rrweather;476264 Wrote: > Thanks for the info. Just to be sure of your setup...you use the > powerline adapters to provide a "wired" connection for the Airport > Extremes. The Airport Extremes then provide a wireless signal for that > room in your house. Lastly, your SB (except for the one connected > directly to the powerline adapter) connect to the Airport Extremes via > wireless? Just want to make sure I understand your setup in case I try > something like this myself. Just curious, what kind of router do you > use? It would be good to know what router works well with the belkin > powerline adapters. Thanks again for the info.
The router - Netopia - came from my internet provider. I have DSL at an 'official' 1.5 Mbps. I never give it much thought - it just works. You have my setup perfectly understood. My router is connected to my Airport Extreme which then is connected via ethernet cable to Belkin#1. This transmits to the other 3 Belkins in my house. I have an Airport Extreme connected via ethernet cable to a Belkin in two other rooms and my SB3 is connected with the cable in room 4. And yes, 2 of my SB3s and the Transporter are wireless. These three are in sync and no problems (unless iPeng and Logitech fight each other - I just use my computer to setup sync) The Airports are setup as 'Active Roaming". Go to Apple website/Support and enter TA25991 for a full description of how to configure the Airports. If you need further information, Apple tech support will help - the tech that helped me never heard of Active Roaming but called up the article and translated it for me. So I have wireless in my house everywhere except the one corner in room 4 that has my equipment rack (it figures - perfect reception in that room except there). The defective Belkin was easy to spot - it gave off a sound perfectly imitating a dentist drill as head in a dentist's waiting room. Belkin said it was a defective power supply. One small note of caution - if you operate a vacuum cleaner on the same circuit as you have a Belkin, it may cause interference and signal dropout. Your Squeeze device is fine - just pull the plug on the vacuum. Hope this helps. Regards -- sflen ------------------------------------------------------------------------ sflen's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=32702 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=70176 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
