Does it Works with AT&T USB Internet (Sierra Wireless)? And making the connection with the craddle can I connet to PS3 network? Thanks
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It should work with any mobile hotspot, USB or wireless. It has 4 Ethernet ports if you need a wired connection, so pretty much once you get the internet setup it's the same as any other wireless router.
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I use my at&t; 313U modem with a sim card 3.5g hspa+ 850mhz along with a cradlepoint mbr95 and it works ok.
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The Cradlepoint has a USB port that accepts any USB wireless type modem. You can connect to any network allowed by your internet service provider. You will log in to the Cradlepoint using the password & login info they provide you.
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Look at the ports it has. 2 usb 4 high speed cables. I plugged my verizon usb wireless card into it. Hard wired my computer into it. Now it suports 10 wireless devices. You still have 3 more high speed hard wire connects so you can hard wire your Ps3 or use wierless. Let me know if this helped. I love mine take it to different locations for jobs. Mark
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I am sure it would work with any usb internet as that is why I got this item, I use Verizon usb internet connection and it works great in this router. As for connecting to the PS3, I can't say. but if you can connect to any router I don't see why not... I have 2 Wii's connected to this router! Hope this helps!
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I use a Virgin Mobile MC760 3g USB stick and it works great for me. There is a compatibility chart on TP-Link's website that shows you what works with the router. http://www.tp-link.us/support/3g-comp-list/?model=TL-MR3220
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Good luck. We bought this to use with a Verizon 4G device that was on their approved list and it didn't work... until we figured out the workaround: Configure your Sierra as a WiFi hotspot and connect the Livestream Broadcaster via WiFi -- don't try connecting it as a USB modem. It works fine in this setup -- captures high frame rates/resolution just fine. However, be prepared with a power supply. In the field, we're lucky to get 45 minutes on rechargeable AA batteries, and you don't want to do a battery swap mid-broadcast, as you'll be offline a minimum of 90 seconds.
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Hi,I am using a NET GEAR power LIne wireless access port WGX102, that I bought at Best Buy for $89.Works great.One unit plugs into the wall near my router and plugs into that via a ethernet wire. The second unit is plugged in near the player with an ethernet cable plugged into that. Took a few minutes to work but it did. I am sure there are other methods to connect via wireless connection, but not even the people at the Sony store were able to help. Any kind of wireless bridge should do the trick.
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as far as I know there is no connection between Netgear and just AT&T; believe it works with any company, "but" I am not that "sold" on Netgear unite. Radio Shack stocks Netgear.
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I'm not sure what you're asking here, this is a Bluetooth dongle and should work when you plug it in to your PC. Could you elaborate a bit maybe, such as, "charge cable plug in doesn't work" are you saying that the USB cable that came with your ps3 isn't charging anymore? Or that your ps3 Bluetooth crapped out and can you use this as a substitute?
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I hardwired connection would be best. I cannot recommend this system. It was very sporadic operating on my iPhone. I found it to be undependable.
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I have AT&T; and after a complete runaround mine works FABULOUSLY. There are times I'm thrown off microcell but typically within 5 mins I can be reconnected. It has to be plugged into your router- I have a newer home and so mine is plugged in to my whole house control panel which is in a closet. After I installed it I was told it had to be next to a window to work- which is not the case mine works fine from a closet.
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I see no reason why it can't connect to PS3 or 4. I haven't tried, but so far it hasn't failed any single BT transmitting device I've tried. No, it doesn't have audio jack - completely wireless. For this purpose I employ simple BT wireless transmitter with audio jack - there are plenty of those around.
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You may use a wireless bridge or wireless access point which has an Ethernet (RJ45) jack. This product does not support a wifi usb adapter. Most new routers can setup as an access point where it communicates wirelessly to your actual wireless router and then you would connect that access point via Ethernet to the security system. I can verify that YES this does work because I bought and set this up at my parents house using an older N router/access point to communicate to their Verizon Fios Modem/Router. It works pretty well but I've never been a fan of wireless in general so I would suggest an Ethernet over power line instead. I plan to do this soon and I'll update when I do! You may use a wireless bridge or wireless access point which has an Ethernet (RJ45) jack. This product does not support a wifi usb adapter. Most new routers can setup as an access point where it communicates wirelessly to your actual wireless router and then you would connect that access point via Ethernet to the security system. I can verify that YES this does work because I bought and set this up at my parents house using an older N router/access point to communicate to their Verizon Fios Modem/Router. It works pretty well but I've never been a fan of wireless in general so I would... » Read More You may use a wireless bridge or wireless access point which has an Ethernet (RJ45) jack. This product does not support a wifi usb adapter. Most new routers can setup as an access point where it communicates wirelessly to your actual wireless router and then you would connect that access point via Ethernet to the security system. I can verify that YES this does work because I bought and set this up at my parents house using an older N router/access point to communicate to their Verizon Fios Modem/Router. It works pretty well but I've never been a fan of wireless in general so I would suggest an Ethernet over power line instead. I plan to do this soon and I'll update when I do! « Show Less
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yes I have connected it to TX-NR 808 on my home wireless network it is working i have not had any problems
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I personally have it set up wireless through my router; but the instruction book states that you can use an USB-Ethernet adaptor and plug it into the USB port in the back of the unit. If you get it, hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
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I am currently useing the Pluglink Ethernet Adapter and I HAVE AT&T; DSL. I am not sure why they are not working for you. I am sure you are utilizing it correctly but mine worked by connecting an Ethernet cable directly out of the AT&T; WiFi modem to one of the Pluglinks that is plugged into the wall. Then another Ethernet cable is plugged into an additional Pluglink in another room, that goes directly to the computer.
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Yes it is. I use the WiFi and a buddy uses both, the BT with a wireless PS3 controller. We are in Northern Colorado.
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I used mine to connect my router to Xbox 360 and it works fine. I don't see any reason it shouldn't work with a PS3. Hope that helps. BTW, I don't know if you care about the color or the cable. I don't care but as an FYI I bought, the grey cables as they were the cheapest and cables I got actually look closer to white than grey.
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There is wireless console for PS4 (keyboard and mouse). for PS3 only this i tried. But logically if the wired keyboard+mouse works , then the wireless should works too but not the combo one . Wireless keyboard need to be in seperate USB adapter from the wireles mouse. And make sure that wireless keyboard and mouse does not require any specific software driver installation
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I've used it on at&t; dsl router, now I'm in south carolina using carolina broadband cable router and hooked up and works fine. I have my ooma hooked up to router with one ethernet cable, hooked to router like a hardwired PC would be. Had the wireless thing, but after awhile, my ooma went weird, took awhile to figure out, but was the USB advice...Once I went hardwired, been fine.