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Yet another +1 for Ruckus. The setup is simple (the Zonedirector has a great web interface) and the performance is staggeringly good.

-1000000000 I needed a good laugh this morning....

Heath Simultaneous waits in S+ with the same wait statement, no. Have you looked into S# at all? I have not had the time to get too deep enough into it, so I can't quickly plunk out the code... As you

I would not do it with DM. I haven't been real crazy about the level of USB support (devices that work reliably vs. not even just within the "HID" realm) and stability. Stability is probably fixed by

FWIW, the Cisco wireless solution (if you also have the network to support it) does not take rocket science to set up. I've done a couple (one "the hard way" the others "the easy way). Initial set up

Was it a real life test in the sense that the Wi-Fi network was loaded with other "client" devices, like the network will be? I've recently upgraded a client in a 5 storey house to Ruckus and even

Is there any way I can spin up multiple waits for different events using the same event handler code? Let me see if I can explain. I have data come in, and based on that data I want to spin up a wait

Now what to do with all the Netgear WAPs? (Although I did revise my CF module and roamed between all four of the WAPs with acceptable results. Only one perceptible hiccup and one 10-second disconnect

On the more budget friendly side, check out Ubiquity. They now claim to have seem less roaming. I haven't tried the new FW features but they have been rock solid for me.

Another +1 for Ruckus. Easy setup and rock solid performance. There's a 2-part paper by Tom's Hardware if you're looking for some hard data that puts WAPs up against each other (hint, Ruckus is the

90% of my work is on Yachts and as you know, Yachts could be very challenging specially as it relates to interference, You think you got everything Dialed In and all of the sudden another Yacht pulls

All DM receivers 100 and above have USB HID ports on them

Yep- Option B is what I've done in the past - though we used the tx-300 flavor so client could have composite, component, HDMI & VGA inputs in the equipment room. Into this we plugged a Gefen USB hub

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I had the same problem - check the permissions on the various folders it creates - you will find that it has insufficient rights to start up correctly on some of the folders - sorry I can't remember

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So, are you saying that these 10 panels were *exceptionally* slow, and the patched firmware brought them up to the faster, yet still slow, performance of the other 70 panels? Or are you saying this

Heh! Not so sure I like glimmer all that much...

I've got a 32x32 DM switch and I want to put a local kb/mouse and monitor in the rack that I can use to view and control several of the computer-type sources coming into the switch. I essentially want

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