11-Aug-2014, 15:17
Changed to a new Airport Time Capsule today
Was getting a much better signal on the wifi medially 31 db
have created a own network as described in the devialet pages
Hopefully this will stop the black outs ?
from time to time
ADVANCED SOLUTION AROUND AN AIPORT EXTREME
If you don’t want to create an Audio dedicated network or if you need a stronger network to cover your home needs, we recommend you to build your network around the more powerful AirPort Extreme.
You simply need to connect the AirPort Extreme to your router with an Ethernet cable, disable the WiFi on the router and configure the AirPort Extreme, as explained above, to create a WiFi network. This network will be the one you will use to stream and access the internet at home.
If the AirPort Extreme is located too far away from the D-Premier, you can still add one or two AirPort Express in bridge mode, connected via Ethernet to the router, and placed next to the D-Premier and to the PC dealing with iTunes. This will ensure a steady data flow.
Lastly, if you don't want to have an Ethernet cable running between the AirPort devices, you can set-up the AirPort Express as WiFi network extenders. Note that in this case the available bandwidth is shrunk.
Was getting a much better signal on the wifi medially 31 db
have created a own network as described in the devialet pages
Hopefully this will stop the black outs ?
from time to timeADVANCED SOLUTION AROUND AN AIPORT EXTREME
If you don’t want to create an Audio dedicated network or if you need a stronger network to cover your home needs, we recommend you to build your network around the more powerful AirPort Extreme.
You simply need to connect the AirPort Extreme to your router with an Ethernet cable, disable the WiFi on the router and configure the AirPort Extreme, as explained above, to create a WiFi network. This network will be the one you will use to stream and access the internet at home.
If the AirPort Extreme is located too far away from the D-Premier, you can still add one or two AirPort Express in bridge mode, connected via Ethernet to the router, and placed next to the D-Premier and to the PC dealing with iTunes. This will ensure a steady data flow.
Lastly, if you don't want to have an Ethernet cable running between the AirPort devices, you can set-up the AirPort Express as WiFi network extenders. Note that in this case the available bandwidth is shrunk.