I currently have 1 internet router with 1 ethernet port connected to 1 wireless router, and that's only for computers. My TV is wireless LAN ready TV (not built in), so I was told to get a UWA BR100 wireless adaptor, but I don't want to because of its...
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I bought this device to extend my wireless router range in the house. I run multiple wireless computers through it, so I assume a wireless TV hook-up will work as well, but the TV should run off your existing router if it has the range/power. I have not attempted to hook up my TV yet (already have too much TV content).
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Based on the way you phrased your question, it seems that your TV is WiFi capable without an adapter. In that case you do not need the IOGEAR Ethernet adapter and all you would need to do is to configure your TV to communicate with your router. If, however, your TV does not have built-in wireless capability, but has an Ethernet port, the IOGEAR Ethernet adapter will work. Both the adapter and the TV will need to be properly configured.
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Yes, I connected one adapter to my main wireless router downstairs. I then connected another adapter to another router upstairs to a secondary wireless router upstairs. I had good results with expanding my wireless coverage in my house.
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If the router includes more than one ethernet jack then yes. If it only has one ethernet jack, then you'd want to buy a switch or hub.
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I really don't know.I bought one to be capable of using 2 computers at the same time when it was necessary. Once both ethernet cables were connected to this thing-I could not even access the internet with one computer. I had to unplug the ethernet cable from the second computer to get online. I had hoped this unit would work-but it didn't. I did get a full refund from the seller,and Amazon refunded the $6.00 it cost me to return it-so I would say you can take a gamble on it-if it doesn't work for you at least you won't be out of any money.
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This device is only for Ethernet connections. Your laptop probably has an Ethernet port and you will need an Ethernet cable to plug this in as well as another cable to plug the second unit into the router.
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What it does is place your internet signal on the electrical lines in your place. The remote plug has an ethernet connection which you can connect directly to an ethernet port on a device. There is nothing preventing that "ethernet device" from being another Wi-Fi Access Point. Connect that ethernet cable from the remote plug to a Wireless Access Point's WAN (incoming) port and that should work as an extender. Granted you would have to buy and configure a 2nd Wireless Adapter... You might consider something like Hootoo HT-WR01.
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Each would have to be connected with network cabling to an adapter that's plugged into an electrical outlet. And a network cable would need to be run from your router to another adapter plugged into another electrical outlet in your house.
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You have to go to ubee website for the router and hit default and make sure there's not another wireless router hook up to the ports you hit default settings and get the password for the wireless router and save after it comes up then hook another router if you have an extra one and make sure your cable provider didn't shut it off,i know they did that on the one in the house cause I have two the other I have it on my apartment and I'm able to run both wireless routers
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For that I think you'll want a NAS unit that connects to your router by an ethernet cable. I believe this unit is simply designed for simple access from 1 computer.
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No you need 2 units, one for the router and one for the modem, then multiple ethernet cables ti connect it all
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One simple and relatively inexpensive way to "wire" your entire house with ethernet capability is to purchase a Powerline AV Ethernet Adapter (I got mine at a Big Box with blue and yellow logo :) ). The plug in adapter is connected to an available port on your router, then plugs into a wall electrical outlet. The "sister" adapter is then placed in the other area of the house where you need ethernet capability. The two adapters "find" each other in a few seconds, and you are up and running. I moved my wireless route from my desktop computer to the movie room so I could have a good connection near my AV equipment. I put the "sister" adapter where the router used to reside (at my main desktop computer). Truly wired throughout the house now. The unit uses the existing electrical wiring in your house to tranmsit. Works flawlessly for me at 100mbps. Netgear is the manufacturer. Good luck
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Thanks for your post on this discussion regarding wireless connection for this TV. I still have a few questions.When you unhook your gaming adaptor and connect it to TV, you still need to connect your wireless router back to PC. So in that case, will this trick work using two regular wireless routers, one connected to PC and on to TV (after the wep key step)? I am not into gaming, so I don't want to spend a lot on the gmaing adaptor.
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As long as you have a pair of them, you should be OK. The computer will be connected to one of these adapters and the other adapter will plug into your wireless router.
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Depends on whether you want a wired or wireless connection. One router will do for a wired connection. You will need a second router (or a wifi bridge) for a wireless connection.
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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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The YWA-10bl is basically a wifi Ethernet bridge. It will give you a Ethernet connection via wifi. Make sure your router has WMS link capability,if not it will get a little involved.