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Well, the new keypad came in handy. Somehow I timed things just right with my remote start and it's auto-lock feature and locked the keys in the truck with it running. A few taps, and I was in.
I've gotten no response to two inquiries to the alarm system manufacturer (I think they're going belly up), so I'm on my own if I want to try interfacing the keypad to it. I probably need to watch eBay for a spare remote and wire a couple small relays so the lock/unlock signals can just activate that.
The existing router is an Asus RT-AC66U. I'm considering the RT-AC68U as a replacement, but at 5 years old, it's getting a little long in the tooth. On the other hand I don't need the latest and greatest tech for watching Netflix, surfing, and telling Google to turn off the lights. I've also been looking at some of the mesh systems that are beginning to be more affordable. Not sure yet what I want to do.
My choices here are DSL, point-to-point wireless, or satellite. DSL wins for the moment.
I am very happy with this router. Lots of lag issues were starting to appear, which are now gone.
I went over to watch the Broncos get their azz handed to them at my next door neighbors today (which was pretty rough because he's a KC fan). There's a pretty decent amount of space between our homes - enough that both of us could put up some pretty decent sized garages on our properties. Considering that I placed my Access Points right in the middle of my house, I was quite surprised to find that I had great WiFi over there.
Rivers.....posting the pic here because I couldn't load it in this PM. I believe you are asking about #11 in this pic, Side cowl panels. 2L1Z-7802038-AA rt and 2L1Z-7802039-AA for the left.
Thanks AK but that's not it. I found this picture.
For anyone else, I'm trying to find out what the cantilevered assembly is called. It's not shown in the body chapters of the shop manuals.
Thanks AK. That these inner panel reinforcements attach to the side cowl panel from your first reply is good to know too. It's not something that stands out by looking at the truck. It's pretty much buried when it's all together on the truck. Your diagram also shows that the entire assembly isn't all one piece which I assumed it was. Really good info. Thanks for coming through once again.
It comes with its own apps. I can run a webpage off it, mail server, make is a DNS server.... the list goes on and on. This thing might get a brother before too long.
Ohhhh.... and I can run my own music service off of it, or it also allows me to run internet radio through it on my DLAN devices.
