I have this switch in my basement. So all I need to do is run a coax cable from one of the open outputs to the new receiver?
1075959
No. Not always that simple. It depends on if you have a newer SWB or a legacy receiver and what else is in your system that is powering the dish. You might need to run two cables or install down converters.
1585810
You can run the coax to the FM receiver and then use a matching transformer at the receiver.
1024067
There is a normal coax cable connection. One setup issue I remember is that you have to set the input during initial setup.
1175072
This just sends out the signal. You need to check the instructions on the existing receiver you have.
1666265
No.... I does however need to be connected to Ur direct tv's coax cable coming from the wall
533100
Angela, The wiring should go: from the wall the coax cable will plug into your cable company (ie comcast) Modem which comes out ethernet and plugs into this device. From there it goes wireless to your phone, laptop, tablet, etc or it could also have wired ethernet coming out and going to your TP-Link powerline plugs, your Wii, your Roku, etc.
2124059
I guess I wasn't clear about the wires. This would be so much easier if I could upload a picture. There needs to be a wire for power to the new unit. That's the issue. If there is none such coming out of the opener to connect to the new receiver, you need the power transformer I mentioned. I'd almost bet you need it, given the wires you mentioned. Still cheaper than a new opener.
758635
The antenna on to is the only connection , use an adapter to connect to your coax. This should achieve what your looking to do.
617831
Yes you can you will need a connector to join the two cables together. Keep in mind the further your run the coax the more you will lose some of the signal power. Make sure you set your SWR's when you get everything installed.
1664843
I believe it should, since you're wiring the receiver in to the existing connections. If you have a push button somewhere in the garage, I think you should be able to wire this in.
844749
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.
1185186
Yes. I do. When I dropped cable I used the existing distribution network installed inside for cable. There's an adapter at the antenna that connects to the same coax cable as in your home. Just drop the cable from your new antenna and connect to your inside network.
2015716
Yes, first go to walmart or Home Depot and buy a toggle switch. Once you have the switch, take the remote wire and connect to switch where you can manually access it, then take another wire and connect the other end of the switch. Once that is done, (wire from the switch), (remote), connect the remote swich wire to 12v (red wire). Take a home spliced plug wire and connect red with red to the EQ, and black with black, (ground), some ground may be white. Make sure you wrap the cord securely and dont expose hard wire. Wrap with electrical tape. As long as your reciever has multiple audio inputs, you should be ok. By the looks of yours, you should hook up Front and Sub out on the EQ and front in and sub in on the reciever.
625948
I had exactly the same situation. This takes the digital coax and converts it to the fiber optic. It comes with the power supply, you will still need the coax cable and the fiber optic cable. The fiber optic cable ends and the receptacles on both ends have protectors over all of them to protect from contamination. Remove them all at the time of installation.
1623636
Replace the hard wired switch with the switch that has the receiver. Then place your wireless switch within 50' of the other and you should be fine. Mine works great.
2158041
The unit doesn't have an input for coaxial cable (RG5, RG6), maybe you can do it through an RCA input but I haven't tried it.
1492505
You need to take off your old receiver and install the 2 wires to either the pushbutton or on the motor where the wall button wires connect .I would hook it to the motor