Can one Powerline Adapter allow multiple 'slaves'?
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Not clear on this issue and can't find it on the site. I'm using a pair of TL-PA4010s to provide Internet access for my Roku box, which is outside Wi-Fi range. Can I purchase another pair of 4010s and use one of them as a second link back to my router for another device, like a computer? OR does each pair of 4010s only pair with its mate, so I'd have to connect a second 4010 to my router LAN port? Thanks.
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Thanks, Carl, I did some more reading on the site and now understand what 'nodes' are. I also downloaded the plc software and 'discovered' the two units I already have on my network. I assume this is where I add another and specify its intended use, so I ought to be good-to-go when the extra 4010s are delivered.
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This FAQ will let you know how many adapters or nodes can be connected to a single adapter. https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/434/ keep in mind the network will be as slow as the slowest adapter.
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Thanks, Carl, I did some more reading on the site and now understand what 'nodes' are. I also downloaded the plc software and 'discovered' the two units I already have on my network. I assume this is where I add another and specify its intended use, so I ought to be good-to-go when the extra 4010s are delivered.
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Hi Jim, Yes on the back of each adapter is a Alpha Numeric Powerline "Key" just click on "add" then type the key for easy pairing.
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Got it, Carl, thanks. Looking forward to expanding my PLC network. I'm amazed that the tp-link gear I've had in place for a couple of years now can communicate over house wiring that is so choc-full of noise. Good job! The tp-link connection between my router and Roku box even coexists with another PLC system that's a proprietary part of my solar system.
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