is it compatible with PI Sector 4G (GS08) ?
1455686
Yes, the wireless PIR motion senor works at the same frequency, i.e., 433MHz +/-0.5MHz.
220380
Yes, as long as it is set up that way. I believe B/G compatibility is set as default. On the router GUI, see the Wireless &gt; General tab for the b/g protection checkbox.
1344214
It is supposed to be. I opened a ticket with netgear support and asked the very same thing. They said it was compatible.
1462119
I assume you are asking about Port Mirroring. Yes, the GS108T can do port mirroring under the Monitoring tab.
1437456
It is compatible with I phone 3 gs with both type of connections. Since 4g has the same 30 pin connector, you should not have any problems.
2155456
No, not directly. See www.nerdvittles.com for incrediblepbx for Raspberry Pi to use with GV
1981865
Yes, but it doesn't pick up the late signal. Just regular 4g. Search for the late version
475375
I don't know - Check with its manufacture. I know for sure it works with 2GIG security system. Regards
517043
Not enough info in request. Assuming lapdock is subject. Will only work with Motorola units with same connections and Webtop software.
1783309
Yes, but for most distros running kernel 3.18 (Raspbian Wheezy, Ubuntu-MATE RPi Edition, openELEC 5.0.8) it will not work out of the box. Someone was kind enough to post source code for the rtl8812au driver, but you'll have to compile it for your system. I was able to do this for mine, but it's not for the faint of heart.That said, it DOES work with distros that use newer kernels (openELEC 5.95.3, OSMC -- both worked out of the box). However, if you want a headache-free, plug-in, works-with-any-system solution, maybe try a different product.
160091
I am not sure, but should mostly work with all gsm sims. I used black wireless and H20 and never had any problem :)
1726486
The 5.8 Mhz version would be compatible. You would still have to verify a line-of-sight path between the two ends of your wireless link antennas.
1043179
Yes it is...so far I have tested it on several Gsm and 3g networks and it works flawlessly
2159021
I suppose that as long as your chip and one of the bands (quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE; quad-band 3G with HSPA; LTE) is compatible with the Nicaraguan mobile phone system, it should work. HTH
1260362
No. You can see the manual here http://gpelectric.com/files/gpelectric/Docs/Manuals/MOBI_MAN_GP_TS-30.pdf
2099744
I don't know about specific models but this device should be agnostic. I've tested it with Cisco/Linksys and Meraki products--two completely different products and it works. So as long as the device is using industry standard protocols, it should be fine.
780901
Yes! I bought this for my sister in the Philippines work fine to any GSM network.