My FIOS is currently fed through a coax cable to an Actiontec router supplied by Verizon. This unit doesn't have a coax feed. How do I connect?
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The Actiontec might be a Modem with a built in Router. Leave the cable attached to the Actiontec. Then run a network cable (it will look like a fatter telephone cable) from the Actiontec to the Trendnet. If this is not possible, you will need to replace the Actiontec with a Modem only device.
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Keep the COAX connected to the Actiontec Router this is also the Modem. You would use one of the Ethernet connections, on the Actiontec, to connect to the TRENDnet.
1979002
Your Verizon FiOS box has a 3.5mm port on the rear panel for IR input that you can use a plain mono cable to send signals. You may not need an IR emitter like this product.
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I have a Verizon Fios-provided gateway router attached to my Extreme. I disabled the wifi on the gateway and only use it as a modem providing signal through an Ethernet cord to my Extreme. I've had no problems at all.
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When FIOS was installed for me, the FIOS technician had set that all up...I would contactFIOS to either have one mailed to you or set up an appointment for a technician to installit
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If your existing cable modem/router uses an external antenna (antenna screwed on/protruding from the exterior of the unit) with an SMA connector you can then unscrew the existing antenna and connect the Amped antenna's SMA cable connector in it's place. Plug the AC power adapter for the Amped antenna into an outlet and your good to go.
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Yes it works with FiOS. if you need more info Google AVS Home Theater PC forum.
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I have mine connected to the coax cable from the wall and then an Ethernet cable to my router. I would assume that connecting it to the computer would work.
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Sorry, I can't answer your specific question. Mine is connected to a Verizon FIOS Actiontec Wireless Router. It works great for extending my wifi signal to the second floor of my home.
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I don't know about Fios. I know it works with AT&T; Uverse and our local cable company. Sorry but hope this helps.
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Yes but you need to make some changes to the TP Link. Here is a site with instructions: http://www.hanselman.com/blog/ConfiguringTwoWirelessRoutersWithOneSSIDNetworkNameAtHomeForFreeRoaming.aspx I did it with my FIOS router.
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I don't have personal experience with DirecTV but I have used Actiontec devices, including this one, to great success. Connect a computer to the device via ethernet cable with wifi disabled on the computer. Look at the connection's address. It should be 192.168.1. To see the address start Command Prompt (its a windows accessory) and type IPCONFIG. That will return the computers IP address. If it's not showing that address, do a complete resest of the Actiontec device. Push and hold the reset button on the back of the device for about 10 seconds. Then unplug the device for another 10 seconds. Start it up and you should be all set. Plug in and enjoy. If that fails then its time to understand MOCA a bit better. FIOS inserts an internet signal into the coax, sharing bandwidth. This adapter pulls off that internet signal and gives you four ethernet ports you can plug into. But that's only if there is an internet signal present. If there is none -- and I just don't know if DirecTV does or not, you will need to get another MOCA device (actiontec makes one) to insert the internet signal into the coax.
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The DCA has to be connected to the a router and the other end to the power unit and the other port to a splitter off the coax router. Another has to be put at a coax and the ethernet from that will work running at 200 mps usually. I learned this from looking at a Samsung diagram for DirecTV RVU television connection online.
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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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Yes, my solution was to return the Adapter and run a Cat6 Ethernet cable from the router down through the cellar to the livingroom and up the wall to my TV. Vierra Link works fine now !! Ended up saving money with a little more work. Plus it's always connected.
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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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If your router is not already Moca enabled (i know that Verizon FIOS is moca enabled, but others may not be) then yes, you need one on the router side and one on the device end.
914531
When FIOS was installed for me, the FIOS technician had set that all up...I would contact FIOS to either have one mailed to you or set up an appointment for a technician to install it