Will this work with Xfinity/Comcast service? Parent in Memory Care Unit confused.
1979183
The remote will work with any TV. It does not matter what cable service there is.
1979184
I am not sure. When I set up my mothers TV, the instructions did not include her TV as one that it worked with. It did say that it may work with TV's not covered in the manual. I followed the instructions and was able to get it to work with hers. You may want to try contacting Comcast and see what equipment they use ......... Tek Pal may be able to conform it works if they know which equipment you actually have. It's a pretty simple remote so it may work. Best of luck.
1979185
I don't think it will work for anything but standard TV. I think it needs to say "Universal". Have you looked at the "Flipper Big Button Universal Remote for 2 Devices"? It has a compartment that slides open to set the remote and then closes to hide the extra buttons. I would ask your cable company if it will work for their products. (Be sure not to slide it open while your parent is watching. If he/she opens it and presses the buttons, you will probably need to reprogram it.) I hope this is of some help.
1979186
This has been a lifesaver for my mom who has severe dementia. We have Cox cable and it works perfectly for her. I'm not sure about Comcast. But if it does not work you can always return it. The best remote control ever!
1979187
I don't think it will work for anything but standard TV. I think it needs to say "Universal". Have you looked at the "Flipper Big Button Universal Remote for 2 Devices"? It has a compartment that slides open to set the remote and then closes to hide the extra buttons. I would ask your cable company if it will work for their products. (Be sure not to slide it open while your parent is watching. If he/she opens it and presses the buttons, you will probably need to reprogram it.)I hope this is of some help.
1101730
Mine works just fine. Call them with the mac address and see. It's the same one that I had from Comcast. There are new and faster ones now.
2225696
Your ISP only needs the MAC address of the modem. Comcast also asked for the Manufacturer, Model No. and Serial No. I believe they just want to make sure it is compatible and if there is any issues what specific unit is giving problems. This unit has worked flawlessly on the Comcast network.
1982347
Don't know. The unit came without a battery and Xfinity would not use the unit even though it is the one they suggested so I had to bite the bullet and rent it from Comcast.
1886448
If you go to myharmony.logitech.com it will give you a full list of equipment it works with, it xfinity uses a cisco or scientific Atlantic dvr/cable box it should
251756
I don't know about comcast, I have At&t;, However, I assume it will work because it simply joins your network like any other wifi equipment.
945542
Yes, I'm using mine on Comcast and it works great (also saving the rental fee!)
1739025
You should check with Mediacom, they may have a webpage that lists which modems work with their service. I use mine with Comcast and they have a webpage that lists all the compatible modems.
841033
I do not believe so this is for dsl service. You need a cable modem for Comcast. If you search cable modem several should show up.
756627
It depends. I actually work for Comcast and was unable to get this modem provisioned. After some digging and a chat with a contact I have at Arris, it seems that Arris makes several variants of this modem. They are not supposed to be sold to retail consumers and each variant is specific to a particular ISP. In my case, I was shipped a model TM822G/CV. That is designed to work with Optimum and that's why Comcast couldn't provision it. The correct model for Comcast's network is TM822G/CT. There should be a sticker on the back next to the coax connector telling you exactly which variant you have. I'm going to attempt to return mine, though I bought it 6 months ago and have only now had time to fiddle with it. It's pretty irresponsible of the vendor to not disclose this so it's anyone's guess if you'll get the correct part for your particular ISP and they don't ask you which one you want.
1644514
it should work..at-lest box says it works with both xfinity & time warner. you should ask them first as well.
152419
Hey Sean, this does work with Comcast but this is not a modem/router combo. It's just a router so you'd still need your original modem in place. Hope this helps.
841032
I'm no expert, but I doubt it would work as comcast is on cable and not DSL. Two different systems I beleive
1757307
I don't have Comcast but it may be wired universally so it should work no guarantees but it won't hurt to try it with your modem
1980848
I bought it and my phone and computer went out before I installed it. Comcast came out and told me it would support their internet service, but not their phone service - I have Comcast internet/phone/TV bundle. I don't know - but that's what the Comcast serviceman said - does not support Comcast phone.
2262526
It will with no problems. You don't need a new modem. I have Comcast's older modem with of course a router and it works perfectly. Comcast sounds like they are trying to make you pay more money for a newer modem which is not necessary.
1487310
Yes, I had xfinity activate/provision it instead of the leased gateway. The wi-fi signal though was not very strong and xfinity wasn't able to place it in "bridge-mode" since it's the NA model, not the CT model. This I only learned after many calls, chats with xfinity and a tech call to Arris.