Hi, 1) what frequency is used &amp; can it be chanaged?, 2 ) is encryption supported and, if so, what type?
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The transmission frequencies of these units are 4.9~ 5.9GHz (with Dynamic Frequency Selecting (DFS)). 256 encryption that can not be changed.
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It is supported, but according to the Drobo website, caution is advised, as encryption is not supported. http://support.drobo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/610/ If you are considering this unit for Time Machine backups, and are ok without being able to encrypt those backups, you will be just fine.
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No idea. Key used in different countries uses different frequency. You must be extremely careful when you buy this type of key.
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I guess you would have to verify what frequesncy is available. This is Quadband and quite useful in most countries.
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Hmmm... It is not designed to do so. You may be able to somehow tape the transmit key down on the table unit so that it is continuously engaged. That would be a rigged up solution and it would blanket the area such that other users (If any) could not use that frequency. Interesting idea for someone needing a "long range" baby monitor. Mel
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wow, I am not 100% sure if they use the same frequency, as I only have the one. sorry
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Paranoia or not, if security is a concern, use a wired setup. No wireless connection is 100% secure. I'm sure there's some esoteric weakness even in wired connections, but am not motivated enough to look for them. The probability of your keystrokes being sniffed on the 2.4gHz band is incredibly small, but non-zero. It's going to take a determined hacker to get them, and an even more determined one to make sense out of them. However, as I said, the probability of interception is not zero. Personally, I'd be more worried about social engineering than any technological attack in the first place, and any remote destination you are sending those keystrokes is far more likely to disclose your data to fictional or real enemies than the keystrokes themselves..
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It is a digital trunking scanner. I can pick up some P-25 but not the scrambled/encrypted. Need to check what agencies in your area are using. Many law enforcement agencies are secure and cannot be received at all. Check Radioreference.com for frequencies. To program the radio you will probably have to buy software package (radio shack good for two free downloads) then additional software and membership with radioreference. This unit is good at picking up standard frequencies. I get reception from up to 3o miles. It is not real easy to program and the instructions not that great.
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As far as I can tell, it would work. As ststed previously , not on an encrypted system.
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Hey Deanna, I purchased this item on Sept 9th, and I am still using it. I am happy to share with you my experiences thru which you will find the answers to your questions. Firstly, I would care to let you know why I purchased this item. I love to listen to my favorites musics on the go. I had used transmitters of the other so-called brands, and ended up using a tape adapter, but I was not satisfied because they died earlier. So, I purchased this device. Secondly, I tell you the good things about it. Whatever channel you choose, the transmission is 100% clear with no intercession with the others. The transmission goes widely to a point that another car can stick on your musics with no interruption. It reads everything mentioned, and even a flash drive. It plays alphabetically, so you can choose what music must be played first by naming the music with an A...or a number 1..2..3... I can't tell about the MP4, because I don't have any file in that format. Overall, I would just suggest that you give it try...and then...tell me whether or not my answer was reasonable to you. Thanks!
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The encryption is handled by the hardware. You do not need to do anything or install anything for it to work.
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Sorry, I cannot help you with this information as I am still trying to learn how o use it. Too many features, I can't figure it out.
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This adapter does not encrypt anything. It is no different than a FireWire 400 to FireWire 800 adapter or USB to Mini USB. The functionality is simply to connecting a cable to a machine that does not natively support that cable. I have used this with my G-Raid, which still reads via FireWire 800. So far the adapter itself has not broken and still does it's function without issue.
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My knee-jerk is NO. The TV is what will determine whether it will work or not. The newer devices have the encryption software built into them and you need a tv that can understand the code. Just converting the signal is not enough and it will not strip the encryption.
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Hello Hai Pham, i think so that the devices have his own frequency. But i'm not exactly shure, course i've only one system. For get safe informations about this, you should contact the support team of this device. See here: http://www.nyrius.com/support/?i=8Best RegardsThorsten
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Chris, I use TrueCrypt to encrypt the entire drive. TrueCrypt is open source (free) and works well. Not as good as HARDWARE encryption, which I wish this had, but still quite usable.
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I think a person can connect to listed frequencies in their area. I never could. Not enough power. I finally got Verizon's wifi and it is worth it. Just don't download movies or music or the time is taken up. Doesn't matter about email and looking up things on the internet