“I know that this is set to go node to node but if I take a cable from my router that starts the system can I hook a node up outside of the range of the other nodes by hardwiring in the remote node? Have pole barn outside the range of nodes”
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Yes, if you connect a Cat 5e to the output on the main unit (the one connected to your modem) you should be able to connect a node at a farther range than the WiFi will allow. Keep in mind that the maximum distance for Cat 5e cable is 328 feet so you would need to be within that distance for it to work. It's possible a longer run would work but not as well. Hope that helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi. You may use a spare Ethernet cable to hardwire your node to the desired location of your home. It is best to keep it in range of your other nodes to optimize its mesh feature.
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