3.3 FAQ
1. Is the Corinex Powerline Ethernet Wall Mount still working if there is an electricity
blackout? And will it resume the transmission automatically after the power
comes back?
Corinex Powerline Ethernet Wall Mounts are operational, when the connected
computers are rebooted and the power is back on.
2. Once the electricity is on after blackout, is the Powerline Ethernet Wall Mount put
into operation “automatically”?
Yes, as soon as the computers are running again. If there is a problem, unplug the
adapter and plug it back into the connection slot.
3. As the recommended transmission range of powerline devices is around 200
meters, what happens when the distance is over say 400 meters?
We recommend to try the line for functionality and performance, before starting
operations.
4. Is there any cross talk or interference issue when using Corinex Powerline
Ethernet Wall Mounts?
Within a PC or Laptop we don’t see any interference with any other card and/or
system. OFDM is a technology, which reduces any influence coming from another
device, which is connected to the electric power network. The Corinex powerline
devices have also been FCC and CE approved.
5. In case the PCs are at different floors of the same building, can they use the
powerline device for data transmission? And how does it work?
Powerline device works on the same physical line. If the electric wires between the two
outlets used for communications in this case are connected with each other and the
maximum distance is about 200m, it works fine.
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