Will I be able to connect my apple time capsule up since my home router is in the master bedroom in another room?
297741
Yeah..I believe you can connect this to your time capsule within the router range.
1887821
Mine is an Apple router, but I agree with the previous answer. Any kind of router should work. Slight loss of bandwith from upstairs to downstairs, but not enough to cause viewing problems
278399
It will transfer over your home network from the apple to the HAPZ. I have a mac and found it very easy. You do have to download the HAPZ transfer software
1800425
actually I spoke with a Mac genius who said that you can access the same folders on Time Capsule from several different computers. Its not real time sharing, but it'll do the trick.
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.
948785
The Time Capsule has a built in HardDrive that can be used to automatically backup your Macs while you are on your home network. The Airport Extreme does not have this. If you dont have any Macs at home get the airport extreme. Older time capsules had issues with reliability, I've had one of these models since 8/2011 without any issues. DROBO is nice, but it's expensive. If you have unlimited funds, I'd recommend the drobo.
2092336
The short answer is yes. The long answer, you will need to have a working knowledge of ip addresses, access points, and your router in order to get it working. The instructions that come with it are suitable for someone with some network knowledge. It will not be plug and play. And since you are using apple products that might be a challenge.... Ha ha.
1979051
Is it possible? Yes. Is it practical? No. Based on app version 2.6.6, firmware 2.9, iPhone w/ 7.0.4, iPad w/ 6.1.3, the app doesn't directly support AirPlay. You can do it by: 1. Connect Media Drive to your home access point over wifi. 2. Determine the Media Drive's IP address on your home wifi network. This is NOT the 192.168.11.1 address of the Media Drive's self-generated wifi network. 3. Access the web portal through the browser by entering the IP address of step 2. You need to use a browser that allows User Agent spoofing (I use Mercury). Set the User Agent to some desktop browser. If the drive thinks you're connecting with a mobile browser, it will instead prompt you to connect with the app. 4. Browse to the video of your choice, click twice, and stream to Apple TV. This is both cumbersome and requires a lot of free bandwidth on your home network. The stream is bouncing from Media Drive, to router, to iPad, back to router, to Apple TV. My experience has been that it's not a great solution.
1721972
Yes and no. I have a Mac that's running OS 10.8 (Mountain Lion) and the Cisco connect software that is supposed to make connections easy doesn't work with the new OS. However, I was able to manually configure the router and I'm using it right now with my Mac, my PC laptop and my Android tablet.
1607080
Yes. I have my Amped hard wired to my providers router. The main router is in a back room office. The other is in the family room. I have a wire rn through the attic and down the wall where my home theater equipment is located. Most modern A/V manufacturers will issue firmware updates for your stuff. Your computer will show all available connections. You can select and deselect from either of them.
914227
I am not using Apple. I have cable internet from Time Warner with a wireless router. My Roku is hooked to that. I have the router in the basement and the Roku is hooked upstairs . I am streaming it on a non- HDTV. It is crystal clear with beautiful sound. I could not ask for better picture quality.
1823972
The Time Capsule is a WIFI hot spot for your home or work. Like any hotspot it is not portable because a hotspot needs a physical connection to the internet. You need internet cable service, a cable modem and an ethernet connection from the modem to the Time Capsule. 1) You connect your modem to your cable service, 2) run an ethernet cable from the modem to the Time Capsule in a specified port, 3) Connect an additional Ethernet cable from the Time Capsule into one of the Ethernet ports to your computer to set up the WIFI hotspot giving a name to the time capsule, one to for your WIFI and a password for your WIFI - I suggest different names to avoid confusion. (Using Apple airport utility, I don't know what it is on windows). 4) Then disconnect the power from both the modem and the Time Capsule, 5) disconnect the Ethernet cable from the Time Capsule to your computer (NOT the one to your cable modem), 6) plug the power back into the cable modem and Time capsule power to synchronize them. You then a have your own WIFI-hotspot for your home or office (assuming all goes well). The Time Capsule is then a router for WIFI and ethernet and you can attach a USB 2.0 compatible NAS to it. (The Time Capsule, to my knowledge, does not support a DSL (telephone connection)).
1668943
Ok, I cked and I have both airport Ext and Ethernet card. I have a Fio verizon modum in the basement that is connected and running correctly. Do I set the the Connection to 1)Airport 2)DSL (don't think so) 3)Cable in modum of 4) Ethernet. There is nothing in the back of the computer and Apple said I didn't need anything just the wireless. I have pppOL, firewire and airport (whatever that means).
2284211
In a word, NO. It has to be connected to a router that assigns internal IP addresses. That would be either your cable/DSL 'modem' or to something like an Apple Airport that has an ethernet jack.
1292913
I have mine working with a 2013 Apple Time Capsule which is running in the default b/g/n/ac mode. I make sure I'm connected to the 2.4GHz wifi on my iPhone before syncing and everything works as it should. Support at Skybell suggested router should be set to b/g only but I have not found this to be necessary.
397161
It connects like any other wifi router. If you have a password set on the time capsule, you simply enter it on your device that you're trying to connect.
2240863
Yes, as long as your MAIN Wireless router has these options. It can be done manually through the software router set-up.