Has anyone tried to connect this to a TrendNet 1750 AC router?Any issues? What speed connection are you getting?
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I have a Trendnet AC1900 router (the TEW-818DRU) and this bridge works great with it. I have a Comcast 50Mbps connection, speedtest.net showed my download speeds to be b/w 45-48Mbps through the bridge (the bridge is 30ft and 2 walls away from the AC1900 router). I didn't test the data transfer speeds from/to hard drives, though.
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I have the Trendnet 1750 and this adapter works perfectly with it. I have TWC 300 Mbps connection, the adapter is about 30-40 feet away, around the corner with the kitchen between the two and their are a few other 5 Ghz networks in my apartment complex, and I still easily get 200-275 Mbps at the adapter.
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I had the same issue, I called up dlink tech support desk, so after 3 failed attempts to fix the problem, they sent me the replacement AC model. The new router is working fine now but w/ occasional signal disconnect. Overall, I'd say - if possible get your money back and go for netgear.
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I have been using with a TrendNet TPE-S44 switch with no issues. I can't find a specification for the Ethernet DC voltage on TrendNet's web site but the input power is a 48V source. I previously used a 48V power injector, which also worked fine.
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I used one of the wireless bridge TrendNet Wireless AC devices (provided you have a wireless AC router). I also used the 5GHZ band was well if that makes a difference.
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I have the TREND net AC1750 and have been more than pleased with its capabilities. When buying a new router I did so much research i knew more than the sales people at most retail stores (best buy, office depot). This was the best one available and had a great price at $140. I have a 30MBS internet connection and that is more than enough for streaming on multiple devices at one time. Let me know if you want anymore information...
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I have diff gen devices linked. You can try to connect them via a short coax and power them up. If the network lights turn on after a few min. then you'do be ok.
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Sorry for the delay. Have you been able to connect? My wife hit connect and typed in password and it connected right to our router.Let me know if you are still having issues and I will check to see exactly what she did. Thanks
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thanks for your help ! connected to the router it loading a little faster (like dial-up speed) the speed is listed as 300 mbps. Is this normal? My dell loads like the wind is this normal for $400 computer vs a $2000 machine
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Thanks, for the help but one more question...I have done some tests and the highest throughput I got was 12mbps/4.5mbps with a cheap pair of Asoka Pluglink 9650's...Would I see a better improvement, or is this product not worth the money?
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I'd say Yes. Probably only on the 2.4Ghz band. http://reviews.cnet.com/routers/trendnet-tew-812dru-ac1750/4505-3319_7-35566542.html isn't a bad review. Mine is fine but I only have 802.11n or better stuff in my house now...
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pretty good. the xw-sma4 sounds allot better. I have had issues with the connection every now and then, however I believe it is the router)
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So your running 2 routers? using the 2nd as an extender? Have tried connecting direct to a computer and checked the speed?
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If you have the right router. I don't and need to return mine. Never used it. I have an other that connects by Ethernet cable that works fine.
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Personally, I haven't had any problem at all. I have my router in the other room and it connects just fine. I can't really give you an answer, because I have not experienced that kind of problem. Hope you figure it out. Good luck
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It should work with your AT&T DSL. My service is through Comcast and I have a modem that interfaces with Comcast. There is a network output on the back side of the modem with a RJ45 connector (looks like a phone plug but bigger) and I run a cat5 cable from the modem to the Trendnet router. As long as you have the RJ45 output plug on your modem, you should be good to go.
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It is. You shouldn't have any issues with it. Odd that the trendnet unit wouldn't, they aren't usually OS specific.
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If anyone else needs to know, Yes and No? If you have a wireED router then why do you need the "Wireless" Adapter? Just asking? Need more info. You need TWO wireless device's to talk wireless. You have to connect the Trendnet to a computer via Ethernet to configure the wireless "parameters" first. There are 2 different settings between a wired router and wireless router. Do you have wireless on the computer and you want to connect to a device wirelessly via the Trendnet for like streaming something? If you were going to use the Trendnet as a wireless connection for the "wired" router I don't believe it has the right settings. The Trendnet is designed as a Gaming Ethernet ADAPTER. The main Router, either wireless or wired, is the central gateway to anywhere, Internet, Lan, wireless, etc, and the wireless Adapter would normally talk to the wireless Router. As would a computer, etc, hooked via the ethernet would talk to the wired part of a wireless Router as "most" wireless routers usually have 4 ethernet ports also. An example would be if you had a "Network Ready" BlueRay player (non wireless, just an ethernet port) you would hook the Trendnet to the 'Player and then it could talk to the Wireless Router to stream or access the internet. The device, hooked via cable to the Trendnet, is now wireless for all intent and purposes. You configure the Trendnet as if the Computer was going to connect to the internet (like if you had a dead internal wireless card on a laptop, only hooked up by cable) and when you can surf the web OK just unplug the cable from the computer and plug it into the "device". On the DEVICE you configure the settings as if it was a CABLE/ETHERNET connection.