Can it run through a router?
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I don't know for sure, but i would think the answer is no, at a minimum i would expect it to degrade the signal.
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HDMI signal can not run through a network router. You can use a HDMI splitter before or after the extenders to split the signal. I know that works.
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From the description "Designed to convert HDMI signal to standard TCP/IP and transmit by internet cable or LAN. With the advantage of TCP/IP standard".I would be surprised if they go all the way to M-JPEG image compression, packeting through TCP/IP and in the end not able to run through a router on the same LAN. It should even be able to run through Internet given enough bandwidth. But again I don't have thise device, so anyone actually tried can give an answer please?
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No, it needs a wired ethernet connection to the internet (through your router).
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Most likely yes. but it also depends on how far apart they are placed and capabilities of your PC and LED. it also has a USB port you could dump your media collection in your PC to USB drive or a USB hard drive and connect it to the router (thats what i did) . I could browse and run my media from any device in my network
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Nope, just link it to your router, I had no problems with this unit, I am still using it today, no problems.
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Yes a router does not care about what operating system you are running. It's interface is accessed via a link in your web browser. You can use Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, etc to access the web interface.
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yes, put the router cable in and you can run 4 other devices. the more you use at one time, might, slow down streaming. i use one to go to my computer, and my wireless router that runs the others.
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you could, but it will have to much signal lost. maybe if you put the antenna by the router your getting the signal off.
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No. It needs to be physically connected to an Ethernet port either through a wall jack or another router.
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It should as long as you have enough cable to reach the unit from your router. Make sure to
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No. The antenna uses a USB 2.0 cable so it must be run into a computer. Also driver software is needed to run the antenna. The antenna comes with the drivers.The speed and range of a router is determined by the internal parts. Rarely do routers have external antenna or the options to connect them.A few routers, however, will have an external antenna that screw into the router unit. I've seen up to 4 antennas on one unit. In theses routers you can add a screw-in type antenna to increase the range. Usually it is a co-axial connection or mini coaxial connection.... but not the USB connection like this NextG USB-Yagi design. No. The antenna uses a USB 2.0 cable so it must be run into a computer. Also driver software is needed to run the antenna. The antenna comes with the drivers.The speed and range of a router is determined by the internal parts. Rarely do routers have external antenna or the options to connect them.A few routers, however, will have an external antenna that screw into the router unit. I've seen up to 4 antennas on one unit. In theses routers you can add a screw-in type antenna to increase the range. Usually it is a co-axial connection or mini coaxial connection.... but... » Read More No. The antenna uses a USB 2.0 cable so it must be run into a computer. Also driver software is needed to run the antenna. The antenna comes with the drivers.The speed and range of a router is determined by the internal parts. Rarely do routers have external antenna or the options to connect them.A few routers, however, will have an external antenna that screw into the router unit. I've seen up to 4 antennas on one unit. In theses routers you can add a screw-in type antenna to increase the range. Usually it is a co-axial connection or mini coaxial connection.... but not the USB connection like this NextG USB-Yagi design. « Show Less
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It should work through the wired ethernet connection. You would have to plug it into the internet or ISP connection on the router.
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If you mean will it become a router. No If you mean will it work like a laptop with wifi. Yes
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Sure. But if your router is not PoE, you'll need to get a power supply to the camera for it to work.
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I have everything else on wi-fi with this router, I have it hooked up just as you said, and the rest of my equipment run on wi-fi...so the simple answer would be yes :)
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I did not try it; but if you have a "line in" and a "line out" for the regular phone jack in the computer, I guess it would work, but not sure. I am not aware that a router has a regular phone jack. Could you receive a call if you are on line to a wireless router? Probably.
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Yes. Mine works fine, but I had to press the WPS button on my router a few time. Once it connected I can move it to any room I want.
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Yes it works plugged into the router as long as the router settings include the ports you should leave open.