Can this device be used both as a wireless controller and with the cable?
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One more thought... I just used the wired Satachi Intervalometer on a project that spanned 3 days. On each day I shot photos at 10 second intervals for approximately 8 hours each day. The device worked well. My camera was Nikon D90, and I was glad I was running 2 batteries as I drained one and perhaps 1/2 of the second. This of course has nothing to do with the intervalometer.
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The device I bought is only "wired". I recall when searching for this that there was another model that was wireless and that it cost perhaps $10 or $20 more.
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No. It is not a wireless unit. It is for connecting things using USB cables.
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I just plugged the device directly into the router with an Ethernet cable and it seems to do what I want it to do. I purchased a 25 ft. digital Optic cable so I could plug my PC into it to use my media player as a housewide juke box. Other than that, I don't see any reason for going wireless with it.
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It can. I just use mine as a signal repeater for my main router downstairs, and I connect through ethernet and through wireless, and it works great on both
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Hey! It only has a single l and r input, so I think you would, but then that' s 2 wireless signals and I wonder if that could cause feedback or other wonkiness? Sorry, I cant answer any better than that.
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Will it work to do what? This is not a hot spot...it's a device to turn a wired Ethernet port into wireless
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It should work for that. It basically lets a wired device pretend that wireless is actually a wired network.
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Yes you can with the cable and a usb plug adapter. It is a great device to have
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I doubt it. It comes with a USB dongle that has to be plugged in to the device you want to control
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This device is meant to work in tandem with an existing wireless router. It does not replace the need for a separate WiFi router. This is not the solution for you.
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No, this is used only with hard wired systems, if you install a x10 or other wireless modules you'll need to go with a wireless device compatible with them.
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Yes you can. I use it to wirelessly connect a tv/bd player but anything with an ethernet connection can be connected.
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Yes it is possible tooBe carefull, only 1 controller can be set on this kind of setup, so if you use remote, that will be only remote
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Yes, you can connect it throught both ways...wireless or you can connect the cable as well...
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Nope. The controller comes with a Wireless transceiver. Its USB plug-able. Just plug the transceiver into any free USB port on your PC. Turn on your controller and you're good to go. Simple as that.
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The item is compatible with WiFi controller. You need the separate WiFi controller unit (ASIN: B00HCLRBZM) that will allow a free iOS / Android app to communicate to these controllers.
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Tentatively yes. I have not tested this out and am not sure - will try out and let you know. I use linux. Probably the `aconnect' command will have to be used twice with different ports for the two controllers.