Can I use a Wireless "G" router?

[davidt100]

Has anyone used a Wireless "G" router on a series 2 Direct TV Philips 708 Tivo? I picked up the D-link version of the "b" router because it is not available anymore I think it is the DWL-132.

Thanks

[MikeMar]

put the router on mixed mode

[davidt100]

Mixed mode, so it transmits both b and g?

[classicsat]

Has anyone used a Wireless "G" router on a series 2 Direct TV Philips 708 Tivo? I picked up the D-link version of the "b" router because it is not available anymore I think it is the DWL-132.

Thanks

That is an adapter, not a router.

The router is what connects to your broadband modem and your wired computers.

[ttodd1]

And no 'G' wireless adapters work with the DTivos

[BigBearf]

I have used a Linksys router configured in bridge mode and connected to both SD and HR10 by Netgear FA120 to achieve G speeds.
Check out the Zipper Wiki for specifics

BigBearf

[Da Goon]

And no 'G' wireless adapters work with the DTivos

Except for the Tivo brand wireless G adapter (and it works ONLY with an HR10-250 running 6.3x).

[ttodd1]

I have used a Linksys router configured in bridge mode and connected to both SD and HR10 by Netgear FA120 to achieve G speeds.
Check out the Zipper Wiki for specifics

BigBearf

Yes you can do this to get 'G' speeds, but it is still not using a straight 'G' adapter.
;)

[ttodd1]

Except for the Tivo brand wireless G adapter (and it works ONLY with an HR10-250 running 6.3x).

You are correct I forgot about that, but since I only have SD units was not at the top of my mind... :p