Can you piggyback these? If I want extended range to my bedroom and living room (1st floor + 2nd floor), can I put one in middle and another further?
1087323
That is a really interesting question. I have not done it, but it makes sense that it would work. As long as there is a weak signal that would be picked up by the second unit, it should work. There has to be some signal in the area that you plug the unit into.
1087324
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.
45656
Yes you can. You can set the receivers to be on the same frequency. You can do that with any set. More importantly, stay away from this unit. It sucks. We had to replace it within 5 months of moving our twins in their room. And we should have replaced it sooner, we just didn't want to admit it sucked as soon as the problems started. Crackling, popping, mixed in with blasts of static that could last for 30 seconds to 10 minutes. Fun when it happened at 3 am! Stay away from this!
2166182
You can "extend the cable" with a F-F adapter and add the extra cable length you require. Not actually having tried adding additional length of cable I am not sure you might be overextending your expectations of the signal strength. This little giant is designed to be used close to the TV. Mine lives right behind the flat screen and picks up HDTV channels up to 35 miles away. Never know until you try.
2228015
I do not know about that distance. When I tried to put mine in ANY two different rooms in my house they would not work. The ONLY way I could get them to work in any way was to put them in the same room so they were on the same circuit. They wouldn't even work if they were in 2 rooms that were on the same breaker, so my best bet is they will not work for you. I cannot seem to find any intercoms at all anymore that don't work this exact same way, making them useless. My advice, save your money and do not waste your time with these.
1211004
I believe you can. If you have a system with a spare "room speaker" position. You would need to get new wiring from your base station to your new location.
576969
Yes. You should be able to add 1 more. But mine can only work with 2, because the middle port was bad.And it automatic detect which port is active and switch automatically.
593951
From what I've read the extenders just give you a stronger signal for longer distances. Other then that I think you are asking if you need to either buy another unit for three units or if it just gives you a stronger and longer distance control???Don't quite understand the question and am not familiar with the extenders. Maybe a Tech at Amazon can help........
2189948
Based on my experience with the device I do not believe you will be able to do that. It has a limited range. I simply use it to avoid the cable within a room. I tried going from one room at one end of the house to a room at the other end without too much success. It seems to be very sensitive to anything between the antennas, walls, furniture etc.
1291235
I can't help you with that question, I return to mine because the range was very poor would not connect across the room.
992974
You can split the two up, but they will not be useful to anyone unless they have a transmitter or receiver that is on the same frequency, etc.
1063677
I'm not aware of a range extender. I had the same thought as given in the previous answer, install the base unit on the first floor. Or, try moving the base unit to a different place in the basement.
1809562
I believe that you can but be careful how you configure it. Every time you jump through an extender it introduces some latency. After a few jumps you might be very disappointed in the performance.
1233887
We have two seperate units/sets, so one base in each of two rooms and then in our bedroom we listen to two monitors. I'm not sure if you could program these the way you're asking, but I doubt if you could.
204186
If it is the same frequency you should be able to. I only use one on my 32 footer no problem so far.
31074
You can have multiple extenders that repeat the main router signal to different areas -- extending range in multiple directions -- but you cannot set up a DAP-1320 to become a wireless range repeater to another DAP-1320 (daisy-chained).
1468373
I have a couple sites where I used two units to get coverage for the entire floor. As long as you use the same SSID and password for the APs, you should have a hard time with going between the one with stronger signal.
1322195
The speaker is also the amplifier, wireless communicator, etc, a system. Looks like you could have another one, operating in proximity to the first, since the transmitter/receivers have two "channels". But it would NOT be an "expansion", just a second system. I was looking for a wireless system that had stereo but stalled out at the big $$. My original plan was to get two of these to at least get the stereo effect. In my case - not necessary. One of these fills my entire courtyard area (30ft X 30ft) and has just enough bottom base to sound great!