Will an airport express extend a wireless signal from an extreme without connecting via a cable?

• Asked by Paul M from Southern Pines
• Nov 3, 2012
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Can i connect my computer without wifi directlly to the AirPort Express network LAN port and watch on my Apple TV as iTunes files?

That my personal computer is not WiFi, and I want to connect by lan cable to the airport express. Thanks.

• Asked by Jorge L
• Aug 16, 2012
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What size is the audio connector on airport express

What cable do I need to connect to airport express audio out to the RCA phono connection on HiFi input. can you tell me the size of the audio out connection.

• Asked by Gregory S
• Dec 23, 2012
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2 new airport express, 1 avr, 1 stereo receiver

Can i make this configuration?

1. First Airport express connected to my dlink router via wan port.

2. Second airport express extending the First Express wifi network without ethernet cable.

3. Connect at the second airport express my denon receiver through it´s LAN port so i can manage my receiver with it´s own app.

4. Connect the first airport express with a stereo cable to a stereo receiver to airplay.

Thanks!

• Asked by Francisco M from Norden
• Sep 14, 2012
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How do I change from airport express first generation to new airport express base station (second generation)?

I currently have the 1st gen airport express plugged into the wall and connected to our cable (wired) router via the ethernet port. It provides a wireless network to our two computers in other rooms of the house. The coverage is OK, but it occasionally is slow and/or briefly loses the wireless connection.

I recently bought the second generation airport express base station with the two ports (Ethernet and WAN), and I want to switch over to the new APExpress. My questions are: 1) In what order should I do things? (eg unplug the old APExpress before plugging in the new APExpress base station, or vice versa) and 2) In which port on the new APExpress should I plug the cable from the router into, the Ethernet port or the WAN port?

One last question: Does it make any sense to connect both APExpresses to the router, i.e. connect 1st gen airport express to ethernet port of new APExpress base station, and connect the new APexpress base station to the router via the WAN port?

As you can tell by my questions, I'm not a very techhie kind of guy, so please make the answer simple:-)

• Asked by Steven G from Yokohama
• Apr 28, 2013
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How does one connect a coaxial cable to Airport considering there are only ethernet ports and USB?

Does this come with an adapter for the coaxial cable? Or does one need a router to use Airport Express?

• Asked by Thomas B from San Francisco
• Nov 27, 2012
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Will the Airport Express work with a satellite broadband system (Tooway)?

i.e. by connecting the Airport to the satellite modem via ethernet cable will this enable me to connect other devices (e.g. iphone and ipad) wirelessly?

• Asked by Richard F
• Oct 11, 2012
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Can i connect the Airport Express wirelessly to my existing Bell modem/router thingy then have the Express its own network as-well

so they connect together wirelessly (so the Express has internet too) and then make 2 separate networks both with internet but not connected with an ethernet cable

• Asked by Spencer K from Keswick
• Apr 1, 2013
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Can the Airport Express be connected to a Bose Wave radio to heard the music from my iPhone?

My intention is to stream the music in my I-Mac or I-Phone to my Bose Wave radio which has an input stereo mini audio jack using the Airport Express. Will it be possible? Which audio cable should I buy? Thanks a lot for your help.

• Asked by Fernando D from Weston
• Aug 12, 2012
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Can the Airport Express be used to extend the wifi range of a Time Capsule? if so, does it need to be connected to it with an ethernet cable?

• Asked by Derrick W from Mount Vernon
• Sep 21, 2012
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