Will this work with my Clear "Stick Atlas" 4G modem?
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I would say so... most of the protocols are standardized now a days.. if you have the right settings from your carrier you shouldn't have any problem.. but that being said.. there is always a chance it doesn't.. and perhaps someone here has used it before.. but for the price.. what do you got to lose? They are great little devices.. My experience was with two different carriers in the philippines.. so i cant give you personal experience on your device. But from my personal background in computers.. do not ever trust consumer grade routers... Most people don't upgrade the firmware so having a product that can't be auto updated is bad security practice... I would suggest going with a better brand router for in your home or everyday use.. I would highly recommend Ubiquiti ... they have commercial grade auto-updating routers at consumer grade prices. You could even get a access point from them.. and turn the wifi off and the Sapido.. so you would get the security of a commercial router.. with the range of 6 football fields..
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Probably yes. But let me tell you that the modem has intermittency spreading the signal. Keep that in mind. Greetings.
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So to quickly answer your question No. It will not qualify as your DOCSIS compatible modem. This can be used to connect to the modem. This is a router and not a modem. It will not work as a modem.
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My BRF71 works with sierra 250u modem, most 3g/4g usb network adapters do not work with sprint or clear usb modems the Sapido BFR71n does.
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Hi Eugenios, no its not compatible. You can see the list of compatible modems in the following link: http://global.dlink.com.sg/site_pdtpdfs/DIR-412/DIR-412_3GList.pdf
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http://www.peplink.com/technology/4g3g-modem-support/ Look on this website for modems supported by Surf on the Go
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I have a different model actiontec modem and out works with it. Yoiu need to see if the antenna on yiur modem is removeable? If so, then you need to find out what type of connector it has. If it is a Reverse Polarity SMA (RP-SMA) connector it will work with the hawking signal booster. Hope this helps!
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Honestly..... It doesnt't work with any modem.... Or at least all I've tried.
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I believe it should work with most any router , i've never had a problem with mine and i have had a few different models of wireless modems. what i like about it is you can use the App for it and operate it from anywhere..:)
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As long as you have a valid IP address, it should work fine. I am not sure about your particular modem, and if it uses DHCP or not.
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it will and it wontI have this modem, when it works its just fine, but i have to reboot it at least once a day. I complained to comcast and they said to buy a modem which was DOCSIS 3.0 --- this one is only 2.0
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Century link provides a recommended list here:http://qwest.centurylink.com/internethelp/modem-compatibility-table-q.htmlAny decent DSL modem should work.
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Hi there. We returned this product as it was not going to work for us. We went ahead and purchased a new modem directly from Qwest so it would be compatible with their upgraded service. Take Care
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By USB modem, I assume you are talking about USB 3G/4G cards... if that is the case, then yes it will provide the power to the device.
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I would look elsewhere. I bought this modem and it would not work and had no support. Went to Best Buy and am happy!
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Hi, I am not sure if it will work with a Westell modem but it should work with most brands of modem. I have an arris modem.
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I am sorry I cannot help you with this. When we decided to purchase our modem, we bought the same kind that we rented from our cable internet provider. We knew for certain that it would work.
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I think it will. According to the Zoom box it works with Windows, Macintosh, and Linex. You simply plug the Zoom Modem into a USB port and plug your phone line into the Modem. For more information contact the manufacture @ www.zoomtel.com