will this connect to just kat 5's also do I need it to run more then one computer at the same time?
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Thank you for the information I was asking about this will no doubt heavily way who I am going to buy from. :)
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Hi Zack. If you're referring to a CAT 5 cable, yes, you can. The router has 4 Ethernet ports which will allow you to hardwire four (4) wired computers/devices. You may also connect up to 32 wireless devices.
1996106
Yes. I actually have 1tower, 1 laptop. The laptop runs divi to the kvmp, the tower runs blue. End result is dual monitors for laptop, single monitor for tower, 1 mouse, 1 keyboard.
811213
No. You can NOT run 2 systems with Bluetooth Its only permit 1 sender and 1 receiver. But if you have WiFi (and your equipment too) you can connect 7 equipment.
894946
Unfortunately no, only one device at a time, and you must disconnect the active device in order to connect a different device.
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No. Each port requires an interrupt to the microprocessor (CPU). Daisy chaining would confuse the system so CPU would not know which device it was dealing with. So that will not work. What you need is a USB hub. That will power both USB drives and act as an intermediate processor which the CPU can deal with. USB hubs are rather inexpensive. USB, however, will be considerably slower than eSata. But it is more convenient.
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That's what it's designed to so. Just connect it to your wifi network and plug it in to the other computer and off you go. I you only need to connect one computer there are other, smaller options such as wireless network adapters which connect via USB but this will also work and can support multiple devices.
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I think so. There are two CAT-5 plugs (ethernet cable) on the back, and both test out with my computer. I have not connected two computers at once, but I have connected a computer via wire and a phone via wireless, so the Burst seems to be able to handle more than one device at a time.
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Yes, either a switch or hub will enable you to connect multiple devices. If it is a secured connection each device will need to pass the appropriate credentials (name/password).
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Sorry, I have only tried it with my regular computer but I think if you have a connector, you can connect from one to the other.
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Yes, but a real KVM would be better since that will simulate a mouse and keyboard on BOTH systems at launch( or all, since there are KVMs that support more than just 2 machines at once), IOGear has some nice cheap 2 machine KVMs that will work wonders for you, (you can share single monitor with that setup also, or if you don't need that, then just plug the monitors up separately from the KVM cables). Also a really nice feature of some KVM is to be able to switch between the machines by pressing scroll lock twice. But to your direct question... This will probably work, but is really designed for toggling other devices such as an external hard drive, or USB drives, etc. Also you would need a USB hub if your mouse and keyboard are not a single pair.
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Yes. It has six "zones," so unless you're bridging some of the zones you're good to go. I've got four Raspberry Pis for four different zones, fed by Logitech Media Server on a "MyCloud" device. Haven't tried syncing the output to multiple zones simultaneously yet.
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You can use just one if you want to switch it back and forth between the two computers. But if you each want your own upload to your own computer then you will need two flowlinks. It can do both your FT7's though on one computer to each profile. I hope this helps out. This just scans your device and then sends the data to your profile. If you have not used your FT7 yet. The better solution is to get the FT7 that has the wifi built into it. It will sync it to your computer automatically. Had I'd know the difference between the two I may have done the wifi to begin with. But I am a big control freak and like being able to look at my wrist and see exactly where I am at while I work out. Much easier than carrying my phone and looking at it.
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On my raspberry pi (with very limited CPU power) i can run 10 of these, and it takes up less than 0.5% of my CPU. So yes, you can run as many as you want. But you do need a powered USB hub.
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I don't know about 2 computers. It does work well for transferring data to a printer, which is what I brought it for. There can be different issues to be considered for computer to computer connections.
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Yes. Most computers come with multiple ports. You may have to sync them to one port by using a piggy back method of connection.
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It is a problem. Don't use 2 in the same room if both computers are being used at the same time.
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You would have to go to the device settings on one device and disconnect it before connecting it to another. There just isn't a simple switch go between two devices. If that's what you want I would recommend the USB version of the Arc touch mouse and a keyboard in conjunction with a KVM switch. That wil allow you to easily switch back and forth between two devices with the same mouse and keyboard.