O.K. perhaps completely off the mark here, But as part of the "home Improvements" had a new Consumer unit mains fuse box fitted (17th edition 2006/U.K.) For Safety Regs. seeing This gives RCD Cut off, (handy if I cut my hedge cut the cable etc..)...I was thinking, seeing as Iam using TP LINK Plug from downstairs with computer HD TO SERVE MY SBT/hi-fi (upstairs) that the new fuse box is blocking the signal somehow.... Asked my sparky about this and said this wouldn't make a difference..
I realise that the tplink shouldn't be fitted alongside other plugs in a plug mains block (only in single socket-which I always do) and even the "passthrough" plugs, you have to be careful whats "passing through" Them. Did read this:http://www.techanswers.org.uk/answers/powerline-adapters-and-rcd-protection.html and on amazon Review: "Despite being shown working over 3 floors, because most UK homes have a separate ring main circuit for each floor the units won't usually operate between floors. TP-Link do state that, "The Powerline adapters need to be connected to the same electrical circuit" but they should be more explicit & state same ring main circuit. I easily got the units to connect & then sync with my Wi-Fi, but only on the same floor; when I moved the receiver to a different floor (& ring main circuit) it lost connection. Before you buy, check your consumer unit (main fuse box) to make sure that the place you want to use the units are on the same ring main circuit." Of course its perhaps nothing to do with this..But my IP AND IP address hasn't changed.But will check all advice from all you kind and helpful folk... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ daleyb's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=65604 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=107241 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
