How would I know two rooms are "electronically connected?" Would two rooms that are adjacent to one another be "electronically connected?"
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If your home has just one panel where all the circuit breakers are, you probably will find that all the electrical outlets in your home are electrically connected. If you have multiple panels of circuit breakers, any given pair of outlets still might be but it is more uncertain and depends on how the panels were wired in relation to one another -- it would be easier to get the XE102G extender and try it and return it if it didn't work than it would be to have an electrician come and determine this -- though they do have circuit detectors that would allow any professional electrician to determine if two lines were electrically connected, it would just cost you more that the extender to find out that way.
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I'm running two different controllers in the same room and there is no interference.
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Yes, a small wire has to connect the two units. I'm using mine between our house and a garage 200 feet away. I'm using an existing pair of unused telephone wires to make the connection. If you don't have any easy way of routing a pair of wires between the units, I opt for a wireless unit.
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I believe so.we tested them and could hear the sound from my sons room but our daughter has not arrived yet so I am actually not sure as I haven't had to use both simultaneously yet.
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My mouse is one of three M310 mice in the room, and so far there has been no interference. If you wanted both mice to go to one computer, Logitech has some software that allows you to do just that. The mice will be separate with no interference if you don't make changes to them though!
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Hello J, I bought it in a pair. Make sure you have access to the same electric circuit in the rooms you want to connect. In case you have three-phase electric network, chances are some areas are served by different phases, in which case your powerline is not an option. Good luck, Sergio Bergson
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yes i always use more than one Bluetooth device in the same room without any kind of interference, but i dont know if the item is going to have the same behavior with you. Thanks!
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From what I have found, yes. I have had multiple devices connected at the same time.
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To the best of my knowledge it will be one or the other. I'm sure that you cannot connect both at the same time.
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Yes, it works very well indoors. If you have a lot of rooms, you will want more than one. Put one in common areas, and move the other one into the room where you are spending some time
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I have two of these units in my home and they are I'm adjacent rooms but I've never had a conflict. I'm not sure if they are on the same channel or not.
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They can each be in a different room or the same room. It does not matter. See the data sheet: ftp://ftp2.zyxel.com/PLA4205/datasheet/PLA4205_2.pdf
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It all depends on the construction of the buildings. The instructions advise against placing units in different buildings or in unheated spaces. My basement unit will network with the ones on the second floor. By line of site, they mean an electronic signal must be able to make it. The units don't actually have to be optically visible to each other.
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Yes. I use it digital in one location and analog in another. Both locations work perfectly.
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Works either way...I currently have two set up and can view them either by data connection or wi-fi.
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Does not have to be to be close. My router is downstairs and I have it connected on the second story bedroom. You could always try using a wifi repeater if you are getting interference.
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Since you are testing continuity of a single run, if one end is in one room that's where you plug in one of these. Then you go to the location where the cable terminates and plug the other part. So yes if it's the same run you can test it that way.