Devolo dLAN 550 duo+ Starter Kit
500 Mbit/s
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They should actually be compatible with each other. Let's see if all adapters use the HomePlug AV standard. The devolo Magic series seems to be an exception, as it probably uses a different standard. Otherwise, this really shouldn't be a problem. It's best to check the Devolo website otherwise... Greetings...
Powerline can, but does not have to work. The 500 Mbit/s is a value from the laboratory and is anyway a gross figure that cannot be achieved in real life. In addition, the possible net data rate is much lower with Powerline than with a LAN cable. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datendurchsatz https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powerline_Communication#Theoretische_und_effektive_%C3%9Cbertragungsraten Power lines are the worst possible data conductor and are only misused for this purpose by Powerline. - Try other socket/s - Use only the sockets in the wall. A possible mistake was perhaps to take the cheapest models with 500 Mbit/s according to the motto "500 is enough...". The models with a higher speed (>1000) have newer technology and can therefore possibly achieve a better result.
Super, no complaints
However, the devices do not communicate directly (smartphone <--> TV) with each other. Even if both communicate via WLAN, this is done via the router (smartphone <--> router <--> TV). Thus, as a rule, it does not matter whether: Smartphone <--Wifi--> Router <--Wifi--> TV or Smartphone <--Wi--> Router <--LAN/dLAN--> TV
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Starter Kit also works, they are the same devices.
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All types of speed classes 200, 500, 550, 650, 1000 and 1200 are fully compatible with each other.
Yes, two 2 metre cables (cat. 5 I think)
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With two adapters, you can only have Internet access in one other room. The second adapter is needed, as you have correctly assumed, to enable Internet access. This is connected to the modem or the wifi box.
Thank you very much for the message! We will be happy to have this adjusted.
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Yes, that should work in principle. How well it works is always a question of the power grid in the house and, to some extent, of other devices connected to the same socket. Enclosed is the FAQ on Devolo: https://www.devolo.ch/service/faq/
.....Replay. With live tv, the following message appears: There is currently no tv signal available from this station. Directly via cable works perfectly. What should I do now? Thank you for your answer.
Never in a million years ;). In my experience, powerlines offer a maximum of 1/3 of the advertised performance in practice. Using google, I found a practical test that showed 70Mbit.
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I will answer myself. It works!! :D My building is from the 70's and I was suspicious is would work. Not only it is working but also very good, I receive the top speed of my internet connection, 100Mb/s. I'm very happy to be able to have the server in the Keller with no noise at home. I totally recommend this product for long range links.
yep, on every !
yep, that's compatible too... =)
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yes, and it is more efficient (especially the one in the cellar)
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