I need 6 zones. Will that require more than one base station?
1410636
It's a little confusing: They call out 5 channels with 38 sub channels (do they combine?). Then they speak of 5 alert stations. I'm having a lot of trouble with one of my two stations and have been working with them. Suggest you take your question to Randy at Dakota alert ((605) 356-2772. Very knowledgeable guy!
1410637
I don't know how many zones it will handle. I would not buy Dakota Alert again. They no longer work very well, compared to the product they used to make!.
1410638
If remember correctly .... one base station covers up to 4 sensor units. That is how many zones I have covered for many years with mine. If you need more info, go to their website ... or call a company that sells them.
1410639
If you can find some of the older transmitters with the male voice you can double up on the zones, 4 female zone 1-4 and up to 4 male zone 1-4. This is what I did to increase my number of distinct zones that can be differentiated.
1410640
You can add as many sensor boxes as you want but you will have to double up on zones. My pool area has 2 boxes but when either of them go off they both report by saying "alert zone 4" an extra receiver that is kept in a different room (on a different channel) may help you better pin point an area but that is not practical.
2090464
Yes. You can have between one to four zones activated at a time. One note: this is not an amplifier. This device will not work without an amplifier.
1307998
It depends what type of setup you want?.. one AP needs qty1 nano device.. 1 AP and 1 station need 2 nano device.. and 1 AP and repearer need 2 or more device depending qty of repeater..
1504202
I have the same question. If not, can I use multiple base stations for better bluetooth range?
425922
Yes. I tested it by running three stations manually at the same time and they all worked. YOu need to start each individually, but three will run concurrently. Of course it begs the questions as to why you'd want to do that, but that is your business.
1087324
Yes, that is called daisy-chaining. We recommend that you do not do more than two unit though as the network speed will decrease with every unit you add to the chain.
1183942
One only... Unless you have a MULTI ZONE outdoor unit, than you need one for each zone.
198566
As I have just finished talking with technical support on 10-23-2015 please be aware that these range extenders do count as handset. Therefore if you already registered 6 handsets with your base unit, this unit will not register with your base unit. You can have a maximum combination of 6 units (including range extenders and handsets) registered at any one time to your base unit. Prior information in this thread is inaccurate or out of date.
1468373
I have a couple sites where I used two units to get coverage for the entire floor. As long as you use the same SSID and password for the APs, you should have a hard time with going between the one with stronger signal.
996509
Only six can be registered to a single base. For 7 - 12 phones you'll need a second base unit.
981782
I am not really sure, I have only setup for three different locations at one time.
13472
I'm not certain, as I only have 1 other phone attached.. I have heard 1 station will support 6. I'm not sure 2 stations will hook up, but I cannot see why not---after all, back in the old days, they had extension phones! If you have the outlets, the odds are infinite!
1986881
Per their FAQ there are 4 SSIDs supported on one access point. You can have more in the system, but would have to spread them out over multiple access points.http://wiki.ubnt.com/UniFi_FAQ#How_Many_SSIDs_.2F_VLANs_are_supported
824681
I don't know. Mine is only 6 stations. The box has capabilities for more but I don't know how many.
657703
You can have a 6:1 star configuration. That is 6 sensors and one receiver station.
576969
Yes. You should be able to add 1 more. But mine can only work with 2, because the middle port was bad.And it automatic detect which port is active and switch automatically.
1981919
No. You can use two of the channels as a Zone 2; however, this receiver is not capable of operating both zones simultaneously. You have to only use one at a time. I'd recommend looking at the Denon receivers if you need a true 2nd zone.