How many teams can connect wirelessly
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These things are flaky. As far as wireless I could get 6-8 reliably. Anything more than that and it tends to lock up and die. I would look at anything but the rv series from Cisco.
334715
Use channels 1, 6, or 12 to avoid overlap on the wireless-G 2.4 Ghz range. Most devices still don't utilize the wireless-a 5 GHz range. I am a network engineer BTW.
329400
Yeah, I play with my friend everyday. even four people can play, 2 on each team.
120534
Although I haven't tried it I believe you can. According to the Bluetooth specification you can connect up to 8 devices simultaneously. Check out this link: http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/bluetooth2.htm
1597938
Yes, definitely. It produces it's own wireless signal to stream. We have no problem connecting 4 devices on a 16 hour drive.
480953
Yes. I've got a dozen devices connected to wifi and have had 7 ethernet devices connected (using a switch to get beyond the 4 ethernet port max of the router) at the same time with no issues.
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Why would you want to ? the whole idea is wireless placement ! lol, and you can pair as many as you like to your device as long as they are within reach of your device's signal !
1107833
answer is in the info! 8 devices. Off course it can only handle (=have connection) 1 input at a time
1205418
There is no technical limit on the number of 5828s that you can put on a single system. They work on a wireless house ID protocol, meaning that you can add as many as you like to a single system. They just need to be programmed correctly.
662627
It is said 8 devices can be paired at the same time. And only one can be connected. You can't use it with two devices at the same time.
18719
Unfortunately not. You can only have up to 8 devices paired but only 1 connected at a time.
75209
It seems a bit odd that you'd have a server with wireless. You generally want 2 hardwired connections for all servers.Also, 2008 is based off Windows 7, so if it works for 7 it will more than likely work here
2280909
They can handle a large number of connections. I have used them in an office setting with about 60 employees. I would suggest you use the UAP-PRO as they are concurrent dual band.
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Hi Craig, Thanks for the question. There is no limit to the amount of devices that the Wireless Outdoor Speakers can connect to. You will have to 'unpair" or turn off Bluetooth on the device you are using to allow another to connect to the speakers. You should not have to forget device. Contact AV-Express for more information.
860489
There are only four possible connections simultaneously. I've ran two body packs and two wireless mics at the same time.
2216412
I can't give you a definite answer as I have never tried to use the one I have with seven devices but I can tell you what I do know about it. First it depends on whether you mean hard-wired or wirelessly. It only has four wired ports so from that point of view it can only handle four devices. But as a wireless router, although I don't really know what the limit is I don't see why it couldn't handle many devices at once. For example it could assign more than 250 IP addresses on a sub net. E.g. 192.168.2.xxx where xxx could be from 2 to 254 (reserving 1 for the router itself. These could be either manually entered or DHCP could be used. Although with that many devices things might be rather slow. As I say, I've never had that many on at one time, but I have had four with no problems. I hope this answer is some help.
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As many as you can! It connects with its own IP address so technically, it will keep on broadcasting as long as you have internet connection. A small warning thou... since it may interfere with wireless connection if not setup right...