Has anyone used this to connect to a 5ghz channel on PS4? How would I do it?
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I have used these to send a 5.0 ghz signal through out my entire house, but when I first bought it, I was unable to use just one. I have my first one wired off my Cisco router as an access point which sends the wireless signal to everywhere else in the house. I have cable internet and get over 50 mbps to every point in my house without any issues. I have the access point off my router and 5 receiving devices elsewhere in the house. It is absolutely the best. It's as good as wired connections in my book.
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Use this instead. NETGEAR Universal N300 Wi-Fi to Ethernet Adapter (WNCE2001) plugs in with Ethernet cable and provided USB power cord. I now use it on the XBOX. Works great 1/2 the $$
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Currently I have my Internet hooked to a Router, and from there I'm wired to my Laptop, PS4 and PS3. As my HDTV has only 3 HDMI ports, my Playstations are both hooked up to the link, and I can easily alternate between the 2. In this configuration, it works very well.
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I used mine for a PS3 connection. It does not provide sound though and I had to use a different cable for that
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I don't have a ps4. If it use bluetooth to connect, then pair it. If ps4 accept the NoiseHush, then you are connected. Try it.
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Make sure you set it up correctly. The 2.4 and 5 Ghz channels need to be different names, and the IP address needs to be something other than 192.168.1.1, I use 192.168.1.XXX, with XXX being between 5 and 225...
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This is simply an accessory for communicating with IR controlled products via wifi from within the LAN. You would need a 3rd party system that communicates via IP that can trigger the gateway to send out an IR signal. So to answer your question... you would need to have a 3rd party controller that you set up with a DDNS that would log into your LAN and then send the trigger to the gateway. If you are using this for AV the real question is why? No need to change the channel or volume when your not in front of the TV.
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Yes. Until PS4 patches a third party Ian audio problem, you will have to use the plug to hardwire them into the controller. Cord goes from "line in" on headset to bottom audio jack on controller. The problem reportedly will be taken care of, but while it's not patched it doesn't allow for you to adjust Game-Chat audio OR the volume from the headset. You must use the settings on the ps4 menu to adjust volume and game-chat is standard. The only headset actually in full function with ps4 now that I know of is the PS4 gold headset, but with the patch on the way, this one is an obvious choice for me. Quality is amazing and super cool looking. Yes. Until PS4 patches a third party Ian audio problem, you will have to use the plug to hardwire them into the controller. Cord goes from "line in" on headset to bottom audio jack on controller. The problem reportedly will be taken care of, but while it's not patched it doesn't allow for you to adjust Game-Chat audio OR the volume from the headset. You must use the settings on the ps4 menu to adjust volume and game-chat is standard. The only headset actually in full function with ps4 now that I know of is the PS4 gold headset, but with the patch on the... » Read More Yes. Until PS4 patches a third party Ian audio problem, you will have to use the plug to hardwire them into the controller. Cord goes from "line in" on headset to bottom audio jack on controller. The problem reportedly will be taken care of, but while it's not patched it doesn't allow for you to adjust Game-Chat audio OR the volume from the headset. You must use the settings on the ps4 menu to adjust volume and game-chat is standard. The only headset actually in full function with ps4 now that I know of is the PS4 gold headset, but with the patch on the way, this one is an obvious choice for me. Quality is amazing and super cool looking. « Show Less
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John, not sure if it works well at 5ghz I can tell you that I noticed a reduced speed when using it to extend the range of my dlink router.
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Hello, I dont see why it would not work, since the FC40 does run on the 5.8ghz transmitter/receiver. I'm thinking of getting this later as well.You can also ask the geeks on YouTube as their VERY knowledged on this stuff!
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If your router doesn't have Moca then you will need 2 of these. One at your router and another to your ps4 then it will work fine
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You can connect the PS4 using s/pdif connection. (the sound system does not have an HDMI input) so you have to use s/pdif.
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Have you had any problems at all connecting your Ps3 to the internet with this router. Do you connect using a Ethernet cable? Can you please give me some instructions on how to connect?
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Yes, it does work, range is poor both because of the 5Ghz propagation characteristic and the relatively low power output of the design. Be sure you have only one DHCP server in your network.
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I wouldn't use over a 7dbi to send signal! Never more then a 5 to 7dbi antenna to send. Then you need to know if your connection is a RP-SMA or what before buying. If you need more help let me know I am a pro in these matters. Mike
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Because this is just replacing the connection made by HDMI, any signal that can be carried over HDMI is supported by this device. I have connected this to TV/Computer/Projector/AppleTV all with no issues. The frequency listed 60GHz is what the coded HDMI info is sent / received at. This is an additional layer to any other encoding / data manipulation. I have not verified this myself but I would assume before transmission and after decoding of the receiver its the same raw data you would find going over an HDMI cable. I would double check that you have good line of site with the device as that is required with this unit
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Hi Jerry,I'm not so sure about that. From my experience of using it, when I hook up to my PS3 set, I had to downgrade the Ethernet setting on the PS3 in order to be detect it on my network.That's all I can attest to. Not sure if it helps.
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I have my PS4 connected to this device with a random HDMI cable I have and it works just fine. No issues with glitches in the signal like I was experiencing with my previous switch (using the same cable).