What is voltage power block at Apple Airport Extreme?

What is voltage power block at Apple Airport Extreme? 110 or 220 Volt. Or both type support.

The AirPort Extreme will operate on 100-240 Volts and 50-60 Hz, so it will work just about anywhere in the world if you have the right adapter for the wall jack.
The outboard power supply provides 12 Volts to the AirPort Extreme at about 2 Amps.

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What is the power cord for the airport extreme (A1354)?

What power cord and/or adapter is used for the 2nd and 3rd generation Airport Extremes?

My TC cable has 300v printed along it (just about read if the angle to the light is OK).
Also 120v @ 2.5 amps is roughly 240v @ 1.25 amps, so current draw is less on the higher voltage.
Should be fine, as long as the correct fuses are used in the plug. Which is there to protect the cable from wall socket to appliance and not the appliance itself.

HT3546 So i recently bought an Apple AirPort Extreme BaseStation (the mushroom shaped one) and was wondering if someone could tell me where and how to find a power cord and how to set it up with my Macintosh (2011 edition with 1.7.5) Thankyou! :)

So i recently bought an Apple AirPort Extreme BaseStation (the mushroom shaped one) and was wondering if someone could tell me where and how to find a power cord and how to set it up with my Macintosh (2011 edition with 1.7.5) Thankyou!

Welcome!
Last question first, as we need to know what operating system that the Mac is using.
If you are not sure, click the Apple icon in the upper left corner of the screen, then click About This Mac, and post back with the OS X Version number that you see there.
Two possible solutions on the power cord
ORIGINAL OEM APPLE AIRPORT EXTREME BASE STATION POWER SUPPLY AC ADAPTER A1202 if you want a white power supply and white power cord to match up with the Apple device
AC adapter for Apple AirPort A1034 Extreme B... if you don't care what color the supply and cord might be
If you don't already have a Setup Guide.....look here:
AirPort Extreme Base Station Setup Guide v4.2 (Manual)

What needs to be done to avoid WIFI drop-offs with Apple AirPort Extreme Base station with Extended Wifi

Hi there,
can anybody please advise me what needs to be done to avoid WIFI drop-offs every half an hour or 1 hours.
I use voip phoe calls a lot using my WIFI, However my AirPort WIFI connection drops-off while I am in the middle of WIFI VOIP calls. This is causing significant disturbance in my family.
Please assist.
In details, I have extended my WIFI range using 2 Apple Airport Extreme Base Station.
Main Base is - A1408 9 (5th Gen), and I have extended my WIFI in my L shape house by connecting another Apple AiPort A1354 ( 4th Gen) with AA1408.
Note1:
> when I am close to A1408 my iPhone4 connected with A1408 automatically
> When I am close ot A1354 , my iPhone4 connected with A1354 automatically.
Note2: these drop-offs never occurred when I had only 1 Apple AirPort Extreme Base station WIFI
I think, this Auto switching causing the slight drop outs in my Wifi when I am on the VOIP call.
Do you think that something is going wrong with my Apple AirPort Wifi extended?
Much appreciated

To help eliminate drop-offs you need to ensure that your extended network is operating at its peak bandwidth performance. Base station placement is critical in an extended network. Please check out the following AirPort User Tip for details.

What is Apple Airport Extreme ?

hello there,
i heared talely alote about Apple Airport Extreme and i tried to understand what it specifically do ,
if i bought it would it give me the ability to access the internet directly like any wireless modem ?
or i had to connect it to an actual modem just to extend the range ?

It's a wired and wireless router. It isn't a modem. A modem isn't a wireless extender; it enables a local network to be connected to the Internet.
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Does Apple Airport Extreme work on 220 as well as 110 volts?

Does Apple Airport Extreme work on 220 as well as 110 volts?

The AirPort Extreme operates on 100-240 Volts and 50/60 Hz, so it will work just about anywhere in the world if you have the right AC wall adapter. A voltage converter is not needed.
However, wireless standards are different in different countries, so you may not be able to use certain channels legally in some countries. The document below illustrates what wireless channels are authorized in various regions.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels

Creating my home network, Apple Airport Extreme & Sky

Hello all,
Hoping somebody can help, I’m attempting to set up a network in my home that works a bit like this.
Ok, we’ve had sky broadband for a few months now and have the new grey Sagem router to go with it. I also have the new Apple Airport Extreme station (and an Oldish BTHomehub v1.5, the white one… just kicking about incase its useful!)
What I want to achieve is use Time Machine on my Macbook Pro to wirelessly backup over the network to a Hard Drive plugged into the AE. I want the AE to be upstairs away from the sky router and I also want to be able to plug Ethernet devices into the AE to use the internet (somehow acquired from the router downstairs I assume) like an Xbox, laptop or anything else I might need really).
*Its important to me that the AE isn’t downstairs in the same room as the router, otherwise I would just connect it with a cable and create a wireless network from that.
On top of that (stay with me….) if the AE has the functionality to extend the wireless network further to hit the low signal spots that would help.
I’ve been reading around the internet and various support sites. I know a little about this stuff but I’m not an expert on networking, I know nothing about the different signals N, g, b etc or how IP assigning works. I read a little about WDS networking but I’m not sure which direction to head.
This is probably the closest thing I’ve found to what I’m talking about, If the bottom hub was the sky router and the top hub was the Apple AE.
http://www.jarviser.co.uk/jarviser/repeaterhubs.html
Appreciate any suggestions, thanks.

The best way by far is to run ethernet as a kind of backbone between the two stories.. on one storey setup the AE and the other you setup the TC.
I have no idea if one is the main router or not.. or both are bridged.. that doesn't really matter.. the principle is.. one router per network. So whichever is not the main router change to bridge mode.
Both should create a wireless network. You can use roaming setup, where both use identical names and identical security. See http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4260

I have a BT home Hub 3 with standard BT broadband(no infinity), how do I set up an Apple AirPort Extreme without a stand alone modem? Can I use my current Home Hub

I want to use an Apple AirPort Extreme as my home router but at present I have standard BT broadband using the BT Home hub 3. Can I connect them in some way so I don't need to buy a stand alone modem.
IS THIS POSSIBLE???
1. Would Apple AirPort Express be better and easier?
2. What modem would be suitable if I can't do it any other way?
I AM CURRENTLY USING MY INTERNET WITH PS3,WINDOWS 7 LAPTOP, IPAD AND IPHONE!!!
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
John smith

You said that you wanted the layout to look like this:
AT&T 2WIRE Router (wireless off) ---> AirPort Extreme ---> NetGear 16-Port Gigabit Desktop Switch ---> ethernet cabling to ports in most rooms --->
So, we took that at face value....,.but it could look like this if things are more convenient this way, if you prefer:
AT&T 2WIRE > Ethernet Switch > AirPort Extreme and other devices.
- If we include an AirPort Extreme in the overall network setup, are there any potential issues with the 2WIRE router and the AirPort Extreme router "competing" with one another?
No, if you leave the wireless function off on the 2WIRE. If you do want the utilize the wireless on the 2WIRE and the AirPort Extreme, then you want to keep them physically separated by 6-8 feet, or a few meters.
- Do I really need an AirPort Extreme in the final setup?
No, if the AirPort Express will provide enough range for the network.
Or if I just want an extra WAP, can I operate two AirPort Express units (with the same SSID) downstream of a 2WIRE router?
Yes, if both of them are configured to operate in Bridge Mode. If you are using the "wizard" setup utility in AirPort Utility 6.x, the wizard will do this for you automatically.
That is to say, could we have a setup that looks just like the image above, but with an extra AirPort Express tacked on to one of the unused ethernet ports?
You can have as many AirPort Express devices (or AirPort Extreme devices) as you want, as long as each has an Ethernet connection back to the switch.

What is the newest Model or Generation Airport Extreme?

What is the newest Model or Generation Airport Extreme? And would the Time Capusle have all the same fuctions as an Airport Extreme with the added benefits of storage?

What is the newest Model or Generation Airport Extreme?
5th Generation AirPort Extreme
And would the Time Capusle have all the same fuctions as an Airport Extreme with the added benefits of storage?
Yes. Newest Time Capsules are 4th Generation models available in 2 TB and 3 TB versions.
Just so Apple can confuse things though, the AirPort Extreme in the 4th Generation Time Capsule is the same AirPort Extreme as the 5th Generation Extreme.

How to create extended range network using three apple airport extremes?

Hello! The idea is, I want to use Apple routers to create a large range network for a hotel that has 300 FT Hallway. I have tried everything in the airport utility but nothing works. The idea is, in the whole 300 FT hallway, i want to put three apple airport extreams. one in the middle of the hallway which will be connected to the modem, one on the each end of the hallway that will be connected to the middle airport extreme via eithernet or extend network range option from airport utility.
Image shows, what I am trying to achieve.
http://imageshack.us/scaled/landing/35/10e6.jpg
These what I have tried so far. Airport extreme is refered here as "airport"
1. Connect Airport 1 to modem, then on Airport 2 use extend network feature to extend the range of airport 1 network. This did not work. Airport 2 keeps on blinking yellow.
2. Did same thing as step 1 but also tried it using ethernet cable going from Airport 1 in to Airport 2's ethernet inbound port.
3. Connected modem to switch, from swith one ethernet cable goes in to Airport 1 and one cable from SWITCH goes in to the airport 2's ethernet port.
Only thing that works is, if I connect ONLY ONE airport to the modem or the switch. I am not able to use two airport extremes together.
Please advise what I can do using these or other apple products to have extended wifi coverage in the entire hallway.
I, however do need to use three extremes as one is not enough to cover the area.
Thank you.
Hopefully some one can help me and correct me where I am doing something wrong.
Thanks.

Exactly what model extreme are you using??
What device is being used as setup with airport utility?
1. Connect Airport 1 to modem, then on Airport 2 use extend network feature to extend the range of airport 1 network. This did not work. Airport 2 keeps on blinking yellow.
Amber blinking just means something needs adjusting.. it should still show up in the utility and you can find out what the extreme is complaining about. If not start over.. it is absolutely crucial you factory reset and start over.. the extreme must present as a new wireless device in wifi and then you can setup to extend the existing wireless.
2. Did same thing as step 1 but also tried it using ethernet cable going from Airport 1 in to Airport 2's ethernet inbound port.
This is a much better arrangement.. The Extreme plugged into the Modem.. what mode is it in? It must create a wireless network.. make sure the network name is short.. no spaces and pure alphanumeric.
The extreme plugged into to give better range.. must be in bridge mode.
It must create a wireless network of the exact same name.. exact same security settings and same password.
Follow the instructions here if you do not follow.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4260
3. Connected modem to switch, from swith one ethernet cable goes in to Airport 1 and one cable from SWITCH goes in to the airport 2's ethernet port.
This is the same configuration as 2. There is no difference where you put the switch.
Only thing that works is, if I connect ONLY ONE airport to the modem or the switch. I am not able to use two airport extremes together.
Setup according to the apple instructions for roaming network.. it will work.
If it fails give us more info.. what model AE. etc.
Also give us the IP address and screenshot of each units setup for wireless.

What is the difference between the 2011 airport extreme and the old version

As per title if any one can help. What is the difference between the 2011 airport extreme and the old version

According to the FCC reports, there is a significant difference in the power output of the g/n radios at both 2.4 and 5ghz.
Follow the following links, then select the "Report" for each.
Previous Version...
http://goo.gl/B8PIu
Current Verison Version...
http://goo.gl/3yKRl
Previous model...
freqency range      mode                  output power dbm      output power watts
2412-2462            802.11b               24.57                        286.42
2412-2462            802.11g               21.56                        143.22
2412-2462            802.11n(ht20)       21.17                        130.92
5745-5825            802.11a               23.07                         202.77
5745-5805            802.11n(ht20)       22.17                         164.82
5755-5795            802.11n(ht40)       21.44                         139.32
New Version...
2412-2462            802.11b               24.10                         257.04
2412-2462            802.11g               24.88                         307.61
2412-2462            802.11n(ht20)       24.11                         257.63
5745-5825            802.11a               25.14                          326.59
5745-5805            802.11n(ht20)       25.28                          337.29
5755-5795            802.11n(ht40)       25.94                          392.64
This should mean a fairly significant increase in range with the new model. I would imagine these changes would be consistent with the Time Capsule as well.

Chromecast and Apple Airport Extreme Base Station

Hey guys,
So I have a Chromecast and an Apple Airport Extreme Base Station (newest AC one). There is a setting on the base station called "Block incoming IPV6 Connection." With it enabled, my Chromecast cannot connect to router and is thus un-useable. Disabling it allows my Chromecast to work. My first question is: if I keep that option disabled, will my network be vulnerable to outside access by unwanted person (moreso than with it enabled)? And, does anyone know how to get it so that the "block incoming IPV6 connections" option can be enabled while still allowing Chromecast to connect?
Thanks

Solved my problem. I had checked, in the Apple Preferences folder, internet share. I unchecked it and everything performed like before. Thanks, self.

About Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station?

I Need A Wireless Router & i'm looking for Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station cause I Need a Wireless Router cause I Have at Home a Sony DVD Wireless Blue-Ray Player & i'm trying to Connect to The Internet on The Device but it's not letting me cause it say's I Have No Wireless Router to Connect to or Something? but I Connected The Sony DVD Blue-Ray Player to My 15inch Coby L.E.D LEDTV1526 HDTV & it Play's Blue-Ray Movies Excellent it just I Cannot Connect to The Internet on there cause I Need a Wireless Router & I Wanted to know if Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station is The Right Wireless Router for Me? cause I Like Apple & I Would like to Get The Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station if it's ok with what I Need it for? I Never had a Wireless Router before, I Love Sony & I Love Apple they both have Great Products on My Sony DVD Wireless Blue-Ray Player I Can Stream Movies From The Internet & I Wanna do that let me know if Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station is ok for me Please?
in My Bed Room I Have My 15inch Coby L.E.D LEDTV1526 HDTV & I Have My Optimum Cable HDTV DVR Cable HDTV Ready Connected & My Sony DVD Blue-Ray Player Connected to My 15inch Coby L.E.D LEDTV1526 HDTV But I Need a Wireless Router & is Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station right for me? all I Need now is Apple TV Next then i'm really Loaded Up.
in My Home I Have Optimum Triple Play Package Deal, I Have Cable HDTV Silver Package with Optimum DVR & Optimum Online Boost Plus for Internet & I Have My Regular Optimum Phone Service all 3 from Cablevision in My Bed Room & I Have over 2000+ DVD Movies & Music CD's & on Apple iTunes I Have almost 1000 Music & Music Video's & Almost 1000 App's for My Apple iPhone 4 32GB & Future Apple iPod Touch 64GB & I Have 32 Movies on Apple iTunes & 4 TV Shows on Apple iTunes & I Have 70 Mac App Store Mac App's from The Mac App Store
& in My Bed Room I Have My 2009 Apple 24inch iMac Computer & My Canon PIXMA MP480 All-One Photo Printer & My Apple Mouse & Apple Keyboard & My G-Technology G-Drive 1TB Drive & My Canon Powershot A2100 IS Digital Camera & My Apple iPhone 4 32GB From Verizon Wireless Connected To My 2009 24inch Apple iMac Computer so I Have lots of things going on in my Room. so have a Very Merry Christmas & Happy Holiday's & Happy New Year
If Someone did not like the way I Made this Thread i'm Very Sorry I Did it in the wrong way, I'm Sorry & I Won't do it if it was the wrong way i did it? & i'm sorry I Made the Mistake & I Just thought i would get Help on the Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station I Needed help with & I'm Sorry what i did if You did not like it, I Have not been on here often & I Only come here if I Need help with something so maybe you could let this thread slide but if not? then it's ok & i'm still Sorry I Made it & I Did not mean to make it in a bad way if thats what you thought? so have a Very Merry Christmas & Happy New Year & Happy Holiday's from your Online Friend & Costumer Byron.
Peace.

Ok after Christmas was Over I Went to PC Richard & Son & was looking for an HDMI Cable & I Found it so then I Asked them about My Sony DVD Blu-Ray Player & told them about the situation that I can stream Movies from the Internet to The Sony DVD Blu-Ray Player & then I also talked to them about a Router so after that they had Showed me The BELKIN Share N300 Wireless N' Router & they said this is The Cheapest 1 & it was $29.99 plus tax, they said that I Can Connect that to My Sony DVD Blu-Ray Player to The BELKIN Share N300 Wireless N' Router & Connect The Belkin Share N300 Wireless N' Router to My Cable Optimum Online Modem then Connect The Wire from The Optimum Cable Modem to My Computer so now My Sony DVD Blu-Ray Player can Stream Movies from The Internet & also I Have everything Conected & working great & I also have Netflix on My Sony DVD Blu-Ray Player & I Can also watch Movies on Netflix on My 24inch iMac Computer to, everything is working fine so now 1 Very Last Question & i'll leave you alone
if I Were to Buy Apple TV Can I Get a Wireless Home Networking Connection on The BELKIN Share N300 Wireless N' Router? or is it only can Work on an Apple Airport Extreme Base Station?
I Hope you had a Happy New Year ok take care from Byron.

Is an updated version of the Apple Airport Extreme Base Station due to come out soon?

Is an updated version of the Apple Airport Extreme Base Station due to come out soon?

On a User to User Support Area, we are all users here, just like you.
No one here will know what a notoriously secretive company like Apple might plan to do, unless Apple has made an official announcement in that regard.
Anything else that you might have "heard", would be either rumor or speculation.
We try hard not to deal with either of these things on this support area.

Arris Router then Apple Airport Extreme 7.6.4 DNS Windows Remote Desktop?

I get internet access from Arris router - Atheros AR9285 driver (obtains IP address automatically) - to Apple Airport Extreme 7.6.4 for Wifi to all home gagets. I was able to "Remote Assist" and "Remote Desktop" at home on multi Windows 7s. However, I am having problems outside when traveling because my IP address changes.
So far, I gave permission to window firewall. Next, I added a 3389 port in Apples Airport Extreme. When I am not home. I want to access my home computer. Which IP address do I enter? "What is my IP" is not going to help when I'm not home. That IP is for the Router only anyway. How do I get a static IP address? How do I connect to my super muscle home computer from my wimpy portables?

You need a static public IP which you buy from your ISP.. this is not internal LAN IP..
If your ISP cannot supply it or it is too expensive.. then you need to use dynamic DNS.. this is not going to be easy because apple do not include a DDNS client and the global domain name seems to no longer work.
Look at tesserax document on remote access.
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3413
The problem is, that is for Apple clients.. not windows. Is your wimpy portable a windows computer??
Strongly recommend using a VPN router in that case.. relegate the AE to wireless bridge duties.
If the Arris is a modem router then it will probably work.. almost every router in the world has ddns except Apple.

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