Public Wi-Fi: Am I able to set up this radio solely through the radio?
231549
Depends. Some company networks require authorization to connect to their network and stream from the internet. I'd ask them. But a simple test is to bring in to work a laptop that has never been on their network, see if it can connect and stream an internet station. If the laptop can do it then the Radio can. Also, if the network requires any authentication screen (login ID, password, acceptance of terms, etc..) the Radio won't connect, even with IT permission. SqueezeBox players, and any similar type streaming players, cannot see nor respond to web pages because these players do not have web browsers.
2264377
Mmmm the radio sistem ask you for that...but you can skip that procedure with a special conection....check somo tutorials in you tube
1414446
You can, but the device would not tune to a station the second time I tried it. It was useless
2183883
Yes. You may need to connect the radio to an Ethernet cable for the initial set-up but after that it uses your home WiFi and no network cable is needed.
2040709
Not exactly sure of the question but this is how I use it. First, you log your radio in to either your WiFi by identifying it and providing a password if necessary or hooking it up with an Internet cable. Once connected, you use a service called Reciva... https://radios.reciva.com/. In Reciva, you select the radio stations you want to listen to and also assign the unique identifier of your radio, which will link your Reciva account to your radio. This way you can maintain your stations on a computer and download them to the radio. I also have Pandora and Live365 linked to Reciva so I can listen to those services also. You can also assign them directly from the radio but I have found it easier to do it the way I have described. I would say the instructions are pretty good so, if you have even a little experience with computer related stuff, you should be able to get it going with no trouble.
598349
Yes! The easiest way to program this radio is RT SYSTEMS SOFTWARE. The Software does all the offsets for you. It is set up like a spreadsheet and each channel goes across. Hope this helps!
1792481
Yes, you can do this (configure it as a wifi client and it can re-broadcast a local wifi network). However, as it's very small, the antennas aren't great - you would be much better off using a purpose-built wifi range extender
267533
You must know the transmitting frequency of your radio. If it falls within beofang frequency parameters you should be able to use them
643096
No, this is not a portable radio. You must have Wi Fi access if not plugged into the docking station to listen to the radio live.
417448
The unit does not have a radio. But you can download a radio app and listen to the radio as long as you are connected to Wi-Fi.
1341934
It's an antenna, not a radio. Meaning you have to attach it to an 802.11bgn radio WITH the proper connectors to make it work.
40070
I beleive the app only works over Wi-Fi on the same network that the radio is on.
1887511
Not as long as your signal is not broadcast off of your own property. If you erect an antenna that allows access by the general public you will need a public airwaves license, regardless of the wattage.
464635
It is not set up as a Wireless unit--quite honestly, I am not certain that the capability exists
615906
You can set the radios frequency to other radios. It's really easy I bought 3 radios and reset them all. Haven't had any trouble with them yet.
1550178
I have plugged the antennae directly into a computer, into a hub, a wi-fi access point. I can't say for sure, but I think you could do that.
575651
Yes they can. I've only been able to get 1 of my units on my wifi but have set them all up without it