I have a Zotac ZBOX-AD02, Win7 Device Manager says the Wifi Card is an Azurewave Technologies Wifi N, with this AC card work in it?
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This is an AC Nic card it will work Win& should have the drivers I use it in Windows 8 and the drivers came right up. Also even though the name is Azurewave its really a Broadcom base Nic... Azurewave AW-CE123H 802.11ac/nbg WiFi+BT Broadcom BCM4352 867Mbps
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it all depends on the wifi card that you are looking at but this board has of several different PCIe connectors that will fit most wifi cards.. this board also have free PCI connectors. So your wifi I can either be a PCIe mini-slot or PCIe 1x slot or a PCIe 4x slot or PCIe 16x slot. There aew also 3 PCI slot connectors. This board will handle most wifi cards available. Just be sure that it has a slot that will fit the connectors on this board that I have mentioned.
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Assuming your Camera is on the only other thing that comes to mind is a manual search for the wifi signal from the AirCard. Sorry, wish I had more but that's the only thing that comes to mind.The card acts as a transmitter, so it should work (said with hesitation) in any device that uses an SD card but again emphasis is on "should".
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Hi I could not find anything on your PC as far as what open ports are available to add cards use this site to compare what you have available and match it with the wireless card http://networking.ringofsaturn.com/PC/slottypes.php. It may be a PCI-e 16 or a pci-e 1
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This is an Intel chipset, as are most Zotac Nettop boards. Without knowing your model number, it's hard to say if this Wi-Fi card is compatible because it requires that your motherboard have a PCI-e slot to plug it into.
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Correct. It connects via wireless signal to your z wave controller (like vera)
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It has a mPCI express wifi/bluetooth module that attaches to the onboard mPCI express 2.0 1x slot. The included card had 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac. The card works with every known version of wifi including the new ac standard.
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It is not according to crucials website. The msata/PCI express slot is prepopulated with the WiFi card.
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I have no answer right now since our house construction is not yet done and our internet connection is not yet functional. I shall answer this question later when I will be able to set up our z-wave network using the micasa verde controller.
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No wifi card needed....my pc doesnt have one either and this work great! You may need to download the installation program from the Realtek website if your adapter didnt come with an installation cd. It's a free download from Realtek if you need it.Good Luck!
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It should be using an Atheros chipset. More details can be found here. http://wikidevi.com/wiki/Atheros_AR5B22. Also the wireless card works like a charm.
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If there is no "A" in the WiFi product description for the wireless piece of hardware, you are going to have problems. Don't know what the "A" stands for but you would be better off with that feature, as it is said to be more reliable or has better signal throughput. I actually did not know about this before, just learned it from a random dude on YouTube reviewing a computer with that feature. Whether this would help your situation is anyone's guess. Could be a router glitch.
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You need an existing Z-Wave network and controller to use this device, not WiFi. An example of Z-Wave controllers: MiCasa Verde, 2Gig, Aeon, SmartThings.
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No question - The Azurewave is far better in my experience. i replaced a 30 day old Intel 7260 HWMG card with the Azurewave CE123H and have no regrets. In the month that I used the Intel card I tried all of the drivers but could never it stable in AC mode - it would drift from fast to dog slow then back. The Intel card would drift down to 6mbit whereas the Azurewave bottoms out at 585mbit in my network. The new card also has far faster effective upload speeds.
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there was a mistake. I remember asus uploaded a firmware that wasnt for the R1 but instead for the AIR version. google is your friend and it will help you find it, many people upgraded it and got the wireless option, the very same that youre asking for; the problem is that some people got bricks or problems for using that firmware. also you should try and see if other wlan sticks function
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From what I was able to find, it's a Atheros Communications Inc. AR9462. Here are a couple of references.http://www.linux-hardware-guide.com/2013-08-04-gigabyte-gc-wb300d-245ghz-pcie-300mbps-wifi-bluetooth-4-0-usb-2-0http://wikidevi.com/wiki/Atheros_AR5B22If this is really important to you, then I would get the revision and go to the manufacturer. Mine works great with a Gigabyte MB running Win7.
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It is a cheap wifi card that they use. The whole thing is not dependable at all! I am on my second unit.