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Adding WIFI Adapter to HDR 1100S

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    mexicano

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    Hi,

    Will it be possible, or will it even work, if I plug a wifi adapter/dongle to my HDR 1100S, so I can remove the ethernet cable?

    I'm thinking of getting FTTP but my tv and Humax box are in the other room and I don't want to run cables all over the flat! The tv is wifi enabled but not the Humax box.

    Thanks for any advise.

    | Tue 23 Jul 2024 7:24:15 #1 |
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    How about using Powerline adaptors.

    | Tue 23 Jul 2024 8:30:24 #2 |
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    Never heard about these. Just looked them up on Amazon. Not bad. Thanks.
    I just thought that I can just buy an adapter/dongle from ebay for about £10 and that would be it.
    My thought was to get rid of ethernet cables all together.

    | Tue 23 Jul 2024 8:45:58 #3 |
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    mexicano - 2 hours ago  » 
    Hi,
    Will it be possible, or will it even work, if I plug a wifi adapter/dongle to my HDR 1100S, so I can remove the ethernet cable?
    I'm thinking of getting FTTP but my tv and Humax box are in the other room and I don't want to run cables all over the flat! The tv is wifi enabled but not the Humax box.

    A working HDR-1100S has Wi-Fi built in, and therefore does not need to recognise a Wi-Fi dongle.

    Have you tried the inbuilt Wi-Fi of the HDR-1100S?
    You will have to unplug the Ethernet cable to enable the Wi-Fi option to be selected, otherwise the Ethernet cable takes priority.

    From previous posts you've mentioned having an HDR-1100S, and also mentioned having an HDR-1000S. It is the HDR-1000S which would need a compatible dongle to directly use Wi-Fi.

    | Tue 23 Jul 2024 10:03:25 #4 |
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    mexicano - 2 hours ago  » 
    Will it be possible, or will it even work, if I plug a wifi adapter/dongle to my HDR 1100S, so I can remove the ethernet cable?

    I thought an HDR-1100S had built in WiFi so why would you want to use a dongle?

    | Tue 23 Jul 2024 10:04:27 #5 |
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    Martin Liddle - 19 mins ago  » 

    mexicano - 2 hours ago  » 
    Will it be possible, or will it even work, if I plug a wifi adapter/dongle to my HDR 1100S, so I can remove the ethernet cable?

    I thought an HDR-1100S had built in WiFi so why would you want to use a dongle?

    YOU’RE RIGHT!!! I haven’t gone into the system for years and I lost the manual too. Thank goodness this forum is still alive

    | Tue 23 Jul 2024 10:30:55 #6 |

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