Correct, only one needs to be connected to the router. You can connect up to 4 additional units but they do need to be within range of the Ethernet connected unit. I have the main connection inthe second floor living room and the remote units connect in the kitchen, two bedrooms, and first floor guest suite.
The master hub (doesn't matter which one but only one can be the master) connects to the modem via Ethernet cable that's included or your own. The addition hubs use wifi to extend your network range but the good thing is that you just have one network and you don't need to switch networks. For extra ports, you need to …
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The master hub (doesn't matter which one but only one can be the master) connects to the modem via Ethernet cable that's included or your own. The addition hubs use wifi to extend your network range but the good thing is that you just have one network and you don't need to switch networks. For extra ports, you need to buy a switch or additional switches for each out port.
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The master hub (doesn't matter which one but only one can be the master) connects to the modem via Ethernet cable that's included or your own. The addition hubs use wifi to extend your network range but the good thing is that you just have one network and you don't need to switch networks. For extra ports, you need to buy a switch or additional switches for each out port.
I doubt it. This was a USA purchase and we have only 110 V electricity. For us on this continent, unless dual voltage is mentioned specifically, it is most probably 110 V. I'd call/email customer service for better info. The frequency of 50hz vs North America's60hz could alter function if a grandpets is used. If all th…
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I doubt it. This was a USA purchase and we have only 110 V electricity. For us on this continent, unless dual voltage is mentioned specifically, it is most probably 110 V. I'd call/email customer service for better info. The frequency of 50hz vs North America's60hz could alter function if a grandpets is used. If all that question too. Also, since a huge part of the world is 220/50, I'd ask if there is a compatible system for your needs. I really like the wifi hub and extenders so it's worth finding out directly from Samsung
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I doubt it. This was a USA purchase and we have only 110 V electricity. For us on this continent, unless dual voltage is mentioned specifically, it is most probably 110 V. I'd call/email customer service for better info. The frequency of 50hz vs North America's60hz could alter function if a grandpets is used. If all that question too. Also, since a huge part of the world is 220/50, I'd ask if there is a compatible system for your needs. I really like the wifi hub and extenders so it's worth finding out directly from Samsung
