I have one incoming cable hookup in my room and I want to connect both my TV and my Internet (modem). Will this work?
1547572
It should. I have three instances in my house where I am splitting the signal from the wall outlet to go to a source for internet (either modem or MoCA adapter) and then a cable box.
1547573
Yes, the "IN" will come from the wall. Out 1 or 2 will go to your modem and the other will go to your TV.
156603
Yes you can, but you will be limited to Internet cable stations that are available in your area. If you want to get the same stations as your TV, you will need to install a TV card on your motherboard and then run your cable to the back of your computer. Best way is to split your cable where it comes out of the wall with one cable going to your modem and the other to your computer. Hope this helps.
998695
Yes it will work. That is actually how Verizon and Time Warner set up my modem and tv box
283639
I tried it but it didn't work. I bought a cable which connected the router to the TV perfectly.
844749
Yes, that is one of the design functions. Connect the cable modem to the coax cable at the wall, then use a CAT 5 or 5E cable to connect to the router.
2280229
No you need 2 units, one for the router and one for the modem, then multiple ethernet cables ti connect it all
2005706
No. its a passive splitter. The only way it will work is if you unplug the tv you aren't using. You need to get an active splitter (one that you have to plug in and gets power) in order to do what I think you want to do. At least that was my experience.
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Yes. I have one adapter connected to the modem. The other on my Roku. Bought 2 more and use with laptops throughout the house between 2 floors. You can find more info here...http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/22165/related/1
971399
I think that would be best to ask that question to your Internet provider. Also ask them if it works with your modem as well.
2186524
The answer is Yes, but the way to go is hard-wire it. I got rid of my CCK-W because it kept losing the signal and I would have to reset my router at least once a week. I finally gave in and called Directv and their tech came out, tried 2 other CCK-W units with no luck so he hard-wired it to my modem. I don't know how he did it but he didn't even run an extra Ethernet cable.
126742
yes. BUT, you will only be able to watch what the SENDING tv is on.( one tv must be connected to the cable company box)
2154767
I used a splitter on my coaxial direct tv connection, 1 connection for for direct tv and the other for internet. However, I found out I did not need this because my cable box has a internet connector (RJ45) that I could use.
2088435
Yes. In my system I have the MOCA device in the living room and have a 4 port switch connected to it to connect more devices. The cable modem is in a different room.
836406
The cable from Comcast goes in, and then the output is Ethernet network. So one cable output in your home becomes Internet, not all of them. the modem/router (this serves as both) has wifi for your other devices.
360240
Yes you can. It will work very well. You need to configure it with your wireless router. It will be connected to usb on your tv for power and the other cable to Ethernet connection on your tv. No drivers needed, tv "thinks" it is connected to a wired network. I used it with my Panasonic tv. It works like a charm.
836405
Yes it is a single connection. Once connected you have to call your cable company so they can register and activate it.
2014525
There are 4 Ethernet and 1 USB ports. Not sure what you mean by cable outlet to connect a tv. My tv connects via USB, Ethernet, or wifi. This modem accommodates all 3 types of connections.