Both are fairly bulky, about the size of a small four-port hub. Though it includes only one port, the PLE300 has the same shape and size as the four-port PLS300. This also means that if you want to expand your powerline network to different corners of the house, you need only purchase additional PLS300 units-which cost $95 each-or another HomePlug AV-compatible adapter. This combination makes sense as if both of them had the same number of ports any extra ports on the first unit (PLE300) would be wasted. The second unit (model number PLS300) has four Ethernet ports and is to be used at the far end of the powerline connection.
The first (model number PLE300) has only one Ethernet port and is intended to be connected to the existing network via the router, or hub.
Security Features: 56-Bit DES Link Encryption.Modulations: Supports QAM 256/64/16, DQPSK, DBPSK and ROBO Modulation Schemes.LEDs: PLTE200: Power, Powerline, Ethernet PLTS200: Power, Powerline, Ethernet 1-4.Ports: PLTE200: Power, Ethernet PLTS200: Power, Ethernet 1-4.Standards: HomePlug 1.0 with Turbo, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u.When you’re ready to grow your network, just plug in other adapters wherever you want them.Connect 5 Ethernet-enabled devices right out of the box (4 in one location, 1 in another).56-bit encryption helps keep your data protected and private.HomePlug 1.0 with Turbo technology deliver speeds up to 85 Mbps-stream music and video, enjoy Voice-over-Internet calling, play computer games head-to-head, share photos, access storage drives and printers, and more.Quickly network computers, printers, storage drives, Internet modems, and other Ethernet‑enabled digital devices.Plug into an ordinary wall outlet in every room you want connected-no drilling or extra wiring required.Instantly transform your home’s electrical power lines into a high-speed computer network.Ships via fedEx 2 Day Express to arrive in time for Christmas
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Plus it’s totally secure! Assuming no one is stealing your electricity with an extension cord. Now repeat these steps using the other adapter and blam! Networked! You’ve now got your five systems linked through the electrical wiring in your house! This saves you all that pesky “hole drilling” and “wire running” I’m always complaining about on the show, and you don’t have to worry about WiFi networks, passwords, and the like. Just plug this thing into your power outlet. But I really do recommend this for dungeons and shut-ins. I suppose you could also use the single port for your computer and the quad for your printer, modem, fax, scanner, and what-have-you. That makes these perfect if your family has some horrible pariah who must be kept locked away in a basement or an attic, but who still needs basic access to your network. Now one of these modules has only one port, but the other has four. Now plug the other end into the port on the network kit. Okay, first plug one end of the Ethernet cable into the computer, like so. I’m not really sure what that means, but it’s dated and funny-sounding and it’ll make for a great conversation starter with your kids. Try to make sure your kit has Turbo Technology. Lastly, you’ll need a Linksys Powerline Network Kit. And some Ethernet cables attached as well. Today we’re going to be networking all five family computers together.įirst you’re going to need your devices, obviously. Want more great deals? Sign up for our Daily Digest emails! Welcome to “Making Your House Better.” You missed it! But Today's Woot is waiting!
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