Can I connect this to my existing home wireless network?
801638
Great question! As yet I have not found a way to do this. I'm currently searching forums and asking for information from the manufacturer. If I find an answer, I'll post it here.
801639
Yes, however you'll have to use programming codes, as it doesn't have a web-based GUI to use.
801640
Yes. The AirEnable Kit is shipped in what I call "Standalone Mode". However it can be reconfigured via your iPhone using a free telnet app to "Wireless Client Mode" or "Wired Client Mode".Please visit the Quick Setup page for more info: http://airenabler.qnology.com/quicksetup
801641
Yes. The AirEnable Kit is shipped in what I call "Standalone Mode". However it can be reconfigured via your iPhone using a free telnet app to "Wireless Client Mode" or "Wired Client Mode". Please visit the Quick Setup page for more info: http://airenabler.qnology.com/quicksetup
969325
You can use Ethernet. You have to do initial set up via Ethernet, just don't enable wireless and you'd be all set.
1753944
No. You have to hook it up by its ethernet port to begin with, and then you can use either that or wireless in the future.
506639
There is an option where you tie it in to your home WiFi. Once you've set up the WiFi direct you can use the dolry app from app store or Google play to set up the integration process.
1901448
Sorry but no, this unit will only connect to the network via a wireless connection. The LAN ports on the unit are access ports for clients not network ports.
1984921
Yes you can. I use it to wirelessly connect a tv/bd player but anything with an ethernet connection can be connected.
1193625
Yes. Read instructions, which lead you through a wireless setup. Interactive instruction.
2143293
Yes you can! But I couldn't figure it ou how to use wireless!!!! I don't know how to work, if you find out tell me please! Thanks
598527
Yes, you'll need an existing Internet "wired" connection., this is a router
1724193
No, it is not required to be connected to a home network. It works via a printer cable as well as a network printer.
2283525
Only if you have existing hardwired units installed and you want them to work in unison with the wireless units. In that case you would replace one of the existing devices with a Kidde 1279-9999/RF-SM-AC which can communicate with the wireless devices as well as any existing hard wired units. Otherwise, the wireless devices work well with companion wireless units.
600362
Yes. Its just to connect your device I.e. computer to an existing wireless network via a router and internet provider.
508402
Why would you want to do that? That would defeat the purpose and design of this system. This is strictly an independent wireless stand alone unit. You will be happy with it as is. Good luck.
1292444
Nope! All you have to do is plug in the wireless jump drive & it connects. (If you have an old system that doesn't auto connect, then you might need to download software.)
551286
No, you can connect the unit directly to a standard router or switch - hub. This will link both network environments.
1267602
Yes, you can connect it to whatever combo of RedLink devices you need, there is no dependency on the gateway unless you need to access it via the Internet. I had mine originally just connected to an outdoor sensor. Then I added indoor room sensors, then gateway as I grew the systems functionality.
2250066
This device is meant to work in tandem with an existing wireless router. It does not replace the need for a separate WiFi router. This is not the solution for you.