Does Support Jumbo Frames 9000 MTU? (Maximum transmission unit)
1442506
I am sorry, but I cant help you. I am not a tech-y expert. I will advise that I have no problem with its normal performance as the signal travels between concrete walls in my home.
1442507
Would really stay away from Belkin N900 or other series. The support is non-existent. There has not been a BIOS upgrade to update issues. My Comcast signal would vary the dB signal strength. This device would just loose control and not have any indication (visible, software, firmware...) of what was wrong. It had no ability to recover. Had to manually power it on/off on a routine. The wireless signal strength (transmitter) is an absolute joke. I was mislead by a technical article that claimed the wireless was strong. I live on a large triple residential lot. the spaces between homes would hold an entire house and yard in a city area. The Belkin signal for my Samsung phone just literally 28 feet away is less than three of my neighbor's signal. The wireless signal for computers is perhaps 5% stronger than the $29.95 no-name brand. My intent is to find a better replacement that has both USB 3 (for NAS support) and better wireless. If you live in a small apartment, the wireless would probably be OK. I have returned the unit to factory under warranty - the signal on both is probably about 30 feet if you have one wall. Much less if you have 2 walls. The help manual is not helpful. The interface is horrible. The interface will sometimes error and have an un-trapped Java error. I have switched from wireless to secured PowerLine network. Wouldn't trust Belkin for stability or performance. If this is the "high end", they must really be a joke. The fact you have to ask a question here instead of Belkin publishing a valid specification and test result should be a warning to stay away.
1536179
Not possible with any hub I know of. You need a chain or belt-driven drive train to use a multi-speed hub.
2144763
From what I was told, No....it will not accept that high of a speed...it's a "2" modem....you would need a "3"
1550201
I think it does not support 75bps. In the fax setup menu it only allows choice between 9600 and 14400. And in the data menu it does not even show baud rates. I checked the factory documentations and the baud rates are not even mentioned. Having said all this, I do not recommend this modem. It works when it works, but it often hangs up. When it hangs up it needs to be unplugged from the usb and restarted. Phil
1923156
It should be supported, try setting it to the default speed of 1333 and see if that helps.
1816826
The only thing I found in the net while i was using an Openbox S10HD was an User's Manual, but it doesn´t contain as much as I though . You can download it from several places. Here's one :http://www.yojiatech.com/a/Support/User_Manual/openbox_s10/Anyway, I would recommend (if you can) change to another receiver. This one has some operational cons that many FTA end users don't like.
2155474
NO. It appears that 1TB is the max size supported. The v1.06 firmware will support 1.5TB drives, but D-Link has been promising to release it since October 2008. See this post by one of their engineers on their support forum:http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=2663.0
1850351
I think this unit does support 50 users but I am not 100% sure, sorry. My IT guy told me it did but I am nowhere near that limit yet.
749288
The owners manual does give formats supported but the list is too long to include here. It does not mention any capacity limitations
594709
Maybe. Official answer here: https://support.acurite.com/acurite/topics/multiple_00986_units_working_together
1784266
As long as you don't expect this unit to do heavy transcoding on the fly, it's great. You can stream a 25GB blu-ray with DTS-MA as far as network and transfer speeds go. You just need something to transcode that for a display, like a mediacenter PC. I've seen mine crush low bitrate HD video down for cell phone viewing, and Standard Def it can handle on the fly, but anything serious will kill the CPU in it. The quality of the Syno based plex server app itself is top notch. I almost never have to restart the service to uncrash it.
2056893
The unit might not be able to handle that capacity of a drive you might want to check the manual
916183
i just used it tonight with my MT22. works the same as when i'm using my 17' little giant
1272879
Hey Chor, just wondering if you figured this out yet? I'm looking for an expander for my 8300HDC on TW cable so i was wondering did they ever fix the problem on the software?
1362981
Yes..up to 40 MBit. (that's what the spec. says)However I never pushed it past 7 Mbit
1348144
It basically runs at full duplex T-100. Unless you are streaming uncompressed video, which Hulu, Netflix, etc. don't, this should be able to handle all you could throw at it.
750795
It would depend upon what transceiver it uses... you might try contacting the manufacturer. The spec is 10Mbps @ 40ft to 100Kbps @ 4000ft. The distributor's spec page indicates 300bps to 921600bps up to 1.2Km:http://www.serialstuff.com/usb-to-rs485-422-terminal-block/I have used this successfully under Windows 8 64-bit.