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<blockquote data-quote="Timo Ulkuniemi" data-source="post: 132473" data-attributes="member: 1978">Re: X32 RackHelloX32R does NOT have internal router. So if you go wireless and laptop, then you need ethernet cable from X32R to router and second cable from router to laptop. If your router has antenna, that can be extended with cable, you can leave the router in rack with X32R and laptop and bring antenna up above audience - you need to have fairly free line between antenna and iPad, so bring it up high.Right now I am using Apple router, which does exellent job, but I have to bring it up with all cabling, because it does not have external antenna jack - a bit hasle, but goes usually fairly easy.The new X18 has built-in router and antenna, but if the antenna can be extended with cable, then you just raise the antenna - raising the whole unit is downright ridiculous, so if antenna is fixed, then it is clearly a unit to be controlled on stage with laptops and iPads - BEHRINGER ANYONE ???</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Timo Ulkuniemi, post: 132473, member: 1978"] Re: X32 Rack Hello X32R does NOT have internal router. So if you go wireless and laptop, then you need ethernet cable from X32R to router and second cable from router to laptop. If your router has antenna, that can be extended with cable, you can leave the router in rack with X32R and laptop and bring antenna up above audience - you need to have fairly free line between antenna and iPad, so bring it up high. Right now I am using Apple router, which does exellent job, but I have to bring it up with all cabling, because it does not have external antenna jack - a bit hasle, but goes usually fairly easy. The new X18 has built-in router and antenna, but if the antenna can be extended with cable, then you just raise the antenna - raising the whole unit is downright ridiculous, so if antenna is fixed, then it is clearly a unit to be controlled on stage with laptops and iPads - BEHRINGER ANYONE ??? [/QUOTE]

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