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Question: Do you have to do anything more than plug them in? I've got them connected correctly, one to the modem and one to the desktop computer upstairs.
Document: I tried to replace my Asoka plug link with a new one and the one I got didn't work at all. I had to return it. It did light up, but the lights were dim and I got no connection from it.
Im no tech expert so I'll tell you in plain languagge. This is a 2 part system. You plug the sender into your modem and the electrical outlet. Then this part is pluged in any electric outlet in the house where you want your computer or your televion to receive internet conection. It is a wired not wireless connection. I have 4 of these around the house and they work really well. Too bad most people dont even know they exist. ( i dont mean you young people, you know tons about tech, its us old f!#ts that need help.
I received the PlugLink from my local DSL provider (AT&T) as part of their networking kit, and I was amazed how easy it was to set up. All you have to do is plug in one PlugLink to an active Ethernet connection and a second PlugLink to your remote device. It worked like a charm. The only stipulation is that it doesn't seem to work on a power strip or the like; it must be connected directly to a wall power source for it to work properly.
The PlugLink uses electrical wiring in your walls to send the wireless signal. You need 2 of these: attach one via Ethernet cable to your modem/router, and the second one to whatever other device you are connecting (also via Ethernet cable). Then these 2 need to be plugged into wall outlets, no extension cables or surge protectors. Each device comes with an ethernet cable and mini install/setup CD, very simple. It's a miracle! No buffering issues, no signal interruptions, just beautiful streaming. I've had these for almost a year, and they still work great.
I've had them for only a week working fine, I will post again if it burns out. I get the full 6meg download speed, has not dropped off. I was told you CANNOT put them on a power strip, it must be connected directly on the wall.
Certainly is easy to use, plugged in and boom it worked. Have this connected to a computer that we watch Netflix on, with 2.9mb internet speed we get seamless streaming. Then bot a third computer and this is where the problems started. The 3rd is 50 ft away, pluglink works in wall sockets that are closer to the source router but not in the room where number 3 is. Your mileage may vary but suggest you look for something that carries signal further distance?
One reason these units stop working is because of your house wiring and more importantly, your main circuit panel for the house .. The Ethernet adapter unit, the one nearest to your computer, plus into the wall.. The signal travel to your house circuit panel, thru a circuit breaker for that room, then thru another circuit breaker for the room that the receiving unit is in. Sometime these circuit breakers get some sort of cooties in them that stops these units from working..  To fix the problem, just go to your MAIN circuit breaker panel, identify the two circuit breakers, and recycle each of the two circuit breakers in question, OFF THEN ON..
I just installed a Pluglink 9650 in my house today. The unit that is plugged into the router is down one level and on the other side of the house from where my computers are. I estimate the units are separated by at least 150-200 feet. I bought mine used from another site and had to download the administration utility from their website, but it still works fine. It says it has full connection speed on the admin utility. When I test the ping/bandwidth on Speedtest.net it gives me the same speed as if I was connected directly to the router -- awesome!
I should note these are only a two prong connector so that you can plug them in rightside up or upside down so that it does NOT cover any other outlets -- something I definitely needed with my setup.I wouldn't trust the negative reviews for this product. I'm guessing they weren't on the same electrical circuit, or most likely they were plugging in one or both of the units into a surge protector. These units must be plugged DIRECTLY into the wall outlet to work.
I purchased this system to remote a Directv HD DVR, which only has an ethernet port so a Wi-Fi adapter is not the most straightforward choice. I was hoping this would be a plug and play system, as advertised. I plugged one unit into the wall and then into my DSL router. The other unit went into the wall near the DVR. It is very frustrating to determine what is going on with the system. It does establish a link but it seems to be intermittent and is not good enough to download movies into the DVR.
Answer: This pluglink Ethernet adapter is not working at all. I just loss my money