Does this work with AFN?
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My Sabrent tv tuner receives analog vhf and uhf tv signals and worked fine with a computer monitor
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This device is for converting digital monitors & tv's for analog signal reception. If AFN is available in your area via NTSC (analog), then this will work.
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It sounds like you could give the un-official FW a try. It seems to support usb to ethernet devices:http://root.unknown.sk/wdtv/wiki/doku.php?id=start
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Unfortunately, I bought S4 for use overseas and on a services other than AT&T network. It worked with no issues. Regards
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It should. Airstash is its own wifi router so as long as you log in to Airstash, any device should work fine.
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Sorry, I did use it on a Tamron 18 - 270 mm. It worked perfectly including the AF.
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I have connected to a G, N and AC network. I cannot confirm if it will connect to an A or B network.
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Yes. Must be a dud. That should work wetter or not it is connected to a network.
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No, but if it's Onvif compatible it will work with a bit of trial and error. I'm using Aver units.
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Yes it will. Bare in mind that AF will not work and you have to set the aperture also manually.
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This is called "hot swapping". AFN does not support this unless you get the Recovery Card, which overwrites the Nook OS internally so that you can use the sd card slot with an empty SD card. Nook only has microSD (not SD, SDXC, etc.). Android supports FAT32 most easily.
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I do not know....I am in Liberia and it works easily with the networks in Liberia
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AFN makes several different chips - you must buy the one for your particular Nook. Read about each chip and if your Nook is not mentioned, you might have to deal directly with AFN.
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It has a port forwarding configuration, but I haven't been able to get it to work. I haven't tried all that hard, though.
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Looking at the documentation, it does support PPPoE and the GUI looks decent. As for supporting a 255.255.0.0 subnet, it looks like it will but I have never tried it. http://dl.ubnt.com/guides/AirRouter/AirRouter_User_Guide.pdf
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Yes, we do work within in the mac environment. It does support AFP and SMB2. I would need to double check on the Apple Spotlight
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Larry.......... It is a tough question. Both of them work on the 2.4GhZ range and both have 16 selectable channel. The APUTURE also has a 433 MhZ encrypted. I can honestly say with a 50%-50% certainty assurance........... "YES" Just to be sure give them a call to both manufacturers to ask for more specifications/compatibility with other products/range. The RFN is a great product and does not beet to be in the line of sight to be able to work. Francisco
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I have this working on Linux, bit only on the 1090MHz band for adsb.It does this well.Have also used of on airband AM frequency, bit have issues with quality which may be software related and haven't gotten back to it as my priorities changed. Good luck.