can I plug a Verizon air card directly into this router and it work with no computer?
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I am not sure about an "Air Card". I use a Verizon UM150 USB Modem. It plugged straight into the Cradlepoint Router. I set up my Kindle first so I know it did not need my computer.The other two answers have the right idea, check Cradlepoint's website and/or call Verizon.
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First, you will need a computer to configure the router. This computer will need to have a browser such as Google Chrome or Firefox. There are known compatibility issues for configuring this router with some versions of Internet Explorer. Second, not all Verizon Air cards are created equal. Go to the Cradlepoint site and you can find a compatibility list for the router. Find your AirCard on the list and you're good to go.
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If the "air card" is a normal USB type that connects to a cell tower for the internet, then it should operate like my Sprint card and AT&T; card did/does. The MBR95 does not need a computer to work. It just takes a power connection (supplied) and any USB wireless modem. The router energizes the card/modem then sends the wifi signal out to your wireless or ethernet receiving device. If you are thoroughly confused, then call Cradlepoint. Hope this helps.
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what exactly do you want to do? If you mean like an access point. No it does not work like that. Buy a regular router instead. Buy this one instead D-Link Wireless N 300 Mbps Home Cloud App-Enabled Broadband Router (DIR-605L)
1231942
Hi, Arthur! If you're asking if you can plugin the router in your room without using a PC, it depends. If your modem is in the same room where your blu-ray player is, that'll do. You don't always have to use a PC with the router setup.
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No, but the adapter runs really well. Surprisingly well. Most towers don't really have a built in wireless router anyway.
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NO. You do not need a computer to use this. You plug it in directly to the router. So it does not matter if your computer has Ubuntu Linus, Unix, or Windows 3.1, 95, 97, 98, ME, XP, Vista, 7, 8, Amiga Dos, Apple OS - Snow Leopard, Tiger, Lion or Maverick, it will WORK because it does not use them...
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We use ours strickly without a computer. It's only an option to link it to a computer.
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Yes you need a phone line to set it up. You don't need a computer to hook it up as it has an inbuilt wireless router.
1111812
NO you cannot.. You can just connect the base with a router and the phone would work without any computer..
1006201
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!
1986502
No you cannot, your device(phone tablet laptopetc.) will pick up the router even allow you to connect but you will have no internet access. it is an effective long lasting router for DSL connection but not for your phone. I bough tone on eBay and I asked the dude if I could use it to relay a 4G signal from my phone he said yes I in turn bought it. After I noticed I couldn't I asked him what was wrong he apologized and said something about a internet card. I kept it for my DSL and it also charges devices.
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Not directly. If you are planning to use a VOIP provider for your phone service you will need a router from the phone service provider. There is not phone connection on this modem.
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If you order direct from Basic Talk it comes already configured and ready to use. Plug it into your router and plug in a phone and your are good to go! I plugged it into my house wiring after diconnecting the wire to the telephone pole and it activated my whole house. The short answer is no you don't need a computer.
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It fully connects you to the internet by plugging an ethernet cable into the port on the card. So whatever you would normally be able to do (minus network and router/modem restrictions) should work...as long as you have a service provider.
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this unit does not have any kind of input or output connections in the back, there is a ipod dock for the older generation i-phone/touch family, also this unit will connect to your regular router, no need for apple router(airport express). i have installed airfoil for windows on my laptop and it works great, the laptop and this unit have to be on the same unit to talk to each other. if the other reviewer is talking about the shiny chrome input jack above the power jack --it is a fm antenna input and not a speaker out
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Yes it does, I got online right away without having to physically install a network card.
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I'm not extremely good with computer savvy. but I think the answer is yes. It appears that the aircard creates Wi-Fi in the area of my home. my wife has an ipad and it serves her well. Also when we have guests they are able to use their devices. All in all I am very happy with it.
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I would say no as it needs a USB to connect also I know with mine there were drivers to make it work. You could however hook it to your shop computer if you have one to receive from the router I think maybe for what you're looking to do you may want to check out the WIFI antenna at Heartland Amnerica I have no knowledge of the product but you can probably review cust's opinions on it