Neither of those.
The base unit for the Controller is simply a battery charger.
The Transporter does have two separate interfaces, wired and wireless,
and can be configured to use them both in a bridge mode. But not,
AFAIK, to use the wireless bit as an access point. Its presumeably
physically
Neither 1) nor 2) is possible.
The Controller can only communicate with the Receiver in ad-hoc mode.
In your case you need a wireless access point/router.
The controller base unit as you call it is nothing more than a charging
cradle.
-s.
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slimpy
if your broadband router has wireless capability and your SB3/
Transporter and Controller are in the same subnet then you can use the
broadband router as a WAP. Otherwise you will need to purchase a
separate WAP to add to the subnet. I've gone with a Netgear WG102 WAP.
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egd
All music also
egd wrote:
Otherwise you will need to purchase a
separate WAP to add to the subnet. I've gone with a Netgear WG102 WAP.
As egd says, you need a wireless network. You can either buy a WAP such
as the one above for ~$100, or buy a wireless router for ~$40 and use it
as a WAP. I don't know why
Cheers,
I have a simple question that probably has been answered already, but
here it goes:
I know that the Controller is supposed to function with my Transporter,
but how will it work in my wired network? Which of these options will
work?
1) The Transporter is wired to the Squeezecenter
