Have a router w/ wifi. Router is downstairs. Room is 2nd floor. Which I get low signal. Will this device speed up the connection?an you put lens in
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the router is extender the signal but not speedup ,....i have to move the router possible near the original router is better signal to extender the netgear wn200rpt
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Our router is over 200 feet and the next gear is great. And we use it constantly.
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the signal will be stronger depending where ypu place the extender in relation to the receiving host as form the second part what does "an put lens in???"
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You will get better signal than you do now. If you put this on the second floor it will give you much better signal than before.
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Hi. This will extend your wifi from downstairs to the 2nd floor so that you have "full bars" again. My router is in the basement and my extender is on the main floor and my laptop works great on the upper floor. Hope that helps!
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It might improve the signal a bit more just because the wireless adapter has a high gain antenna but is not the most recommended method to increase the signal since your laptop has a built in wireless circuit. Your best bet will be a wi-Fi range extender or a more powerful wireless router. Hope this helps...JR
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Depends on the router. And your connection. The stronger the with fi the better. Most places in a med house will be fine. If the signal is week it will just take longer to send pics to the frame.
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It's going to depend on the router. In my case, my router is on the first floor of the house while the WeMo is located in the basement. All is working without any issues.
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Yes, definitely you will get great signal. Your speeds will be very similar as if you had your wireless needing device next to the router. Hopes this helps
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This device has a single ethernet port that you could connect to your server and then link the EA-N66 via wifi to your router. If the router and the AE-N66 are within line of site without intervening walls then you shouldn't loose much download or upload speed. If there is even a single interior wall between them then you will definitely loose some speed
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Your network will only move as fast as the slowest device, Wi-Fi included. If your router is megabit rated then a gigabit router wouldn't do much good. I believe it does come with one cat 5, rather short, cable. You can have someone make cables at lengths merged for cheap...
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In order to setup this device, you will have to be able to connect to the router's signal your are trying to extend. If you cannot see the signal of the router in the basement, then unfortunately you will be unable to properly setup the device.
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Mine is an Apple router, but I agree with the previous answer. Any kind of router should work. Slight loss of bandwith from upstairs to downstairs, but not enough to cause viewing problems
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If you get 30Mbps to your wireless router, you will get approximately half that using the range extender. In my case, the half speed through the extender is rarely noticeable (only when playing some games).
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It will only increase your internet signal connection so if your internet was slow because of weak signal it may help but if your deivce/internet it self is slow it will remain the same
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Honestly, it depends. Im leaning towards no, or low signal. I bought this to use in my university's club, which is in the basement ( surrounded by concrete, pipes, heavy flooring etc.). It can reach some wifi a floor or 2 above (some PS3s, and weird mobile wifis), but it cant reach the normal campus wifi. If you mean standard apartment/house floors, i'd say probably. Its not at all a bad router, but its also not a DC outlet, power hungry, giant radio receiver or anything. So.. i dont actually have a definite answer for you, other than "possibly", leaning slightly towards "probably". Honestly, it depends. Im leaning towards no, or low signal. I bought this to use in my university's club, which is in the basement ( surrounded by concrete, pipes, heavy flooring etc.). It can reach some wifi a floor or 2 above (some PS3s, and weird mobile wifis), but it cant reach the normal campus wifi. If you mean standard apartment/house floors, i'd say probably. Its not at all a bad router, but its also not a DC outlet, power hungry, giant radio receiver or anything. So.. i dont actually have a definite answer for you, other than "possibly", leaning slightly towards... » Read More Honestly, it depends. Im leaning towards no, or low signal. I bought this to use in my university's club, which is in the basement ( surrounded by concrete, pipes, heavy flooring etc.). It can reach some wifi a floor or 2 above (some PS3s, and weird mobile wifis), but it cant reach the normal campus wifi. If you mean standard apartment/house floors, i'd say probably. Its not at all a bad router, but its also not a DC outlet, power hungry, giant radio receiver or anything. So.. i dont actually have a definite answer for you, other than "possibly", leaning slightly towards "probably". « Show Less
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Yes; by running the cable you are essentially extending your network by adding another router. Wifi will work fine as long as you are within range. Your camera setup should work the same way.
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The Asus WL-ANT-157 will improve the 2.4 GHZ signal coverage. How ever it will NOT boost your signal. To boost your signal you need to buy better quality router-any brand! And of course high speed high cost optic fiber will improve the speed.
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We use this camera with a wireless router. We have learned the farther your camera is away from the router signal source the slower it operates. However, you can also connect directly to it using ethernet cable. Or, connect it to a modem/router using ethernet cable.
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Hi M. Ryan, this extender may help, if the streamer upstairs is out of (or nearly out of) the coverage area of the main router. We'd recommend that you set up the extender about halfway between the main router and the streamer to provide the best signal possible.
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No. My wifi gives me very steady connection. It could be a problem of your wireless router.