Can this system be used with my home PC? Can it operate through walls?
1714815
Yes and yes. I used mine to tie my TV downstairs with my main desktop which is upstairs. I am also able to connect my X-Box 360. I have not had any interference issues - it should be noted this operates on a proprietary 5GHz frequency and doesn't interfere with your WiFi signal. I have also not had any reboot issues, though you are range limited - I have used mine at a range of around 20 feet.
1714816
Yes, but not very well. Make sure there are no obstructions in the way. These would include power supplies , Mirrors or electronic products that may cause interference. I use mine from the computer in my Den to the living-room TV. It is only one room away and sometimes must be rebooted. I still think it is worth the effort.
677073
This system should still work. It may take a couple other parts. If your room is prewired for audio, and has standard female post style outlets coming out of the wall, then you will need some screw on banana style connectors to make it work.
408106
I don't know. I bought it for my husband and doesn't have any difficulty using it. Also it comes with a wall adaptor. It is very easy to set up and use, just follow the instructions.
654911
I would say the range is about 10 ft or less and it does not go through walls. Mine actually acted up (main unit and remote needed re-syncing every few hours) and I ended up returning it. Otherwise, it seems to be useful if used in a small space.
1608977
It depends on the hardware setup you use. I have a proprietary "security gateway" box that is compatible with this item; the interface is via the web so a PC is not required in my case. However, if your security or surveillance system depends on local hardware/software, you may not have the same situation.
1187110
Assuming you have good bandwidth at the base, there would be no problem using the system for such an application. At that range you need to have line of sight ok.... (no obstructions)
1714130
Yes it can be used as a thru wall unit. Instructions for that are in the included manual.
1686855
Technically, yes, it can be used with a PC. It has a stereo mini-plug input, which matches most sound card outputs. It also has an optical input, which can be found on some higher-end PCs.Physically, it would be tough to place this near a computer monitor. It is pretty large for a computer desk, and its design doesn't allow anything to be placed on top of it. I suppose you could place it in front of your monitor, or wall-mount it... But I think its size would make it a less-than-ideal PC speaker system.
100862
Yes I use it with my desktop PC. It comes with dongle to plug in USB. That is how it communicates with remote. Works well.
976587
The PC would have to be Blue Tooth compatible. If it can send a bluetooth signal it would work.
2117115
I don't see any reason it wouldn't work, although you'll have to come up with a 12v power supply for it that you can route through the wall (if you plan to wall mount it as designed) or consider other mounting options.
1333625
I haven't tried it through walls but it does work behind cabinets, behind a couch and in a media center.
1440314
This system connects with Bluetooth or with a cord so if your desktop has a Bluetooth option,yes it will work fine. This system doesn't use your router at all it's all Bluetooth
37479
Hi,I am sorry to say, but this unit cannot penetrate through walls. this will make you, or anyone who is in the apt very sick.
2072932
No, and its dangerous to even consider using a device that requires a remote cloud internet service to power your home security. Its just a fancy toy right now. A serious smart home control system should work at your home, not in the cloud or on the Internet. It seems their new edition 2.0 is supposed to fix that.
482430
No, it can't. If you want to extend (or possibly go through a wall), then you'll need to purchase something like an extender (http://www.solidsignal.com/cview.asp?mc=00&m;=Next%20Generation%20Home%20Products&b=Products) from Signal. When doing something like you want/need, you sometimes have to experiment. You can copy & past the link I provide into the address bar of your browser OR, just search on Google etc. for a remote extender. Good luck and I know you'll work this out.
2232223
Yes you can. I do that at home with my pc. In that way I don't have to buy data bundles.