TiVonUb27
12-03-2005, 12:01 AM
Hi. I'll get to my problem in a second, first I want to explain my setup.
I have 2 Tivo Series 2 devices, one in living room and one in bedroom. Each device is connected with a WG111 54 MBPs that connects to my NETGEAR WGR614 router. Each device is about 30 ft from the router and the router and Tivo's are separated by a wall.
The first one I installed was the one in the living room, that one is still going strong. My problem is the one in the bedroom. For some reason, I get horrible signal strenghts, i.e 10 - 40% of a signal. When I transfer high/best quality shows from one Tivo to another the bedroom Tivo seems to always fall off the network and then I have to reboot the Tivo in order for it to regain an IP address.
How can I make the signal strength stronger? Can anyone help me with any possible solutions? I was thinking of maybe purchasing a signal repeater, or wireless bridge but am not sure which ones to buy or if either of those would actually help my signal strength.
I know a wired network will resolve all issues, but, I'm not going to start putting holes in walls in an apartment that I'm going to be moving out of... :)
Thanks in advance (and I mean it! these forums helped me realize that I couldn't buy a DirecTivo because it wouldn't allow for the USB adapter!)
I have 2 Tivo Series 2 devices, one in living room and one in bedroom. Each device is connected with a WG111 54 MBPs that connects to my NETGEAR WGR614 router. Each device is about 30 ft from the router and the router and Tivo's are separated by a wall.
The first one I installed was the one in the living room, that one is still going strong. My problem is the one in the bedroom. For some reason, I get horrible signal strenghts, i.e 10 - 40% of a signal. When I transfer high/best quality shows from one Tivo to another the bedroom Tivo seems to always fall off the network and then I have to reboot the Tivo in order for it to regain an IP address.
How can I make the signal strength stronger? Can anyone help me with any possible solutions? I was thinking of maybe purchasing a signal repeater, or wireless bridge but am not sure which ones to buy or if either of those would actually help my signal strength.
I know a wired network will resolve all issues, but, I'm not going to start putting holes in walls in an apartment that I'm going to be moving out of... :)
Thanks in advance (and I mean it! these forums helped me realize that I couldn't buy a DirecTivo because it wouldn't allow for the USB adapter!)