can wireless be hooked to h/w cir
1185192
If H/W cir means means boiler that is what I did. Wired the honeywell to the thermostat terminals for a zone in my apartment. Works well.
1185193
I do not know what h/w cir is. I know it was a very simple hookup to my Air handler. The main unit goes where the thermostat is, the thermostat control unit can be put anywhere you want it. It mounts to the wall with 2 screws. Follow instructions and it is off and running.
1200847
This unit (TP-LINK SG1024DE) does not have any wireless interface built in. I have it plugged in to my Airport Extreme (the AE gives me wireless service), and the TP-LINK handles the wired traffic.
44790
I actually ended up exchanging this one for the wireless so I do not know. Sorry for the delayed reply.
87658
No, this has no wireless capability at all. It is a great thermostat however. I love mine!
401658
This is not wireless. You connect it with an Ethernet cable. There would also be heat dissipation issues.
1267078
If I understand your question to be "Can I use this computer plugged directly to cable or phone (modem) and not use it as a wireless unit, then yes. We have a 23" HP All in One that is hooked up to cable, with modem and router. I am not very good with the terms of all these 'attachments', but as you can see, I can get the job done! 8-)
930124
The instruction manual says an htmi cable can be hooked up. I think some sort of adapter is required. I did not see a specific slot for that.
2279800
No, there is no wireless module I side the disk. You would have to connect it via wire to a Wi-Fi router or bridge in order to use over Wi-Fi
2106715
Yes. It has built in wireless so you don't have to worry about adding wireless capabilities yourself. I am very happy with it.
2159248
Not directly. You can use the wireless through a network that is hooked up to it. You would need the x451dw which is wireless directly to/from the printer.
1245598
Yes you can tie on wirelessly if the wired unit is in range. I have 4 units running from one wired unit.
350168
yes you can . provided you have your recever connected to your wifi via eathernet or wireless that is hooked up to your receiver .
2002698
You have to use the cable supplied...it isn't wireless. The cable supplied has different connectors on each end.
118540
Note this is a wired remote signal repeater. Sounds like you a are wanting a wireless option, possibly.
1110730
I don't know of any way to make it work. There is no sub-out connector. You might find a unit to connect to the wireless function, but I don't know one off hand.
675273
The short answer is no. There are no native ports or interfaces that will support an IR controller. That said, there may be a way to still accomplish the goal. If your motherboard supports a CIR receiver, it may be possible to position the receiver at the front the the case (ideally behind the power button) so the IR signal can pass through. Be warned, the front face plate is a thick plate of solid aluminum which will greatly inhibit or block the IR signal altogether. This should be tested before having any expectations.
1420754
Yes you can but i would recommend connecting it via Lan cable to avoid any error when you want to set it to your requirements because it will ask for that.