Connecting it to Cox Cable in Orange, CA: Any suggestions?
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Two answers: Based upon your post, I assume you inquire about OTA (off the air). 1. Unless you use an external antenna, antenna orientation is very important. The little telescopic antenna with the radio frequency circuitry behind it might not be enough for where it is placed. Try moving location for better reception as broadcasts are on UHF TV. 2. Proper programming is very important. I have found programmed channels I know I can receive sometimes do not work. Go through the menu, delete channel 7-1, enter in manual tune and check for signal stregnth. You can in portability walk about the home to see where reception is best, When decent signal is received, use 'quick add.' Most of the inexpensive LCD sets are designed for ATSC digital reception which uses MPG-3 technology which for most is far better than old NTSC analogue. Just because station advertises HD does not mean your set is receiving HD. I suggest going to TV Fool.com for further information and obtaining a reception map based upon your zip code.
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connect to actual cable that is either dish/comcast service to see if tv works. if it does get boost assist signal amplifier dont go cheap, get the best you can.
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I can't vouch for Cox Cable System but if it's a VOIP phone service, it should. I'm using it on Verizon FIOS phone which is VOIP.
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i have charter cable and it works for me. you might want a docsis 3.0 because they are phasing out docsis 2.0. hope i helped.
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my cox internet and my phone work great with this modem but if you are in doubt I would call comcast to see if there would be any conflict with their connection.
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The Cisco model DPC3208 supports internet phones and the Internet. It works well with Mediacom, but we do not have Cox cable in are area.
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We connected our system to a Time Warner Cable installation. Works fine.My only caution is that I wouldn't recommend self installation if you are an absolute newbie to the world of phone and Ethernet wiring.
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Call your cable company to activate it and make sure it is compatible with the cable system
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I've been using this Cable Modem with Cox Communications in San Diego since 11/29/2013 without any problems. Cox will wipe and replace the firmware within a few hours of connecting your modem to their network, their EULA states that they can do whatever they want to your equipment if it connects to their network and they are NOT responsible if something goes wrong.
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You should be able to call and talk with a Comcast tech to get your answer. I use Charter and their onsite tech person offered to setup mine.
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Yep! Just be sure to ask for a multi-stream CableCard. It's easier to have them set it up, I think...
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You could call their customer service, look at their web site. I got charter, 30mps, never had a problem. If I were to guess, it would be about a 2 meg connection
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The 2Wire *won't* work; apparently it only works in areas that have TV service. I do not know about the others.My advice (which I finally followed a week ago) is to dump your provider for another service. Cable internet is cheaper and faster where I am, and their tech support can't possibly be slower or more hobbled.(EDIT: If you are (or know someone who is) highly computer literate, search the net for "nvg510 solving common problems". You'll find a page describing a method of forcibly fixing some of the software problems with this device. )
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not sure about it. email cablejive directly. they are really good about responding. they have a really good customer service team.
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Either by a network (ethernet) cable or through a MoCa (Coaxial) cable connection.
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I feel like the Cox commercial. IT DOES NOT WORK! If anyone makes it work please let me know how
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Move it closer to the router or use a Ethernet over powerline adapter. Lastly use another Z wave adapter as a repeater...good luck.