What is the range between PCs for the Asoka Pluglink to work properly?
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The best way for it to work is to hook up one plug link from router to wall via ethernet cable and other from wall to desired PC via ethernet cable and best range is 25ft to 30ft. I am running 75mbps and runs great.
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I have one PC downstairs and the other upstairs. Be sure the plug links are plugged directly into a wall socket a strip will not work. Dave
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I've got three in a two story house all in different rooms maybe 30 feet apart - I think the distance doesn't matter so much as long as it's connected to the same house wiring, as it communicates through the house wiring.
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I assume it depends on what's between the dongle and the device/laptop. It's using 802.11/2.4GHz so the range should easily handle 80' open space. Maybe even go through some walls as long as there isn't a lot of metal or dense stuff between it.
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The when troubleshooting connection issues, the user manual states "... We recommend a maximum distance of 10 metres (33 feet) with no solid objects in between." That implies class 2 (2.5mW (4dBm) 10M) As for the BT version, I'm gonna guess v2.1 (nothing in manual) based on product release date.
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No sorry, don't know.I only have an old desktop. But I figure the plug-in attachments are standardised so it might. But better to ask someone who knows for sure.
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It all depends on the connection plug whether they are compatible with each other
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Range is great for 2 floors and outside. Both plugs are North American power though. You will need a converter for over seas.
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I havent', but I can tell you that I'm using it with a PC oscilloskope and you don't fell any difference between a direct connection (in the PC) or a connection via this Hub.
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95 % yes. othervise you'll need to change one connection in plug.Take Care. Zibi.
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Unknown. I didn't get that far with it. Once I found that I needed more than my rabbit ears and AC plug, I knew I couldn't use it and returned it all at my cost.Michael
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I use it for that exact same reason. It works fine for me from about 20 feet away from the computer. I have the computer in my bedroom and the signal passes through one wall just fine. It was spotty at first but after installing the supplied "pairing software" it works like a charm.
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We have no issue at all. I have purchased two and a lenovo ThinkPad and no issues at all. Absolutely known. Maybe you need a signal booster for your location.
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I also used mine with a gateway,but the co. has excellent support give them a call or email them,you will get you answer there.
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Make sure you plug the links to the same 120 v OUT LET.I f you look at the distribution panel, usually in the garage or outside wall, There is a center bar which is neutral and two bars one to the right and one to the left. The 120 v outlets in the house are connected to the neutral bar and one of the hot bars (left or right). Select only outlets that are connected to the same side and plug Asoka links. You should have no problem. Hope this solves the problem.
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Good luck getting this device to function outside of a 3ft area of where you plug in the dongle.The one I purchased only reaches about that far.
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i dont really know bUt the system works just fine with me on gigs here.yupp.i dont know on wireless pa you have there good luck ..
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I attached this particular AP to an indoor wireless cart as it has an omni type antenna. I also did a building to building installation with the ENS500 which is a point to point installation. That particular installation was approximately 300 feet and there is a tree (trimmed and can see through it) in the pathway. I still connected up at -59 dBm and was able to pass traffic at 32 Mbps. I also have another site that is in the 600-700 foot range with two of the older Engenius products (8610 I think) that have been working flawlessly for many years. The actual range of the ENS500 is supposed to about 10 km but I have not tested it that far. On a final note, Engenius has gone cheap with their Mounting Kit. Older products included a metal adjustable mount that could be tilted and secured with a metal clamp. The newer products I just purchased have the mount molded into the plastic AP and they include 2 thin zip ties to secure it. I bet the zip ties would not last a year on a roof with the sun beating down on it. Do a search for "Dundas Jafine MC4ZW Metal Clamps" and buy some if you plan to mount it outside.
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First, you know this, but deserves repeating XP is no longer supported by MS and soon by others. With that said. Plugable has a 3.0 USB that works (USB3-E1000), I think it will revert to USB 2.0 speed - 100MB, but mine runs at 1GBAlso any USB to Ethernet that supports XP will work, has nothing to do with the system and all about USB You can also put a wireless board, but I personally don't use it any more because the USB is faster and doesn't use my wifi bandwidth.