I'd like to piggyback my ethernet signal for a network over my COAX cable running the TV signal. Will these work for that and do I need any other equi
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This should work for the Dtv equipment. I don't know if it would work for other equipment on a network.
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No, what you are wanting to do is called a MOCA lan connection. Most if not all cable company coax connections can do this, but satellite connections can not. The lan connection can not pass through the splitter and other devices found in a satellite setup. That being said the DECA connection will but it is propriety connection
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No.If you had two separate Ethernet cables and wanted to use each of them with the same device, but not at the same time, then this would help you.
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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.
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It should if your cabling is in good shape. In order to test my coax cable I hooked up a VCR at one end and a TV at the other end of my cable run to see how well the signal would carry. The signal was a little fuzzy but at least I knew that I would that the signal strength would be sufficient for my needs. I,m receiving 100mbps via the coax
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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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No this won't work. You would need 2 of these to go to a router/switch if you wanted to share a single Ethernet line.
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In my particular case, the coax cable runs from the wall to my ARRIS modem; from there, the internet signal is carried by a network cable running from the modem to a Belkin wireless router; which is, in turn, connected to my desktop via the same type of network cable. I needed the wireless router primarily for my laptop, but my smartphone and other devices also use it. I typically use both the desktop and my laptop to work online, without issue.
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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.
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You can use coax cable but you need adapter ends that screw on the end of the coax connector that have RCA plug on the other end. I think they are called coax/RCA adaptors. Then connect the tv/monitors to the outputs and the one source to the input and whatever is on that one source will show up on the other5 mobitors
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Yes and no, if you want to use it with Actiontec to act as a bridge using coax then yes. However, you can only use actiontec device only on the coax no other devices
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There is really not a lot to setting these up. Connect one via ethernet to your router and to the coax wall jack. Connect the other to your device via ethernet and coax to the wall. If things are not working, I would suspect a flaky splitter on the coax causing some sort of bandwidth limitation or signal blockage.
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Yes that will work. I now have my signal split 4 ways near the cable box and then 2 ways later in the house and the do not see degradation in the signal. I have both the 2-port and 4-port version of this product. I can watch 4 TVs all with the same picture. There may be slight delay in showing the picture as the HDMI synchronizes but once complete it works flawlessly.
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No. The reason is that the ActionTec is designed to handle mix of ActionTec router sending out information over Ethernet connected to one ActionTec unit in this listing over coax cable instead of cat 5 or 6 network cable. But using the same coax cable for the TV antenna signals plus Ethernet does not mix. Yes you can solve that with more special devices, but in this case you are better off running a separate antenna cable, as that is the less expensive solution.
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You don't if your shielded cable is coaxial. The device is an Ethernet router. It operates wirelessly and using CAT 5 or CAT 6 Ethernet cable. Coax cable in your wall is likely your Internet service, and if it is you need a modem.
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Nope unfortunately ethernet cable isnt up to spec to carry SDI signal. Wont work.
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If you're talking about MoCA you'll need a seperate adapter for that to convert the coax to Ethernet and then you'll have to go into the settings on the 6782 to configure it.
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hi, if the tv specifies ethernet--yes it will work fine. I use 5e cable (and one 6 somewhere) they work fine.