I have a Apple Time Capsule and could use some additional range, will this work with it?
739673
I don't see why not. As long as you have a wireless router to extend it's range it should work with it. Not being an apple person I assume the technical specs will be compatible.
948785
The Time Capsule has a built in HardDrive that can be used to automatically backup your Macs while you are on your home network. The Airport Extreme does not have this. If you dont have any Macs at home get the airport extreme. Older time capsules had issues with reliability, I've had one of these models since 8/2011 without any issues. DROBO is nice, but it's expensive. If you have unlimited funds, I'd recommend the drobo.
735760
No, you can direct connect you machine to the Time Capsule. I use wireless backup though, and it's great!
690330
This is the newest Airport Extreme base station using 802.11ac technology. It does not have storage capacity you have in your time capsule but it has a stronger wifi signal. You would have to decide which device (time capsule or the new base station) will be your primary base station. I don't think you need both but you might consider buying the newest Time Capsule which will have everything this new base station has.
1115166
I use this exclusively with multiple Mac's, and it performs beautifully, dependent on the reliability and speed of your router, of course. I'm not sure what you mean by your plans to connect via a time Capsule, which is an independent drive. You'll need to connect through a router, I think, such as the Airport Extreme or any other router with an open ethernet port. Check the Seagate page for the specific configuration you plan, and I think they'll prove responsive to any questions you have. Hope this helps.
167866
Probably not. This is very old tech and would be using a PC style serial connector. If I remember correctly (from MANY years ago when I owned one) it did not communicate with my Mac. Unless they have updated it over the years it may have problems communicating with newer PCs.
1719935
I have used it to charge my I pads and I pods . I do not own a apple time capsule .
1777357
I have the asus adapter like you mention, but I don't have an apple router. I do know that this asus adapter lets my pc see g networks on older roughters and should see your time capsule. Without having you style roughter I can't really answer your question with certainty though.
948781
If you don't want Time Capsule's backup capability, Airport Extreme will do. I use Time Machine to back up to Time Capsule, which is why I went with that. I have never had a problem with Time Capsule. We have two, in fact, working in synch and running on the same network. Had to call Apple Support to get them working right, but their support is first-rate. Once they were set up properly we forgot them. They do their jobs quietly day in and day out.
1292913
I have mine working with a 2013 Apple Time Capsule which is running in the default b/g/n/ac mode. I make sure I'm connected to the 2.4GHz wifi on my iPhone before syncing and everything works as it should. Support at Skybell suggested router should be set to b/g only but I have not found this to be necessary.
1631655
Not out of the box...the backup features the Time Capsule uses are built into the Mac OS X software. This link might help explain it better than I could:https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5229376
1805993
It's like USB drive, but records very short range/distance. Short answer is 'Yes' it should work.
1437729
I can't say for sure, but it grips the AirPort by the groove around the base and fits snugly so unless the Time Capsule is exactly the same size then it probably won't work.
1038924
It will depend on your particular setup, assuming that the time machine is attached directly to a modem then yes if it is attached to a router then no, port forwarding must be done in the router. You can also check the attached web link for more detailed info :https://discussions.apple.com/message/21699153#21699153 David.
1820034
I'm not much of a tech person anymore...........most of it has gotten away from me. But, I don't see why you couldn't use it for that. You might get a better answer by going to the IOGear website and asking their support folks. I hope this helps, James
943741
Yes, but you would need to use the USB connector. It only has the Apple 30pin built in.
1761234
Yes it should be perfect for picking up signals from farther away. I used to use mine at the RV Park. It is basically just an amplified wireless antenna receiver. It comes with a driver CD, which I just checked and it has a MAC OS 10 driver.