Can someone explain to me how this is hooked up to xbox 360 to make the console wireless. Thank you.
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You plug the Ethernet cable into the 360 and run the 730 in client mode (there's a switch). In client mode it's basically a wifi adapter.
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Didn't your xbox come with that cable mine did. As far as using this box. No it will not work. You have an input and output. It only goes out hdmi not in.
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The X10 system sends commands to the remote units over your house wiring. This console needs to be plugged in so it can use your house wiring to talk to the remotes. There are wireless controllers available, but this isn't one of them. Actually, I prefer it this way - I don't have to worry about batteries going dead.
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Well I know for the xbox 360 you have to have to have the chat wire for the turtle beaches. But having the PS3 setting on it might require the wire if they make a wire for the playstation. If I was you I would call any of your local gamestops and ask them that question. I wish I could be more helpful but all I play is xbox 360 sorry.
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As long as your console supports wireless (b,g,n) it should work, however I would not recommend it. This works well for surfing the web or steaming music & video, but you might see some lag if your trying to use it for gaming. Try to hard wire your console if possible.
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Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows & Xbox 360 Console does but this one does not. It's only a few dollars more (at the time I'm posting) so probably worth just doing that.
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I have no problems with PS3 or Xbox 360, both are hooked up with this switch and both function properly. The switch automatically changes to the proper channel that is active. I wish I could say what exactly I did to make it work, it just does. Maybe try to change around the channels (input), stranger things have worked....good luck.
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Try this link: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/d/xbox-360-wireless-controller-for-windows This video should also be helpful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qY8PIGO_li8
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My son uses his wireless controller on the XBox 360; don't know about other wireless devices.
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I too have a xbox one (love it!) anyway I just tried really quick to connect my xb1 to this device and nothing seems to work. KVM switch did not work. Again I need to stress the fact that I just simply plug in the device without doing any configuration and just didn't seem to recognize the xb1. However this device is great for switching between two desktop or three and using one monitor and one keyboard and mouse to control the entire system. Good luck and if you do find a compatible device please let me know. Thanks.
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Not sure for an Xbox, but for my PS3, I bought a coaxial digital cable, optical cable, and a optical to coaxial converter. Use these the optical from the PS3, connect to the converter, then connect the coaxial to the converter and to the PS3. I think it's the same process for the Xbox 360 but I'm not entirely sure.
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No you don't have to have a cable to plug it in, it plugs inside the xbox console. So it plugs in directly.
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I am not sure...I have never configured for use with Xbox 360. it may still work but very slowly...just a hunch.
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If your controller is wireless, you will have to go through a few more steps. However, using a wired controller, you only need to plug in the USB, start your game, go to control settings, and make sure "360 controller" or simply "controller" is enabled. The following are instructions for a wireless 360 controller. 1. You need to have or purchase a wireless gaming receiver. Assuming you have windows, the software should automatically install after a few minutes. 2. Like most wireless gaming controllers, a "search" button will allow you to connect with your device. However, first you need to press the search button on the receiver. Then, press the search button on the controller. 3. If you do not connect, check your batteries and open up the "My Computer" window to make sure your receiver is connected. (Usually it will appear under devices) 4. You may need to configure some settings in-game to make sure the buttons are bound to the right control. 5. If you are still having trouble with the controls, the Xbox forums have easy-to-follow advice for most Windows versions. http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-on-other-devices/windows/xbox-controller-for-windows-configure#72e400f5ec8c476d9cf9c94e50918dcf
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Use this instead. NETGEAR Universal N300 Wi-Fi to Ethernet Adapter (WNCE2001) plugs in with Ethernet cable and provided USB power cord. I now use it on the XBOX. Works great 1/2 the $$
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Thanks for your post on this discussion regarding wireless connection for this TV. I still have a few questions.When you unhook your gaming adaptor and connect it to TV, you still need to connect your wireless router back to PC. So in that case, will this trick work using two regular wireless routers, one connected to PC and on to TV (after the wep key step)? I am not into gaming, so I don't want to spend a lot on the gmaing adaptor.
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Hi Tommy,Yes, this cable connected my xbox 360 controller to my Turtle Beach headset port where the switch was to control the microphone and game sounds. Rather than purchasing the authentic Turtle Beach replacement (or a replacement puck one), I was able to save a few bucks on this cable.