How do I know if my 3G/4G USB network adapter is compatible with Sapido BRF71n?
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My BRF71 works with sierra 250u modem, most 3g/4g usb network adapters do not work with sprint or clear usb modems the Sapido BFR71n does.
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No. You're talking about advanced networking drivers that need installation on a computer to work. You might be able to get an advanced firewall like a Sonicwall with a USB port for 3g modems, but I'm not familiar with your model of USB dongle, so YMMV.
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I tested with my home WIFI only (motorola wifi home adapter/router)and it worked just fine, not with 4G Hauawei's. Yes Wifi USB adapter Included, i believe you can return back if you are not satisfied.
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It should Joyce. The thing that will matter is if your device has an external antenna port, and then the type of plug it takes. For me, it was a matter of the adaptor cable that came with the MiFi hotspot device. It was the correct "plug" type on the end to match what the adaptor cable took which changes it to what the mifi device needed. I now have the 4G broadband router from Vzn and had to buy an adapter to go from FME type plug (what the antenna has) to RMA (mini-coax) which is what the router takes. Hope that helped and didn't confuse the situation more for you ;)
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Is 4.3 jelly bean and don't work 3g movilnet only 3g and 4G digitel and 2g Movistar and movilnet
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No, this is the wifi model. But you have one with 3G if you want.I think it's the TF3000TG. Good luck!
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It is supposed to be. I opened a ticket with netgear support and asked the very same thing. They said it was compatible.
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Hello Ivy B: My wife uses a CradlePoint when she visits her hometown in the Philippines where the only internet access is via one of three major telecommunication companies with which she communicates using a pre-paid Huawei USB Modem plugged into her of CradlePoint device. She, then, is able to connect to the resulting wi-fi hotspot, much as she would to any wi-fi modem. I believe that the Philippine Telecoms are in the process of upgrading to true 4G networks, but, as far as I am aware, the PHS300 operates fine with a 2G/3G signal and I think the device should work similarly anywhere in the world within range of a capable cellphone system. Happy New Year!PS. A newer 802.11n model is now available. Hello Ivy B: My wife uses a CradlePoint when she visits her hometown in the Philippines where the only internet access is via one of three major telecommunication companies with which she communicates using a pre-paid Huawei USB Modem plugged into her of CradlePoint device. She, then, is able to connect to the resulting wi-fi hotspot, much as she would to any wi-fi modem. I believe that the Philippine Telecoms are in the process of upgrading to true 4G networks, but, as far as I am aware, the PHS300 operates fine with a 2G/3G signal and I think the device should work similarly anywhere in... » Read More Hello Ivy B: My wife uses a CradlePoint when she visits her hometown in the Philippines where the only internet access is via one of three major telecommunication companies with which she communicates using a pre-paid Huawei USB Modem plugged into her of CradlePoint device. She, then, is able to connect to the resulting wi-fi hotspot, much as she would to any wi-fi modem. I believe that the Philippine Telecoms are in the process of upgrading to true 4G networks, but, as far as I am aware, the PHS300 operates fine with a 2G/3G signal and I think the device should work similarly anywhere in the world within range of a capable cellphone system. Happy New Year!PS. A newer 802.11n model is now available. « Show Less
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The router needs an external USB Modem to connect to cellular networks. That device is the one that would have to work with your provider in order for it to be compatible.For example, I used this router to connect to AT&Ts; cellular network, but I would not have been able to do this if I had not purchased the following device to plug into the router's USB port: Sierra Wireless USBConnect Momentum Global 4G LTE USB Modem - AT&TIt is the USB modem that needs to be compatible with your wireless provider's network, not the actual router itself.I hope this helps. The router needs an external USB Modem to connect to cellular networks. That device is the one that would have to work with your provider in order for it to be compatible.For example, I used this router to connect to AT&Ts; cellular network, but I would not have been able to do this if I had not purchased the following device to plug into the router's USB port: Sierra Wireless USBConnect Momentum Global 4G LTE USB Modem - AT&TIt is the USB modem that needs to be compatible with your wireless provider's... » Read More The router needs an external USB Modem to connect to cellular networks. That device is the one that would have to work with your provider in order for it to be compatible.For example, I used this router to connect to AT&Ts; cellular network, but I would not have been able to do this if I had not purchased the following device to plug into the router's USB port: Sierra Wireless USBConnect Momentum Global 4G LTE USB Modem - AT&TIt is the USB modem that needs to be compatible with your wireless provider's network, not the actual router itself.I hope this helps. « Show Less
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hi. Yes it is supported. Link to source info: http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/f286/a157-unlock-1481326/index2.html
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this is a wifi only table so it won't work on the 3g network, I believe the other models do...
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I'm actually using a 4g card. It only supports up to 3g but I get by fine with that
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according to the spec I read, they claim that the device is compatible with - Any PC or Laptop with a USB port, 733MHz CPU, and 64MB Memory- Any brand 802.11g or 802.11n router- Windows 2000, 2003, XP Home/Pro/32-Bit/64-Bit, Vista 32-Bit/64-Bit, Windows 7There is no mention of XP 2000.2003, etc. Check out their website - http://www.mediabridgeproducts.com/store/pc/Medialink-Wireless-N-USB-Adapter-150Mbps-2-4Ghz-199p15.htmYou can also call or e-mail them if this information does not satisfy you.
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Sorry but I've never tried that network, but according to Wilson electronics it should work with all networks, but it don't work with 4g its only 3g.
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Yes it works, but I cannot use the Internet 4g because it is an international version.
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It's a STL100-1, work in 3G only in movistar and movilnet, edge in digitel, no work in LTE 4G
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Hola Iraida, yo lo compre el mismo modelo para digitel y movilnet, y funciona correctamente para ambas companias. Si consigue red 3g se conecta, sino en H, el lenguaje espanol no viene preinstalado, pero lo puedes descargar sin problemas, el telefono es excelente, lo unico que no me gusta es que la bateria no dura 12 horas con uso moderado, asi que debes tener siempre tu cargador a la mano. El cargador viene con conector europeo pero el proveedor muy amablemente me envio el adaptador. Espero te sirvan mis comentarios.