i have the ct 50 which looks identical. The ct50 comes with a wifi module. Will this model accept the wifi module as well as the z wave module?
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Possibly. There are 2 "ports" -one on each side to accept modules, but I am not sure about compatibility with the wifi module. You would be best off getting the answer from 2gig directly about that.
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You don't want this transmitter (ASIN B00CGVHJ32). In fact, you don't want any of the "CZ" line of transmitters. You will be much happier with the Whole House Transmitter (ASIN B00GHWUHD0). My bet, based on your question, is that you have found the CZ to produce a "muddy" sound, lacking crispness in the higher audio frequencies. This is due to a pre-emphasis mismatch. Pre-emphasis is used to overcome the noise inherent in analog broadcasting. To get a better signal-to-noise ratio, broadcasters boost (pre-emphasize) the volume of the treble frequencies. Radio receivers de-emphasize those frequencies using a matching, inverted, equalization curve. The result is that the noise picked up by the receiver is turned way down, as the desired signal is returned to its original mix. Obviously, the amount of pre-emphasis by the transmitter must match the de-emphasis by the receiver. North American broadcasters use 70 micro-seconds (ms) of pre-emphasis. The rest of the world uses 50 ms. The "CZ" transmitters are hard-wired at 50 ms. Your US radio is de-emphasizing a 50 ms signal using a 70 ms curve thus over de-emphasizing the treble frequencies of the music you want. The result is the muddy sound you are hearing. The Whole House Transmitter can be set to either 50 or 70 ms (70 is the default). Save yourself some time and effort, and spend the extra bucks for the WHT. I went through 2 "CZ" units before doing what I should have done to begin with ... buy the WHT! I will say that I got 5+ Star service from Amazon for the returns of the CZ units. They not only paid for the return shipping, but scheduled the pickups from my home (twice!). I am a Prime customer, and perhaps that helped. Kudos to Amazon!
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(1) For the C Crane CC WiFi Internet Radio to work, one has to be able to use the English alphabet and numbers to specify a URL address and passcode to a wireless network. You have the option of plugging a wired Ethernet to the device instead of wireless. (2) If your connection blocks certain addresses (like internet addresses of foreign stations ) you will not have access to those stations.
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The model, in question, shipped with 4 different wifi adapters. 2 of the adapters were intel, so I would say yes this adapter will work with this model. The only thing you want to be sure of, does your model except half or full mini. take your cover off to view your adapter size or send me the model of the adapter you have now and I can tell you.
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This device doesn't operate with wifi. It has a different wireless communication and requires a Z-Wave processor to make it operate.
973946
This module adheres to the z-wave protocol. As long as the other device supports z-wave, then yes.
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I'm really not sure. On the description for the wifi dongle your model isn't listed and everywhere I looked it said your TV should have come with a wifi dongle. Worse case scenario buy it and return it I suppose. I can't find anything about the particular wifi dongle for your TV though.
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The module has a transmitter and a receiver and will have to integrate with a base station to allow remote entry. Mine is tied in through my existing Z-wave system and works swimmingly.
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I cannot answer that question as I had to return this radio since I could not get it to connect with my wifi. Be sure it is compatible with your wifi before you purchase it.
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I do believe it includes this module. It would not work on Z-Wave otherwise. But see my review. I don't recommend this unit.
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I am going to answer this here, since it's typical of me to browse questions before reviews and comments on reviews. After reading those, I see the answer is: NO. This is NOT Z-Wave compliant technology. It is only for use with some other system.
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I can only tell you from my experience and installations. Check to make sure that the device says Z-Wave compliant. Iris from Lowes uses a controller that has both WiFi and Zwave devices co-existing and they sell them side by side but dont grab the wrong one as it wont work. Must be Z-wave. If you go to wikipedia and do a search there is an awesome Zwave forum and they discuss all the devices. just google the words wikipedia and zwave and you will see it. Good Luck
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No this is not z-wave, it uses the Honeywell standard for wireless alarm sensors, not z-wave. The 2gig base is z-wave compatible, but does not pass sensor activity to another z-wave device.
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It works superbly if you are asking of the ALFA's compatibility installed on your system then link to the JetPack's WiFi "LAN" port.In that scenario, your system(s) can stretch the distance to the CDMA MiFi whether the cellular signal is stronger in a particular spot inconvenient or you're conducting "security testing" requiring distance between the CDMA gateway and the WiFi equipped systemPlugging the Alfa directy intothe MiFi for increasing the range is impractical on various dimensions, and if your MiFi wireless LAN needs stronger signal....a good external antenna made for the MiFi could accomplish your objective. It works superbly if you are asking of the ALFA's compatibility installed on your system then link to the JetPack's WiFi "LAN" port.In that scenario, your system(s) can stretch the distance to the CDMA MiFi whether the cellular signal is stronger in a particular spot inconvenient or you're conducting "security testing" requiring distance between the CDMA gateway and the WiFi equipped systemPlugging the Alfa directy intothe MiFi for increasing the range is impractical on various dimensions, and if your MiFi wireless LAN needs stronger signal....a good... » Read More It works superbly if you are asking of the ALFA's compatibility installed on your system then link to the JetPack's WiFi "LAN" port.In that scenario, your system(s) can stretch the distance to the CDMA MiFi whether the cellular signal is stronger in a particular spot inconvenient or you're conducting "security testing" requiring distance between the CDMA gateway and the WiFi equipped systemPlugging the Alfa directy intothe MiFi for increasing the range is impractical on various dimensions, and if your MiFi wireless LAN needs stronger signal....a good external antenna made for the MiFi could accomplish your objective. « Show Less
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I'm not familiar with Z-Wave technology, I'm sorry I can't be of any further assistance. Good Luck
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This uses only Z-wave, no wifi or other protocol. You must have a z wave controller. Veralite is the best solution although other hubs work with wave.
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I dont think its Z-wave Compatible, You have to have a 5881EN-L, M, or H reciever meaning Lo medium, high installed on the vista20P or a Ademco 6160RF or 6162RF keypad which has the High receiver built into it. And it comes with a battery to power it, does not have external power port. Hope this helps.