. Keep in mind that this is an older model and does employ the latest 802.11 AC standard with 3 antennas. The new AC standard is significantly faster and has significant more range using both 2.4 ghz and 5 ghz frequencies. I understand that it can send and receive at the same time using multiple "channels" on the same frequency and hence throughput is much higher and latency significantly reduced. I use this model for our community pool (25 meters) and it has incredible range and easily covers the entire property, but it is very SLOW as it... » Read More You would only need one of these devices. Keep in mind that this is an older model and does employ the latest 802.11 AC standard with 3 antennas. The new AC standard is significantly faster and has significant more range using both 2.4 ghz and 5 ghz frequencies. I understand that it can send and receive at the same time using multiple "channels" on the same frequency and hence throughput is much higher and latency significantly reduced. I use this model for our community pool (25 meters) and it has incredible range and easily covers the entire property, but it is very SLOW as it is 802.11 B and G (not N or AC). Get the newer model. « Show Less
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I used 2 receivers with one transmitter in the past. I know they have a unit with multiple chimes and will receive a few different transmitters. Check the website for the one that fits what you need, or call their tech support. They are very helpful and know their stuff. Hope this helps.
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Cheryl,Only if you want to hook up more than 3 receivers. The dish has three outputs. If you want 4 or more you would need the DPP44. The connection instructions for 4 or more can be found following this link: http://www.prosatellitesupply.com/pdf_files/DPP44_Switch_Installation_Guide.pdf, Good luck. Howard Welch
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I used a single unit, and to be honest with you I had problems with the 4 wireless units interfering with one another. I think it would be worth spending the extra money to buy something of higher quality. Hope this helped.
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The title of the page says that it is a receiver but the description in several places erroneously describes it as a transmitter. The unit here is a receiver. There is a similar item available that is a transmitter. Neither unit has dual transmit/receive capability.Jim
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The Answer to this question is.....DEPENDS.....did you run a telephone cable to the other rooms? If yes, then the answer is Yes. If no, then the answer is no. It handle up to 4 incoming lines then you may distribute as you see fit using the other 6 ports.
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If I remember correctly, there are two Asokas in one package. This makes sense because you need two to actually provide ethernet-over-power (one at the source of the internet and one at the destination you wish to have internet). I hope this helps!
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Hi Trice. You will need to get two units. One to transmit and one to receive the signal. Keep in mind, after you have these, if you add additional flash units, you can switch one into slave mode and trigger it from the flash of the 580exll which is connected to the PW. This way, you won't have to buy additional PW's unless you want to get into zones etc... Hope this helps. BreAna
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HI, If the audio you want to send to the two different receivers is the same, then you would use two of the same receiver with one transmitter. If you want different program to go to each receiver, then you would need two different complete systems. The transmitters and receivers are factory set to ONE frequency There are four different bands available for this 900 series. I hope this answers your question.
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I don't know the exact number but I have successfully connected 3 devices. Jus keep in mind the more device you connect you may have reduced speed.
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A bit silly. I can't comment on the reasons why they choose RF dongles over a BT dongle and allowing it to be used on a multi-BT connection, but if you're looking for a solution I've heard there is some logitech ones that allow you to add logitech devices to one dongle (wireless mouse/keyboard/headset), but I've never seen them. I never seem to have more than a controller, flash drive, keyboard/mouse, and webcam on my desktop, and only a mouse on my laptop so I don't particularly mind all the plugs.
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Each unit has a "channel" number associated with it. I have two different channel units and there's no cross talk. Not sure how many different channels there are or how you ensure you get same/different units.
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I use mine as an extender from my PC to a 2.0 hub. All 2.0 devices connected share the same bandwidth. If you have a 1.1 device it will still operate but all devices will see decreased speed and performance. Best to connect direct to a PC and replace any 1.1 cables.
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We have 2 adjacent PC,s both using M570/K350's without issues. The devices are paired to a specific transceiver, so no problem. In another room I have 3 PC's all with M570s, again no issues.
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These units are Transceivers and can act to receive and/or transmit. One for the camera and one for each flash unit. I use four, one for the camera to transmit, and the other three for each flash unit.
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Unfortunately this can only be use for one pc. I did found a website that has an antenna with a wireless router for multi pc. Check out www.radiolabs.com