Can it be hooked to a home router? If so which ones(routers) have been used sucessfully
1802991
The antenna is designed to be used on a computer not a network. If you want a high power antenna for your router there are yaggi designs that can be used if your router has replaceable antennas.
1802992
Yes and no. Yes you could void the warranty by opening it up, and connecting the antenna PCB to a router so the router uses its antenna. No, it's not really meant to do that nor user friendly to do it. It's meant as a client side device for a computer, not a network access point for multiple clients (though on the computer it's connected to, software could turn it into one).
1802993
The device has an accompanying cd which installs a program on your computer. Unfortunately, it is not designed to support multiple devices through a router.
1802994
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by hooked to the router. This unit is intended to be hooked to your computer in place of the internal WiFi transmitter (in your computer). The powerlink plugs into a USB & provides a more powerful transmitter than the internal WiFi. Should work to any router. Note the Powerlink antenna is very directional.
2194345
I'm sorry, I couldnt tell you. I connected mine from a cable modem/router to a pc on the other side of my home and it worked fine. Sorry I couldnt really answer your question
1004208
No, its not a router, it is a usb wifi card. you can use it on a laptop or desktop to connect to a network.
1640419
No coaxe hookup unless u can get a coaxe to ethernet cable,I would buy cheep NetGear router ,lifetime warrenty speed is all with company not router
2023781
If the router includes more than one ethernet jack then yes. If it only has one ethernet jack, then you'd want to buy a switch or hub.
1313209
I imagine it should be possible, but I have mine hooked up to the router, directly. I have now used this computer for a while and am very happy, I only wish I wouldhave bought the model that has double the ram at more expense. But it is still very fast.
1691883
No, you cannot use this as a router. as all have said below. it is mainly used, as others have stated, to increase how many devices you can plug into your intranet and internet.
1766567
No, you can't. The wireless device uses Bluetooth and I don't think a router uses that. Any device that uses Bluetooth can stream to this gadget.
1030958
Yes, you can use this AccessPoint as "input" for a router. You do not even need a router, i just us a switch.
1423378
I have set up to my home network and do everything through a PC or Laptop, so I don't know the exact answer to this question. Even if it is possible the way you ask, it is definitely handy to do it through a PC
2174430
it all has to do with your router compatibility and what type of connection it take. look at your book that came with your router and it will tell you what kind can be hook up with yours.
67366
I use it in conjunction with a 1st router. So if this is what you mean, the answer is yes.
1600116
This is the wrong product for that. This device takes the network connection from the router and allows you to port it to any other location in your house. This has noting to do with wifi.
2203375
Yes it can be connected to router. I have it connected to Vonage device which is connected to the router.
693548
No.It can work completely wirelessly. You might want to try plugging it in a couple of different outlets (to test the best distance from your router) to find the maximum speed.
97833
Yes, you can connect it to a wired port on your router. I have done this and it works well. I would imagine that connecting it to a switch which is connected to the router would also work fine, but I haven't tried that personally.
1360004
Yes, as long as your router is connected to one, you can connect a bunch around the house. I have 4 plugged in and one at the router.