Using Android on a ASUS transformer. Can you connect to the internet and ezcast using wifi? Don't you need two wifi connections?
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No, you do not need two wifi connections. Actually, both the ezcast and Asus need to be on the same network to function properly.
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You kind of do. The ezcast has a wireless internet connection and you connect to the internet through that after connecting to the EZCAST.
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EZCAST also can use the wifi from ASUS transformer directly. No need 2nd wifi.
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i only used this for an older laptop that did not have ethernet connection and it worked well for that purpose. sorry do not know much about android device. your android does not have an ethernet connection?
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Yes. This is exactly how I have my setup configured. I initially configured the WR02 as a Repeater ( was not easy at first but read either my review or others on how to do this). I found that the best place to locate the WR02 was in a room where I have a Roku and I don't have a wired connection. I plugged in the Roku to the WR02 and reconfigured the Roku for a wired connection and I believe the throughput is actually better. Maybe because the WR02 is closer to the floor and picking up a stronger Wifi signal from the primary Wifi router. So now from the WR02, I am using both the wired connection for the Roku and the repeated connection for mobile devices and tablets. Yes. This is exactly how I have my setup configured. I initially configured the WR02 as a Repeater ( was not easy at first but read either my review or others on how to do this). I found that the best place to locate the WR02 was in a room where I have a Roku and I don't have a wired connection. I plugged in the Roku to the WR02 and reconfigured the Roku for a wired connection and I believe the throughput is actually better. Maybe because the WR02 is closer to the floor and picking up a stronger Wifi signal from the primary Wifi router. So now from the WR02, I am using both the wired... » Read More Yes. This is exactly how I have my setup configured. I initially configured the WR02 as a Repeater ( was not easy at first but read either my review or others on how to do this). I found that the best place to locate the WR02 was in a room where I have a Roku and I don't have a wired connection. I plugged in the Roku to the WR02 and reconfigured the Roku for a wired connection and I believe the throughput is actually better. Maybe because the WR02 is closer to the floor and picking up a stronger Wifi signal from the primary Wifi router. So now from the WR02, I am using both the wired connection for the Roku and the repeated connection for mobile devices and tablets. « Show Less
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No Alejandro it doesn't. I also have a Asus Maximus V board that does have wi-fi built in and it's a pain. You are, in my opinion, better off with the Z and just buying a separate WiFi board like I did. I think it's a mistake to build a wifi module into the board, it's just one more potential problem.
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Not sure what you mean by one wireless connection as i Imagine most devices only have one connection, at least at a time. Hopefully you have latest Netgear..you may need to update Netgear firmware. to display, connect miracast as directed, go to device settings on HDX and then look for display option. You should find Netgear device and connect. I have both devices and connect without issue. good luck and merry xmas.
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You have to use Asus's wall adapter. Others will not work. I suggest purchasing this product since it includes one of these adaptors: ASUS 10/18W Adaptor for Transformer Series Tablets (Just copy past that into search)
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I'm not sure why you would want to use this big clunky adapter with a tablet... most tablets are meant to be portable and already have wifi built in ? My guess is you already have the adapter and want better range for your tablet ? It might work with android jellybean (4.1,4.2,4.3) or kitkat (4.4) because they have the drivers already built into the linux kernel. Sounds highly experimental. Good luck !
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Hi. On a regular basis, I have 3 smartphones, 3 i-pod touch's, 2 ROKU sticks, 1 chromecast, and 3 laptops hooked up and have no problems. It has more to do with your internet speed (I have 30 Mbps). I would recommend this.
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No, the Asus Transformer Book does not have any wireless data capabilities outside of Wi-Fi and Blue Tooth.
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None that I have found so far - I think the absence of wifi makes it unlikely that you are going to be able to find a way to do that, and unlikely that there will be a retro-fit that will allow it. Sorry.
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Yes, but it is possibly a broken implementation. I bought two EGQ307s, which Wal Mart is selling right now for approximately $50 apiece. Neither one can connect to the secure WiFi network I use for provisioning all of the other low-cost Android tablets I buy. Others' experiences clearly show it works in other cases, but the same connection failures in two, fresh-out-of-the-box units shows this isn't a one-off kind of problem. As of this writing, Ematic doesn't even list this model on its support request web page, and needless to say: after over a week, I have received no response to a request submitted there. So if WiFi is essential to you, proceed with caution. Yes, but it is possibly a broken implementation. I bought two EGQ307s, which Wal Mart is selling right now for approximately $50 apiece. Neither one can connect to the secure WiFi network I use for provisioning all of the other low-cost Android tablets I buy. Others' experiences clearly show it works in other cases, but the same connection failures in two, fresh-out-of-the-box units shows this isn't a one-off kind of problem. As of this writing, Ematic doesn't even list this model on its support request web page, and needless to say: after over a week, I have received no response to a... » Read More Yes, but it is possibly a broken implementation. I bought two EGQ307s, which Wal Mart is selling right now for approximately $50 apiece. Neither one can connect to the secure WiFi network I use for provisioning all of the other low-cost Android tablets I buy. Others' experiences clearly show it works in other cases, but the same connection failures in two, fresh-out-of-the-box units shows this isn't a one-off kind of problem. As of this writing, Ematic doesn't even list this model on its support request web page, and needless to say: after over a week, I have received no response to a request submitted there. So if WiFi is essential to you, proceed with caution. « Show Less
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If your question is, do you need one? The answer is no, but you can use one to update firmware, and connect to all of the features that are available when you connect it to the internet (featured on the page). I've used these features rather infrequently, and therefore only plug it in occasionally. There isn't a "wifi" feature built in if that was your question also. Hope this helped!
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There is only an Ethernet connection. Pioneer sells a WiFi adapter for the unit. I prefer the reliability of Ethernet, so the WiFi was not an issue with my purchase
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The ethernet port on this device is for input only. However, if your device has a powered USB port, this ASUS device can be used as a WiFi "dongle" (in addition to its primary use as a router).
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You just have to connect adapter to your network and the other adapter to the device you want to have an internet connection. No other setup is required.
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Hello, This dongle cannot be connected physically to the tablet, because the tables don't have the necessary USB port. But if the dongle is connected to separate power supply - another computer with USB port, or any power supply with USB port (5V 1A), then - YES, any tablet with any version of Android can connect to this Hotspot via the WiFi. It is tested.
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Yes. I did this downstairs with a second adapter to switch Ethernet to multiple devices. The first one upstairs gets Ethernet directly from my router.