TX-NR515 wifi adapter
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TX-NR515 wifi adapter
Receiver Model: TX-NR515
Should WiFi (USB) adapter be only by ONKYO or any generic one would work too?
Thank you.
Should WiFi (USB) adapter be only by ONKYO or any generic one would work too?
Thank you.
dedpihto- Posts : 2
Join date : 2012-09-21
Re: TX-NR515 wifi adapter
Only the UWF-1 is fully compatible and supported with the Onkyo network receivers.
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Re: TX-NR515 wifi adapter
There are other options:
TP-Link TL-WN721N 150Mbps Wireless N USB Adapter
TP-Link TL-WN722N 150Mbps High Gain Wireless USB Adapter
TP-Link TL-WN822N 300 Mbps High Gain Wireless N USB Adapter
Each has good reviews, and seem to be better than the UWF-1 in price and performance
TP-Link TL-WN721N 150Mbps Wireless N USB Adapter
TP-Link TL-WN722N 150Mbps High Gain Wireless USB Adapter
TP-Link TL-WN822N 300 Mbps High Gain Wireless N USB Adapter
Each has good reviews, and seem to be better than the UWF-1 in price and performance
Amuzeme- Posts : 5
Join date : 2012-08-23
Re: TX-NR515 wifi adapter
As previous stated; the UWF-1 is the only supported WiFi USB LAN adapter for the 2011 to current netowrk-ready receivers.
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An alternative is to connect a wifi client to your ethernet port.
See my other post today.
Koos
See my other post today.
Koos
kooss- Posts : 3
Join date : 2012-12-14
Re: TX-NR515 wifi adapter
kooss wrote:An alternative is to connect a wifi client to your ethernet port.
See my other post today.
Koos
Kooss, Can you please explain exactly what this is, what it will do for us and how it works? Possible to post link to item?
Thanks. Seasons Greetings!
Ciao, FlyByNgt 12-14-12
FlyByNgt- Posts : 100
Join date : 2012-09-12
Age : 63
Location : North Carolina
wifi on ethernet port
Hi FlyByNgt,
I wanted to keep the front usb free for my ipod and usb-sticks and didn't want to use the UWF-1 for that reason.
So I bought a TP-Link wifi nano router type TL-WR702N.
It is widely available, see ebay for example.
US price around $20-25.
My price was €20 in the Netherlands.
It is a very small unit with only one RJ45 port , but that is all you need for the purpose.
First connect the unit to the pc and install as 'client' (follow the manual, i prefer a fixed ip ,so you can always access it easily).
Then connect it to your Onkyo (TX-8050 in my case ) at the ethernet port (+mains adapter).
Run the onkyo network setup. (again I prefer a fixed ip instead of dhcp).
If all set right you will have full wifi access.
I use Vtuner and DLNA server without any problem and I can access the Onkyo via HTTP at the given ip address.
Just the ipone app doesnt always work correctly, but UWF-1 users also have problems with the app, so that seems not to be due to this solution.
I am very pleased with it. The TP client is hidden behind the receiver, and the usb port is free for use.
Price also makes a difference ($20 instead of $80).
Other routers with client option will probably also do the job.
I cannot garantee that it works on every network Onkyo, but as they all use the uwf-1 I suppose it should work.
Hope this helps.
Koos
I wanted to keep the front usb free for my ipod and usb-sticks and didn't want to use the UWF-1 for that reason.
So I bought a TP-Link wifi nano router type TL-WR702N.
It is widely available, see ebay for example.
US price around $20-25.
My price was €20 in the Netherlands.
It is a very small unit with only one RJ45 port , but that is all you need for the purpose.
First connect the unit to the pc and install as 'client' (follow the manual, i prefer a fixed ip ,so you can always access it easily).
Then connect it to your Onkyo (TX-8050 in my case ) at the ethernet port (+mains adapter).
Run the onkyo network setup. (again I prefer a fixed ip instead of dhcp).
If all set right you will have full wifi access.
I use Vtuner and DLNA server without any problem and I can access the Onkyo via HTTP at the given ip address.
Just the ipone app doesnt always work correctly, but UWF-1 users also have problems with the app, so that seems not to be due to this solution.
I am very pleased with it. The TP client is hidden behind the receiver, and the usb port is free for use.
Price also makes a difference ($20 instead of $80).
Other routers with client option will probably also do the job.
I cannot garantee that it works on every network Onkyo, but as they all use the uwf-1 I suppose it should work.
Hope this helps.
Koos
kooss- Posts : 3
Join date : 2012-12-14
Re: TX-NR515 wifi adapter
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