Does Vera3 fully support 802.11 n?
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According to my Charter modem, my Vera3 is currently connected at "n" speed and is working fine.
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It definitely supports G, as I am using it with. Works OK with YouTube. 802.11n is supported, but there is a caveat in the manual (p.19): "In compliance with the newest Wi-Fi certification specifications, this product does not support WEP, TKIP, or TKIP-AES (WPS2 Mixed) security encryption in networks running in the 802.11n mode."
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No, it won't. Even though they both working on z wave, but my Vera 2 don't have security feature. I hope that helps
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You can access your Vera over the Web from any device. I have the app on my phone and pad and can control my house from Mexico. A little tricky setting it up but works a charm once setup
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Hi my understanding is that Vera primarily supports zwave. Revolv has multiple radios to support multiple protocols potentially for better interop
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It works fine with Vera 2 / UI 4 firmware 1.1.1350 as well. Shows up as a motion sensor: no motion when the door is closed and motion when it's open. If you wanted to futz with it you could get door or window icons in the user interface instead of motion icons, but it's still just a two-state sensor so why bother? I have mine on the garage door and it's working great, with Vera sending alerts by email and tripping a camera to upload to micasaverde. I'm saving for a couple more.
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Here is the following hardware that is supported on the code version 7.3.112.015.2(2)JA1/12.4(25e)JAL2Lightweight APs: 1040, 1130, 1140, 1240, 1250, 1260, 2600, 3500e, 3500i, 3600e, 3600i, 3500p, 600 OEAP, AP801, and AP802Outdoor Mesh APs: 1522, 1524PS, 1524SB, 1552E, 1552H, 1552I, 1552C, 1552EU, 1552CU, and 1552Shttp://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/compatibility/matrix/compatibility-matrix.html
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Yes, in fact I'm using WPA2-PSK.You can download the user manual from: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/WN2000RPT/Documentation/IG/WN2000RPT_IG_07SEPT2011.pdf
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Assuming that is some sort of wireless internet connection I don't think so. The vera3 needs to be hard wired to the modem. but can go wireless from the vera3. So it will connect something like this, modem to vera3 to wireless. Then you can use the phone app to see and control from any notebook, computer, or smart cell phone. Hope this helps. You can go here to check the vera forums for help too. If your thinking of a vera3 it's a great product and I love it. I upgraded to it from Nexia and have never had a problem. It does take a little computer programing but hours of fun and learning as you go. Great product and pays for it's self! link = http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php
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Yes, if you look on the data short you'll see they support 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac. They are working great for us.
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Well, I couldn't get it to work with 802.11g. So working for 802.11n is not likely. I returned mine for a refund. I was using Windows Xp, SP3 and an ALFA AWUS036H wifi adapter (a highly rated adapter that works great). I did get a 32 ft. to work [BlueRigger USB 2.0 A Male to A Female Active Extension / Repeater Cable 10 Meters (32 Feet)] purchased from amazon. Hope this helps.
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YES it does support Wi-Fi wireless networking (based on 802.11n specification; 802.11a/b/g compatible)
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Assuming that is some sort of wireless internet connection I don't think so. The vera3 needs to be hard wired to the modem. but can go wireless from the vera3. So it will connect something like this, modem to vera3 to wireless. Then you can use the phone app to see and control from any notebook, computer, or smart cell phone. Hope this helps. You can go here to check the vera forums for help too. If your thinking of a vera3 it's a great product and I love it. I upgraded to it from Nexia and have never had a problem. It does take a little computer programing but hours of fun and learning as you go. Great product and pays for it's self! link = http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php Assuming that is some sort of wireless internet connection I don't think so. The vera3 needs to be hard wired to the modem. but can go wireless from the vera3. So it will connect something like this, modem to vera3 to wireless. Then you can use the phone app to see and control from any notebook, computer, or smart cell phone. Hope this helps. You can go here to check the vera forums for help too. If your thinking of a vera3 it's a great product and I love it. I upgraded to it from Nexia and have never had a problem. It does take a little computer programing but hours of fun and learning as... » Read More Assuming that is some sort of wireless internet connection I don't think so. The vera3 needs to be hard wired to the modem. but can go wireless from the vera3. So it will connect something like this, modem to vera3 to wireless. Then you can use the phone app to see and control from any notebook, computer, or smart cell phone. Hope this helps. You can go here to check the vera forums for help too. If your thinking of a vera3 it's a great product and I love it. I upgraded to it from Nexia and have never had a problem. It does take a little computer programing but hours of fun and learning as you go. Great product and pays for it's self! link = http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php « Show Less
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According to Belkin's site it supports: IEEE 802.11n (up to 300Mbps*) IEEE 802.11g (up to 54Mbps*) IEEE 802.11b (up to 11Mbps*) - source: http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F7D7302/
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It has an open socket on port 5001 that you can send/receive XML on. I currently use it with my home automation stuff in node.js and it works great. I don't know how Vera works, but you might need to write something custom.
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Yes, the YWA-10 will allow you to connect to a wireless LAN. Also if you are close enough to Ethernet just plug it directly into the 1030 directly from the router.
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Any one in this forum happen to know if firmware update is available for Linksys E1000 to support 802.11n final spec? Thanks