I just received my router and it was missing these items:(hex socket HD bolt M5x10 (10 pieces). There were only 2. What are they for?
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I only got two of those bolts with my router as well. I've had it for 4 years and have never needed them. They may be used for the plunge attachment, or other base plate, but I don't, so they're still in the bag they came in.
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The antenna connections are the smaller type, I think they are called Reverse SMA or something like that but you can get adapter pigtail cables that will let you connect an N type connector to this router. Just make sure you keep your antenna cable as short as possible because there can be a lot of signal strength lost in the antenna cable itself.
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No you don't need a dedicated router, but it makes life a lot easier. That was my motivation in switching from a Dewalt to the Porter-Cable 7518 when I ran into trouble with the clamp bolts. Two of the four bolts could almost be screwed out with my fingers. The other two were a bear and I had to use vice grips to get them out. I can't figure out what caused them to freeze up, but Jessum sent me some new clamps and bolts and everything seems fine now. It's a quality router lift and makes routing a lot easier than reaching under the table for adjustments.
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Ed I thought it would be a tiny HEX NUT...but it's not. They give you a tiny piece of metal...think of a skinny paper clip expanded. It goes in the HOLE..but doesn't do anything but twist around. I took a wooden toothpick and jammed it in the hole to hold the thing on the wall. then I snapped it off. The dumbest piece of junk I EVER BOUGHT. It's on my wall, it's STILL RED because I can't sync it to my router. I bought it because their presentation and silly video showed it was EASY. I've owned it much too long to expect a refund, but now that you've put I back in my brain, I think I'll write and see what happens. Don't ask SKYBELL about anything, they are NO HELP. Ed I thought it would be a tiny HEX NUT...but it's not. They give you a tiny piece of metal...think of a skinny paper clip expanded. It goes in the HOLE..but doesn't do anything but twist around. I took a wooden toothpick and jammed it in the hole to hold the thing on the wall. then I snapped it off. The dumbest piece of junk I EVER BOUGHT. It's on my wall, it's STILL RED because I can't sync it to my router. I bought it because their presentation and silly video showed it was EASY. I've owned it much too long to expect a refund, but now that you've put I back in my brain, I think I'll... » Read More Ed I thought it would be a tiny HEX NUT...but it's not. They give you a tiny piece of metal...think of a skinny paper clip expanded. It goes in the HOLE..but doesn't do anything but twist around. I took a wooden toothpick and jammed it in the hole to hold the thing on the wall. then I snapped it off. The dumbest piece of junk I EVER BOUGHT. It's on my wall, it's STILL RED because I can't sync it to my router. I bought it because their presentation and silly video showed it was EASY. I've owned it much too long to expect a refund, but now that you've put I back in my brain, I think I'll write and see what happens. Don't ask SKYBELL about anything, they are NO HELP. « Show Less
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None... The device ships empty. You need to buy your own. Furthermore, the product is junk. Out of the box it did not work for me. I ended up getting a Netgear, I paid a little more like $10, but it was worth it.
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Socket the size of lag bolt...impact drill..level...stud finder...phillips head screw driver
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The router should have everything in the picture you might have to send it back
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The box only contains the router, power cable/brick, and some mounting screws. I have no idea where the "5 pounds" comes from.
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Why do you ask me, an owner/user of a Router Raizer RZ100, about this product? I've never even seen this product. The RZ100 is great, but I have zero knowledge of this model.
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I believe I only got 2 pieces for $9.50. This is pretty expensive, but I just wanted to try them. It looks like there is another seller on Amazon now that sells them for $1.50 a piece. I found another supplier online that was cheaper at the time (hardwaresource.com $1.99 each).
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AMD Sockets 939, 754, 940, AM2, AM3Intel Sockets LGA2011, LGA1366, LGA1155, LGA1156, LGA1150, 603, 604*Requires mounting holes
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you would have to contact amazon and let them know that your missing those parts. im suprised the bolts were missing.
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Not sure exactly what you're asking. I assume that have 2 devices that require an internet connection and a single router that has one RJ45 input from a modem. The router must have at least 2 output ports, 1 for each of the internet-requiring devices. Connect 1 Cat5 cable from each router output port to the side of the splitter that has 2 receptacles. On the other side of the splitter connect another Cat5 cable. The other end of the latter cable connects to the single receptacle side of the second splitter. Then connect 2 Cat5 cables to the other side of the second splitter, and connect each of these to the ethernet ports of the 2 devices that you want to share the internet connection. The kit only supplies 3 short cables so you will need a fourth in addition to the one that connects the 2 splitters. Hope this answers your question.
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it does not come with the router attachment. It only has a small number of basic bits in the box, so you will have to add them. The picture on the left shows everything in the set.
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There are two different hardware versions out for this router, v1 with 2x USB 2.0 ports and v2 with 1x USB 2.0 and 1x USB 3.0 ports. Most of these routers in the retail channels now SHOULD be v2 and come with the USB 3.0 port, but used and refurbished ones are likely to still be v1 with only USB 2.0 ports.
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I just inspected one end of my cable, and saw that it was a "female" connection. The pin "male connection" is on the Router connection port. So as long as one end is male, and the other is female, the connection should be fine.
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The Hawking antenna has what's called an N type connector on it; if I recall correctly, the end on the antenna's pigtail is a female N. I used a 20-foot-ling Hawking HAC20N cable for my installation; this comes with a male N on one end and a female N on the other. Amazon also sells the HAC10N (10 ft.) and HAC30N (30 ft.). For best results, use the shortest cable that will connect the antenna to your router; the longer the cable, the more signal loss there will be due to inherent and unavoidable electrical resistance. You will also need an adapter to connect the cable to one of the antenna connectors on your router. On my desktop's wireless adapter, and *probably* on your router too (but verify this first before buying an adapter), this is a much smaller connector confusingly called a "reverse female SMA". Since my recollection of the "gender" of the N connector on the pigtail is possibly faulty, and since I don't care to climb the outside building wall again for another look, I suggest receiving the antenna and cable first. Put them together, note the "gender" of the leftover end, and search online for an appropriate adapter to fit both that end and your router's reverse female SMS connector. This will help prevent ordering the wrong kind of adapter, which is easy to do. Once received, this adapter, only two inches or so long, simply threads on. Your router has three separate stick antennas, one for each bandwidth used; choose one, unscrew the stick, and thread on the adapter. You may wish to try the cable for a while on each of the three router connectors to find which gives you the best overall performance.