Do you need a receiver or just the Hub2n? Just trying to get wifi to my cabins.
281419
If your cabins are within 1500 feet of the hub2n you can get wifi off of it. If they are farther or have metal paneling you would need a receiver. see manufactures website for exact details. Overall they work really good
281420
You will need to purchase receivers for the cabins. My signal from the hub goes about 1/2 acre, although I have the least expensive cable internet service, don't know if that matters. Signal loses strength when going through trees, buildings etc. so we have 1 hub and 1 receiver for 2 acres/2 homes. My ayremesh is outside, and have been 99% happy with it.
281421
I have a large home and just use the hub. I am very satisfied with the signal. The people at ayrmesh are great with correspondence. If the do not answer they will call you back.
281422
You only need the hub2n if all devices in your cabins are wifi capable. If a device in your cabin is not wifi capable and needs a network connection, then a receiver is required for such a device.
281423
I only use a hub. I get good reception in my wife's studio about 65 yds away. My hub is not mounted outside but sits in a window inside. I also get reception back of my home into the woods about 150 yds away. Her studio is made of siding covered with vinyl. I get very intermittent connection inside my neighbors home about 175 jus away. Hope this helps you.
281424
The Hub2N is all you need IF the cabins aren't too far away AND/OR wifi has a hard time getting through the walls. Otherwise you will need a receiver at each cabin along with a bridge or access point. Good luck!
1219893
The receiver is not a network receiver it is a plain stereo receiver, albeit a good one. If you wanted to receive streamed radio you would have to buy an external wi-fi device with a line level output that would feed into one of the unused line inputs on the tx-8020 i.e. TV, DVD, Tape.
839891
for more expansion use a USB HUB if you like wireless keyboard you can connect also as long as receiver connects with usb
1942332
Use your A/V receiver as a wireless hub.You then run cat 5 cables to other components. Good luck
35501
I just picked up one of these today. I had no problems connecting to the wireless router (2WIRE) in another room. Good luck getting it to work.
1402654
Bummer you're having these problems. Other than connecting to Internet for radio and firmware updates, I haven't tried anything else over the Internet. Never had any problems with the receiver. Always powers up too. Unfortunate that their support channel is helpful.
943813
The hub does not work over WiFi today but that might be an option down the road. You can always try a wireless bridge. It connects via Ethernet cable and then uses the wireless signal.
869543
You need two. One would limit you to the range of your wifi unit. I believe they come in sets anyway
1261009
Yes, I had the same issue. I had to downgrade back to 2.0.1 in order to get it to integrate with my home wifi network. Plus, I had a router that ran 2.4 and 5ghz on the same SSID and I had to give them different names to get this device to work. It's a bit buggy
260989
It requires the wifi adapter, it's a $70 add-on. I did a review on it, it's pretty much requires.
451977
from what i read in the owners manual, a LAN cable is required. i'm uncertain if a person could use a wireless N device but there is a usb port on the back of the receiver. i suggest you contact denon support for technical questions.
1492777
No, just hardware the network or like others have said, use any 3rd party wireless adapter.
547766
I would suggest a similar setup like the one I have.It's doing what you want.There is an option for the repeater to either use the incoming signal for WiFi or Ethernet.In my situation I went with Ethernet but you can set WiFi.See my review. http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R1ZH7JFVDQHJWU/ref=cm_cr_pr_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B00HQ883QW
2131305
Thank you for the response! Absolutely correct, feed it a wireless signal and you are good to go!
1198604
I would stay away from this model RD-7405HDR receiver. The sound quality lacked and was not good when compared to Pioneer or Sony receivers. The answer is NO. It does not have WiFi for wireless speakers.
54739
Only need a transmitter if you want to go wireless. Otherwise: plug and play.
1743932
Call dish network and they will walk you throught the initial set up. Also if you don't use the receiver at least once a month you will have to go through set up each time you use it. So be sure to turn it on and let it aquire satalite signal at least one time every month