I have a TP-LINK TL-PA511 KIT Powerline Gigabit Adapter Starter Kit installed and it works great. Would this work with that model?
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I do not know though I do not know why it wouldn't. I have had good results when I deal directly with TP-Link support. I'd try them for this technical question.Fred
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It should, but it will likely slow your network speed down to 300mbps. This shouldn't be a problem unless you REALLY need your home network to run at 500mbps.. You'll note I said should.... TP-LINK USA has very responsive and informative email help staff. For a definitive answer, I suggest you contact them at this address. support.usa@tp-link.com
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This article seems to suggest that it would be possible, if they all operate at the same speed. http://www.pcworld.com/article/231426/dlink_powerline_networking_success.html
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No. Call Cisco Support after you watch their on-line videos for the Powerline products. Once it clicks for you will be amazed how simple it is!
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Sorry, I can't answer that question for you. The model print server that I bought (TP-LINK TL-PS110P) is for a parallel port on the printer and not a USB. The USB print server (TP-LINK TL-PS110U) will connect to a USB connected printer, but requires a Ethernet cable to connect the router to the print server. For wireless USB printer server order model (TP-LINK TL-WPS510U) Please note the different model numbers
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The kit comes with two units in it: TP-LINK TL-WPA281 KIT 300Mbps Wireless N Powerline Adapter Starter Kit, 2.4Ghz N300 Adapter + 200Mbps Adapter, 802.11b/g/n by TP-LINK. So you get the base unit and one extension, a really good deal as the extension unit is only an additional $18.
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I have not tried this myself, but you may also want to look at powerline network adapters.
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I don't know first hand but it appears it is per the chart at the bottom of the link below...ZyXEL PLA401v4 HomePlug AV 200 Mbps Powerline Wall-plug Adapter
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In a word, yes (assuming you have the same model modem). It replaced the same model of TWC modem I had.
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First of all, the high gain antenna did not have big difference with original antenna, second I don't think it will 100% compatible with TP Link router
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i use the power line adapter with that range extender(TL-WA850RE) and it works very well. No problems at all.
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It needs to be connected to your Network (Router) via a cat 5 cable. I use TP-LINK TL-PA4010KIT AV500 Nano Powerline Adapter instead of running a cat 5 cable. Hope that answered your question?
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http://www.linksys.com/en-latam/products/powerline/PLSK400 this says it works if plugged into a power strip.
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This item nor does the slightly cheaper and smaller model operate at Gigabit speeds (1,000 Mb/s). However, unless your WAN and LAN connections operate at this speed you won't see much of a difference. For that operational functionality you will have to purchase the TP-LINK TL-ER5120 model. It is currently available on Amazon.com, it is however a bit more expensive then the R480T+ model.
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Cisco model numbers will have a "p" in the model if it is Poe capable. This one is not. Try sg100d-08p-na.
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No, this will only allow a hardwire connection. You would need this kit: TP-LINK TL-WPA281 KIT 300Mbps Wireless N Powerline Adapter Starter Kit, 2.4Ghz N300 Adapter + 200Mbps Adapter, 802.11b/g/n
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The power input is DC 12volt, 1.5 amp so long as you supply the correct voltage it shouldn't matter where it comes from, either a UK 240 volt adapter or a 120/240, 0.5 amp voltage adapter.I bought a refub unit with strangely no serial number so I would need help from Netgear to update it. If you buy a full price one you won't have that problem and can update to software
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No this is for your modem ln http://www.amazon.com/Vision-Specialties-Adapter-Scientific-DPC2100R2/dp/B00SSBTR4I