will this product link to other communication devices that are not of the same make?
1933935
No and it hardly works to begin with. Spend the money on a better quality device. These are garbage
1715308
Yes it does; however make sure you install the software and make sure you have a strong signal you are going to see after you install the software how good is the link quality and signal.
645228
Should not be a problem. Each device will need access to a phone jack in order for them to call you if there is trouble. However, they should be able to share the same number..
443398
Yes, but keep in mind the signal would be sent to both MCUs. You would need to add a preamble to each packet sent that specified which MCU it was intended for.
793211
Yes. Be sure and count the links on your old one then use the same number on the new one.
484220
No it does not. You'll need Dynamic Link Aggregation which can be found in Netgear GS716Tv3.
740686
I am not sure, would venture to say no...have not linked anything up to it. I use it for WiFi internet and it works great.
2072495
Yes they are interchangeable. There is an interface that come with the transceivers that allow this. Very simple!
1718251
Probably not since the connection is different. Maybe if you get the adapter, but not sure the technology is updated for it. So probably no.
842743
I don't believe so. When using it if I wanted to connect to a different phone/device I had to disconnect from the current device I was using. Although it can be saved on each devices bluetooth list. Making it pretty easy. I hope this helps.
1590180
It's not built in as in same unit ... but the receiver is needed for both and is tied only to the units in that package so it won't work on other ones
798474
Yes, I believe it is. When I connected, I did not receive the message that it wasn't, as I've received with other products.
831161
am hoping that i'm not steering you wrong here but, so far, i've found that this thing has linked easily to every bluetooth capable device i own (tablet, laptop, smartphone). after reading your question, i looked up the specs/description on your device as i wasn't familiar with it - can't imagine why it would not link up and work well for you.
674121
Of course they are different, hence the reason they have different model numbers. Lucky you, they gave you a wireless card with Bluetooth v3.0. It isn't a/g/n, only n.
1003482
Maybe. The device has a standard RJ45 connector. But it will require some work to make it accessible through the internet (firewall, setup of client s/w).
16393
It controls each device individually so as long as those devices are compatible with each other the answer would be yes.
1653252
My understanding is that it will work with any unit that comes with that same USB receiver, but not anything that does not. It has to have that unifying receiver symbol... The reason I bought an extra is because I accidentally left mine in a company laptop I had to send back.