Is this a solution for running tv channels from antenna over cat5? I have two cat5 lines to a tv i want to hook up, but no coax.
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don't know about channel's , but will does work with cat 5 lines and works super great.
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The following assumes that the "coax" is connected to an antenna (eg, rabbit ears); if it is connected to a cable box, I'm not sure how to proceed, since my cable box does not put out HD, so I use the RCA cables (red, white, yellow) to connect from back of cable box to TV's similarly colored plug-receptors) and choose "AV" (Audio/Video) in step #1 (see next). 1) If the coax comes from an antenna, be sure you have chosen the "INPUT" as "TV", not "AV". ie, on the remote control, press the "SOURCE" button (upper left to the cursor keys -- which are the L,R, Up, Down keys surrounding the "OK" key: See pg 9 of (my) manual); then use the cursor keys UP and DOWN to select "TV", then press "OK" in center of cursor key layout. 2) If you have not yet scanned for your local stations (or if you want to do so again): Press "MENU" key on the remote (upper right to cursor keys), then press DOWN cursor key twice to get to "TV", then press the Right cursor key once, then Down once to get to Channel Scan, then RIGHT to initiate channel scan. It will take 4-5 min to scan for stations strong enough to be received. Once this is done, it will return to normal operation, or you can press Menu several times to return. 3) If you still do not get any channels (and assuming you are living within 10 miles of stations), problem may be with TV. If things are now working, remove undesired channels (p16: Menu, down x2, right x1, down x2, right) and you are set. Hope that helps!
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It comes with 4 CAT 5 ports for internet cables to "hard wire" to the internet - computer, Xbox, WII etc. so if your TV has a CAT 5 port for an internet cable - it will. Never tried to hook our TV up that way.
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If I understand the question, I think that if you ran the amplified antenna out (coax) to a digital converter box and then to the tv, it should all work fine. You would need a coax in to the digital converter.
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If you can supply ac power directly to this amplifier, it can replace your existing one. You cannot feed power to this amp over a coaxial cable. Whether it will help your channel reception or not is uncertain, but most likely it won't help that much, if at all. You may find it more productive to reposition your antenna for better reception, if that is possible. Good luck. I hope you find a satisfactory solution.
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I used the HDMI for output to the TV. I believe you can use coax as well, but if you are HD capable I would go with the HDMI cable.
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The antenna has the coax adapter on it. If you need to go to one TV only, just hook to the antenna and then to the back of the TV with coax cable. If you need to go to two or more TV's a splitter will be required, and possibly a booster or amplifier depending on how strong your signal is. The more you split, the more signal you loose. The booster would go in line on the coax before the splitter and need 120v supply as well. They also have them that would send power to the antenna and wire in pretty much the same way. RG-6 is the best coax to use, and with a $20 tool, you can make the lengths you need yourself pretty cheap. If you go this route, make sure to use the compression type F connectors and keep your lengths as short as possible. Also I must mention that ANY antenna you install needs to be grounded properly as it is going to be a large lightning rod on your roof. If the rod you use to mount the antenna doesn't go all the way to the ground, you MUST run a heavy copper wire from the pole to ground. Hope this answers your question.
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I used it for a customer who has DirecTV. I mounted a TV in their bathroom. The company before me only ran a cat5, so I was forced to use these. They turned out to work better then I thought. I installed them back in December and haven't heard any complaints.
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I run two TVs off of my antenna and I am not using a pre-amp. It works fine for both TVs. However, I can't answer your in-house coaxial system question.
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You can but I won't advice it. You can use conversation cat5 to coax. Honestly I try it and the quality is not all that grate. If you spend little more time and run cables that came with camera system You will see better quality.
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i'm not really sure of your exact question? but here is how i'm this Dualcomm Ethernet adaptors. I have internet in my shop and tried to use wireless signals to get internet in house, but it was to far. but I had coax cable running from shop to house already. so I found these dualcomm adaptors that had "Ethernet to coax". So I connected my ethernet cable in my shop to this adaptor to the coax cable that ran to house then reversed it back from coax to Ethernet in my house to connect to my computer. hope that helps
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The does not have a coax input. So, if Comcast uses cable connections (rather than phone line hookups), I don't think this will work. I used it with AT&T; DSL, because they provide their signal (in the house) via phone lines and/or ethernet cables. Hope that helps. :)
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today i try to connect the coaxial cable from my dish box to mygica box and from the box to my pc monitor, but i dont see nothing. if anybody tell me how to plug this box and make it work to see cable in my pc, i will be very grateful. all i want is watch tv in a pc monitor. thank you.
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Not sure if this answers you or not , but we ran a cable wire and we have cable tv on this. We get most of the cable stations without having a cable box. We love this under the counter tv in our kitchen.
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If you use Cable as Part of Internet service then they provide Device which has HDMI Output. IMO, Local Cable TV Operators provide Coax cable(old round tv cables) only. In that case, this device won't help. Better check with Friends, Colleagues who live there.
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Coax for antenna is not necessarily the same as coax output of a cable box.For example, what if the tuner was only an ATSC tuner and not an analog tuner? Then it definitely wouldn't work. (Also, [obsolete] analog OTA & analog cable [which is disappearing for most] differ above a certain channel.)
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First of all, make sure that your cable signal isn't scrambled (requires a decoder box). If it isn't, what you are looking for is called "coaxial cable" ("coax cable" for short), and can be found for under $10 on Amazon.