Does this adapter work on my scientific atlanta dpc2100r2 modem?
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No this is for your modem ln Vision Specialties Power Adapter For Scientific Atlanta Cisco Webstar DPC2100R2 DPC2100 Cable Modem Power Supply Cord Cable PS Charger Mains PSU
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No this is for your modem ln http://www.amazon.com/Vision-Specialties-Adapter-Scientific-DPC2100R2/dp/B00SSBTR4I
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Not so sure. You should ask the seller. I bought one and it's working great with my modem.
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It should. But the best way to check is either call tech support if they support Docsis modems or search their web site for acceptable models. Since this modem also supports telephony this is another question to ask your cable company. Mine did not when I first bought it and I had to use 2 modem - one for telephone, and this one for high-speed Internet
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It should , it works with the 222K with no problem and I think the only difference between the 722K and 222K is the 722K has a DVR built in and I wouldn't think that would affect the wifi adapter.
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Sorry, I'm probably not the best person to ask - I have a Lowrance locator. However, based on the Minn-Kota website, that should be the correct adapter. Here's a link to the compatibility chart: http://store.minnkotamotors.com/media/document/2014_MK_US2CompatibilityChart.pdf. Just to let you know, the adapter works great on my locator.
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I know the adapter, if one exists is not in the kit. That is why I am asking if anyone knows a part # and a source FOR THE ADAPER
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Yes. Ethernet is a networking standard so this will work with any DSL/Cable modem. If your modem has a wireless router built in you may want your ISP to replace it with a standard modem.I am using this with an Arris TG862g. Should work fine with any SB6120, 6121, 6140, 6180 etc. If you have an SBG6580, you'll want to have it swapped for a non-wireless modem.Source: I worked for a cable company.
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physically, yes; though the reason for this adapter to plug an independent modem into a router designed to accept phone line based communication such as dsl
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It should work with anything that matches the interface... There is no software associated with the adapter, so it's the host system. I put this in a Toshiba Laptop, with an mSata drive and it worked perfectly...
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I don't know who the manufacturer is (or obviously their URL), but I DID find an information sheet that they included with the modem. Under "Operating System Support", is DOES list Windows 8 as being supported. I hope this is sufficient for you...
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The description for the adapter did not include your model. I suggest you Google/Bing an adapter for your specific model. Good luck.
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It did not come with my unit, but I didn't expect it. I used this adapter B00008ZPED (search amazon).
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I'm not familiar with that modem...but if it has a standard external antenna port on it, it should work. I've been able to use these with my Buffalo and Amped Wireless devices with no problems (which have external antenna connectors.) EDIT: To expand on my answer, these antennas fit standard 5mm male threaded connectors.
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It should as long as you have a means of supplying power to the adapter. I use these as an interface for IDE drives in my desktop PC where they are interfaced to the motherboard SATA ports with no issues. Both the adapter and the drive require a power connection in order to function. This adapter comes with a "Y" power connector - one end plugs into a power connector from the power supply. The remaining two ends plug into the hard drive and the adapter.
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I don't know. I am unsure if the adapter I had works properly. Your system sees something, but if you reformat, you will lose the info on the drive.
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I'm not familiar that model. But this deca will work with any device with an ethernet connection. I use it for my alarm system Internet connection and one for a computer.
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From the picture i see. yes it will. the antenna is a Reverse Polarity SMA connector or RP-SMA. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMA_connector If you are buying new the box includes an adapter for use on Linsys and other devices that use the larger RP-TNC. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TNC_connector#Reverse-polarity_TNC This is the picture i am using as a reference to your question. http://www.waycomputer.com/images_product/20090811114213dwl_ag530.gif To Me the connector on that card is most likely a RP-SMA which is what the D-Link ANT24 uses without use of an adapter. it will also work with some of the more modern linksys cards as well as a number of TP-link caeds. It will even work on the ASUS RT-AC66U router which from a lot of the people i have spoken to is one of the better routers on the market ATM.