can i chained together two kd20
849332
"Chain" implies attaching multiple KD20's serially (one KD20 communicating directly with another KD20), which you CANNOT do. You CAN attach as many KD20's to your network (via a hub or router) as you like. The KD20 has one (1) network interface, and offers no means for configuring virtual interfaces or for creating another physical interface via a USB bridge.
849333
You can in a sense, basically have multiple NAS systems chained through a router
905847
No you can't. Because it only takes one you can not program two on the same Playstation
477251
Not really. Best you can do is to remove the lowest and use the top two (Chain must be cut off). :-)
535881
My understanding is that you can. They have to all plug into the power source and can not be daisy chained in a line one after the other. I want to use about five of them together and am going to try it soon. LEDwholesalers has not been very helpful answering how to get the color changing module in place so all of them will be the same color in unison. I think more than two would blow the color module but I'm not clear on that. I know you can put two together with a splitter though.
871425
Without making any electrical changes to the light, you won't be able to slave them together. I am almost certain though, that you can have multiple lights respond to a single remote. If the lights are physically close together you can probably have them all change at the same time with the single remote. If they are too far apart you will need to move the remote to point it at each light individually. For what it is worth, this is a great light for the money.
2104432
I actually didn't link them together. There are two hook-ups at the top & back. Looks super easy to multiples.
1313421
you can't do that. in a 120 volt environment I would cap the one set and only connect the other. You only need 120 volts
1895262
Yes you can and Skylink equipment is readily available as they do make a variety of remotes with one or multiple buttons. If you have one switch with only one remote just get another remote that matches the receiver channel you are using. I ave several of these things set up with some installations one remote running multiple switches and others with one receiver being accessed by several remotes in different places.
945754
yes they can connect 1 time, but the snap hardware that connects them is only applicable once and you cannot back it out once inserted. You could possibly cut it off if you connected just to use 2, but couldn't use that same hardware again. you would have to use a bolt and nut purchased separately to reassemble once you removed. The height is also adjustable if you get hanging L sold separate. We use these in our cubicles and they work pretty well with L attachments.
582695
I can't imagine why you would not be able to. I'm doing three. You can connect one bank to the most important (starter for example) battery and the other 5 parallel on the other bank. Or you can split it up evenly. Many options but it seems real quick for me.
2215890
Yes you can do that no problems. I would recommend that you login to one set and change the frequency that they operate on so that the two different sets doesn't interfere with each other. You would connect a ethernet cable between the two power over the ethernet injector on the top of the hill to connect the two systems and pass the data along to the second system.
1656169
I don't know, but I can't see why not, if they are paired with the same controller
1622521
You will need two of them .Also if you opt for the twin controller they will work together.
2119714
Yes you simply connect a 1/4 male from one to another. You can do this with as many of these speakers as you have available and you can chain them to other types of active speakers as well.
1959973
If you have some way of connecting them. It is an individual unit. I would not recommend it.
1791891
Yes you can link them and use one remote with a king mattress. The split mattress doesn't work out very well.
215547
I imagine you can just fine. But, you'll need to expect voltage drop the longer it gets. I don't know what gauge these are but that comes into play in how much the voltage drops. But, I bet you can chain 2 or 3 together without too much problem unless you are running a voltage sensitive device at the other end.