Does this allow me to use the coax connection to provide an RJ45 output to a computer?
519913
Yes, provided you have a unit sending data and a unit receiving data over coax. I use an actiontec router on one end and this on the other and then just run cat 5 to my computer. Great throughput (compared to wifi) and reliable.
519914
Yes, this is exactly the purpose of this box. You need a pair off course. Works reliably.
519915
If you have FiOS then you only need one of these as FiOS runs the network through your house over coax already.
519916
Yes. You need at lest two of these adapters. One to connect to the cable/dsl modem and introduce your ethernet signal to your Coax system, and a second or subsequent one to receive your ethernet signal and connect (via rj-45) you your computer.
1728564
The short answer is no. However, it does have an orange 3/4 coaxial input and output. If your amplifier has an S/PDIF output, then you should use that to connect to the coaxial input (which would give you high resolution audio). Otherwise, you will need to get an analog (RCA) to digital (coaxial) converter/adapter. It is important to note if the aux output is mono or dual, because the converter or adapter must correspond to this. These range in price from $2-40, with the adapters being the cheapest and easiest to use.
100392
Yes, if you connect the coax to the coax in port the box will use the HDMI out port to broadcast the signal
282536
You will need an amplifier or receiver to attach to your computer thru RCA or line out. There is no way to connect direct with out the amplifier or receiver.
625986
No there isn't anything you can do for the coax out, however you might find an RCA-1/8" inch female adapter to use with audio portion of the video/s-video/composite out (the red and white plugs are audio)
2209735
Yes, but it comes with one. Or any other coax cable you have would work as well.
1466453
You probaably could use that cable, but i thinks its overkill, RG-6 coax would suffice
865284
This will take the sound from digital coax and digital toslink (optical) to the standard RCA (red/white) output. You will have to buy the cables to go with it (Optical cable and RCA cable) but yes it will work for you.
1870757
No. This unit takes an SDI input not coax. SDI is a specialized professional signal and is different than coax.
1156768
Don't know exactly but if you look on the back of your unit and you have a male coax cable connector fitting, then it will work.
1748056
Dont know about the coax. The terminations are N between the external antenna and the device, and N/F from the device to internal antena
265595
Depends on what sort of coax you're talking about. The connector that comes with the device is an RCA. An RCA-to-BNC adaptor or an RCA-to-RG6 adapter will connect the monitor to a RG-58 or RG-59 or RG-6 coax. The signal will carry just fine. Coax cables other than those three (such as so-called 'thin coax' - used in some residential installations by local security companies) will carry the signal just fine, but you'll have trouble finding connectors and/or compression fittings for small diameter coax cables.
1793649
The receiver is RJ-45 only. However, I have used a power line ethernet adapter and it works fine.
159955
As the others said, yes. I have a Wilson Sleek with the outlet for the antenna coax cable to plug into. :)
855828
I tried using this device - and it worked converting Component to HDMI... but had an issue with Audio. HDMI image displayed correctly - but no audio. That made the device useless for me... did not play with it again. For your question - If you compare image 2 (front of box) and image 4 (rear of box) - coax appears to be output - alongside HDMI and SPDIF... so, though I didn't test coax... I would guess no to your question - as it appears coax is output - not input.
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.
2242689
you need a coax cable (I had this same problem, I got one from Radio Shack and problem solved)