Do I connect this to the cable oulet (TWC) which is not located in the entertainment room? I would like this to send the signal to the TV about 15ft
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No. you cannot plug your cable directly into this. if you have a cable box with an HDMI output you can plug that into this unit to send to your TV. I believe the two input types are HDMI and VGA.
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Connect the larger box to the cable box out and then whatever you want to the peerles box out say your receiver or your tv. The othe peerless box will see the first box. You connect a tv to it. Both TVs will see the same signal.
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No. you cannot plug your cable directly into this. if you have a cable box with an HDMI output you can plug that into this unit to send to your TV.I believe the two input types are HDMI and VGA.
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It connects to a tech set top box. As follows. The transmitter goes in the room with the twc set top box. The hdmi out of the set top box goes into the transmitter input. The output of the peer air transmitter goes int the input of the tv in the room where the set top box is. The receiver of the peer air goes to the tv that is 15 feet away. Only has one output hdmi. Connect that hdmi to the tv 15 feet away.
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You connect your cable box to the cable outlet, then you need to connect the hdmi input on your peerless transmitter to the hdmi output on your cable box. You will then connect your TV to the hdmi output on the peerless receiver. This is how it works. Everything needs to be plugged into the wall as well for power.
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One more time.... not directly to your cable outlet. You can connect the output of a cable box to this unit. You need to connect via hdmi or vga. There is no F connector or tuner in this unit.
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Not sure. I used this item to be able to hook my PS3 and MacMini computer to the internet after I cancelled my ATT uverse cable tv and returned the cable tv boxes ( keeping the ATT internet). You plug the device into your cable tv cable (in place of the cable tv box) and then you plug your ethernet equipped devices (your Tivo has an ethernet port?) into this device and you are good to go.
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Your transmitter must be connected to the cable box and the receiver to the TV. Your cable box needs to have a composite video out (yellow RCA connector) and audio out (Red RCA connector - right channel, White RCA connector - left channel). If these don't exist, then you will need a device that converts the cable box output signal to the composite video and audio or you will need a different wireless equipment. I hope this helps. Good luck!
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It requires an open HDMI port on the TV and on whatever device you wish to send the signal from. I'm not sure about the line of sight, since I'm just sending to the other side of my living room. I will say though, it is a great little device.
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The TV has all the standard inputs. So connecting to cable should not be a problem.
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I have done the same about 10 or 15 feet away from my TV I am not sure and it works fine but then again I wasn't gaming with it. it comes with a kind of extension cable though that would close the distance a bit if needed
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On the back of my cable box there is a spot to connect the red and white cable. Hope this helps. Swede
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Your pre-exsisting Cabling should be fine however the only thing is you have to make sure where ever you put the antenna you will need a connection from there back to the TV you are accessing. I'm not 100% sure if you have a few cable splitters how that will effect the signal quality but it is worth a shot.
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No. This allows you to send an hdmi signal over a cat5 cable for a far distance.
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Yes, thats the way I hooked mine up. You just need to change the "input mode" on the TV to reflect the change in the source of the signal.
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I don't think so; all I did was connect it to my TV.I think you need a cable connection
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You can try to get a good enough signal by keeping it by the tv which is possible if you're right in the city on a top floor of a building. If that works, great! But if it doesn't, you'll need to put it by the window and trail the cord. Luckily, the cord should be long enough. Mine is about 4 feet away and I have the cord going up to the ceiling and then down to the window so we're not walking over it.
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You have to use the cable supplied...it isn't wireless. The cable supplied has different connectors on each end.
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Just so you know the connection for these is A/V cables the three(yellow/white/red) there is no coaxial connection. heres how I set mine up I have Device A connected to a splitter then coming out of the splitter (now split into two sets of three..red/white/yellow)I have it connected to TV-A and the transmi
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No, you are limited by the distance of the cable, I have since bought a remote in that is ideal for what you want
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I can't say specifically about TWC, but i have it hooked up to a Surfboard6141 (comcast) with no issues.
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No. Just connect direct to tv and then plug in black box to outlet. I believe you can get signals up to a 75 or 150 mile radius. All I know I get up 89 channels.