Will this rebroadcast a wireless signal? And allow you to connect wired devices to the existing wireless signal?
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I don't understand your question. This router allows you to connect some wired devices like a computer. Provides wireless signal to laptops, cell phones, tablets and others.
1507179
This device is not a wireless repeater. It only operates as a wireless router.
1448221
I agree with the previous post. The Broadcaster will pick-up wifi or Ethernet just fine. I've actually tested my iPhone as a hotspot and it worked. Good luck!
1254403
Yes, if you configure it properly. Sounds like you would use the 'client' mode which makes the D-Link act as a wireless connection point for a wired Ethernet device.
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yes you can configure it as a repeater or a bridge so that it will give you a wireless signal of the same network or you can use it in router mode and you can share the internet and set uo a new network
1436101
yes, using this device Soundcast SurroundCast - Wireless Receiver / Transmitter Audio System
610992
This is not at all like a wireless router. It will not transmit a wireless signal to another device but only work as a receiver of a wireless signal. So, if you have a wireless router, this can be plugged into a PC to receive that signal but it's not a "transceiver", only a receiver of existing wireless (such as from a wireless router).
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Im not sure about this. but you can try. maybe a wireless usb hub can help you accomplish the job
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Can this router be used to connected a wired device to the wireless network? I have e a tv that is only wired and I would to use this router as a bridge to pull down the wireless signal and transfer them to an Ethernet port. Thank you.
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I think that you can connect you receiver to a wireless network using a wireless adapter like NETGEAR WNCE2001
327921
Yes..... we have several in different locations that wirelessly connect to our main router. They work excellent! Joe
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No. The device you are referring to is called a "wireless bridge" (wifi repeater). This device is a wireless router that makes a wired connection accessible to wireless devices.
1691878
No, this is a 'switch' which splits the signal from your router to multiple wired devices...
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Yes you can!!! That was how I was using it before I recieved cable. Now I am using it wireless!!!
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That should work fine. I have a mix of wired and wireless in my setup, and all of them see and talk with each other just fine.
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Yes, you can do this (configure it as a wifi client and it can re-broadcast a local wifi network). However, as it's very small, the antennas aren't great - you would be much better off using a purpose-built wifi range extender
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Maybe, but I doubt that it would do you much good. One problem is that instead of "amplifying" your current network, this device creates a new network called "Wireless-Repeater," which requires a separate login and can create overlap conflicts with your existing wireless router network. So I suppose two of these things could overlap with each other. The unit never worked for me. I solved my range problems by upgrading to an 802.11ac (DOCSIS 3.0) wireless router. In any case, there must be better wireless range extenders from Amazon as well.
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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