Will this interfere with a powerline ethernet av adapter system (same concept, but for ethernet signal)? I use TRENTnet powerline AV adapters.
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I can't say. My problem was that I needed it to power an old rotary phone and it wouldn't support the ringer. The reception was not the greatest. It had some interference that prevented clarity.
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Not necessarily. Found that my problem was not related to cable per se and hence, I did not need this ground isolator. It was picking up interference from a cheap "f" coupler that connected two pieces of RG6 coax. "F" connections have to be rock solid. Use only pressure connectors.
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Yes. If the cable is terminated correctly at both ends, you can use the Ethernet ports, otherwise you can test using the supplied alligator clips on the signal generator.
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Yes. I use it in a similar situation with my TiVo box and my Denon receiver. Instead of buying two separate wireless adapters for each unit, I have this behind my tv with 2 Ethernet wires: 1 to the TiVo and the other to the receiver. Has worked well over the last year or two for me.
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We tried to convert the bnc plug to the Ethernet cable to work on the new modem box we had to get in the lab. The old box kept loosing signal. It was decided this plug did not actually convert the signal so we had to go with the converter box instead. It did not serve our purpose but was able to find out that the adapter will only transfer video. Thank you.
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I never try to connect my router to the power line adaptor but the principal is the same. This device is like an extension from your cable modem physical ports. You can connect anything on one of this devices if the other is connected to a modem my only concer is the lost of speed. This is not perfect. I got 50Mb services and i only get half os the speed on my TV, the distance and interferences has to do with this. Good luck.
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The device did not work well in my house. Sometimes I could get online but most of the time, I couldn't. HP and HughesNet both finally suggested that I have an Ethernet cable installed. Now I connect my laptop to the internet whenever I want. The device may work perfectly in another house. We were told that there is something in the construction of our house that was blocking the signal because of the soundproofing in our bedroom/living room wall.
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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.
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Hello Happy, Yes I have 3 sets of the powerline adapters, 2 sets like this (1ea 1 port & 1ea 4 port) and then I purchased a set of the "refurbished powerline adapters that came as 2ea 4 port adapters. All of them are functioning just fine. I have had no issues in the month or so that I have used them. Definitely faster & more stable than WiFi. I stream Videos/Game/Hulu/Netflix/Music etc.. throughout the house to multiple devices individually & simultaneously. Hope this helps. V/R Paul
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The pass through version makes it so that you can still use your plug and not have it be completely taken up by the adapter. The only concern is that by running power through it in addition to your network that it may cause interference, it seems as though they have addressed this by adding a noise filter to prevent that interference. Just make sure not to connect anything that draws a ton of power like a treadmill or AC unit, tvs, gane consoles, and other electronic media players should be just fine.
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Doesn't look like it will. From the Engenious specs: Active Ethernet: (Power-over-Ethernet) Proprietary PoE Design. They want you to buy their PoE injector.Why not go with Ubiquiti instead? I have several of their products installed and never had a problem or failure - only issue was one of their POE-15 power supplies failed on me.
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It will not communicate with the av200 units. You can however, use both systems in the same power network at the same time, but the different technologies will only communicate within themselves and both will suffer a loss in speed. Unfortunately powerline hardware is not backwards compatible the way wifi is
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Can I ask what happened when you have phone line coming in and cat 6 going out. I am trying to do the same and want to know your result. I am using Cat6/RJ45 spares to hook up multiple phone lines. Will this work?
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Yes and no. The beam-width of the signal isn't wide enough to cover a large area. You can configure it as an AP and cover a wedge of area. It isn't as simple as connecting the ethernet cable, you have to configure the device.
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This device would not work over a network switch. It transmits raw HDMI TMDS signalling information, not ethernet, so the switch can't understand it.
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I'm not sure what you have around your cable there. I have 5 computers and a bunch of radios close to where I use mine with no problems whatsoever. I use it to bring a large lcd tv sound to a Altec computer sound system and it does not suffer any interference. I'm a user of Mediabridge cables and to date I couldn't find any issues with them but as I said, not sure what type of EMI/RFI you have around. Regarding quality I can atest the one I bought are par with the good ones available. Tks
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I didn't have this issue with this product but I have had this issue in my home with another adapter. I had to call the company that I use as my internet provider and have them turn off the hot spot in my home. The hot spot signals were conflicting with my Wifi signal causing the computer to have an unsteady signal.