Will iit connect 6 riders at once? Not sure what "duplex mode" means.
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John, the duplex mode means that you can talk and listen at the same time, you cannot wait your partner finish his/her speech to you talk with him/her. The Scala is perfect. I hope that I help you. Regards.
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Hello Mr Drouant: Scala Rider G9 is able to connect up to 4 riders in conference. Yourself and 3 other can talk simultaneously. Duplex mode means that it provides both directions conversations at the same time as similar to a telephone conversation. Half Duplex means that only one direction at a time can be performed. As similar to the "walkie talkie" radios transceivers.
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The short answer is 'no' - it will do full duplex on RS-422, but not RS-485.
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Most likely it's just the amount of devices that can be paired and in communication at one time. For multi rider communication. The 5 works very well. You'll like it.
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It is fine to have them all in the same frequency band. I have 4 running in the same band with no issues.
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I don't think the other answer about daisy chaining is correct although I have not explored every option in the drop down. The real answer is redundancy and binding. Its default setting is to provide fail-over in case the first port fails. Its secondary purpose is enhanced capacity/bandwidth by enabling with a link aggregation capable switch to provide capacity for extra concurrent connections.
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I am not sure what you mean by "double teaming". We had no difficulty teaming two of these NICs. (2012 Server)
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RS-485 is half duplex (2 wires). For full duplex, you need RS-422 -- which this does support, but I've not used it.
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I can't say about 6 but I use 4 (1 connected to the router and 3 others connected to various devices) and I do not see any performance hit.
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Not 100% sure what you're asking, but i think i understand . so I will say that me and my daughters are each paired to them from different devices and it works fine. Whoever is in nearest range pairs first then locks in. The others, while paired, wont connect until i disconnect. You can pair as many as you want, but only connect one at a time.
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I think the Cisco / Linksys answer is it is supposed to support 32 wireless clients. That is theoretical, in a lab like car MPG in advertising. At some point under certain circumstances - they got that. In the real world with different variables - your mileage may differ.
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Yes, that is called daisy-chaining. We recommend that you do not do more than two unit though as the network speed will decrease with every unit you add to the chain.
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I'm not exactly sure what a "full Duplex" is...if you mean whether we can both talk back and forth, the answer is yes...if you can explain further what "full duplex" means I may be able to better answer your question...thanks
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No, you can only connect one device at a time. You need to disconnect one before you can connect to the next one.
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Yes. I've got a dozen devices connected to wifi and have had 7 ethernet devices connected (using a switch to get beyond the 4 ethernet port max of the router) at the same time with no issues.
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In repeater mode it is just extending the network you already have so it is pretty straight forward. It is a good idea to access the setup to make sure it is properly configured however.
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I am not sure how many. I have had five on at a time BUT you have software that can manage connections. It will tell you who is on. You can also block devices you don't want on the network. The software is amazing!
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Yes. I tested it by running three stations manually at the same time and they all worked. YOu need to start each individually, but three will run concurrently. Of course it begs the questions as to why you'd want to do that, but that is your business.