Want to split ethernet between two devices (PS4, AppleTV) which WONT be used at the same time. Sounds like this'll work right?
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I have split the Internet between 2 decices & it worked OK, l used RJ45 CAt 5 6 Lan Ethernet, l was told by a computor guruthat lt would not work & l ptoved him wrong. My Internet speed is 120 megabites Sean
156757
That's good.n you need one of these devices and a coax splitter. Hook the coax to the splitter "in," side. From one "out" side, use another piece of coax to go tothe set top box and a third coax to the antecedent device. Then just hook an Ethernet cable to your PS4. That should do it.
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This unit replaces the modem and router completely. I have it the cable attached to it, and see no reason why a splitter wouldn't work (except that you may lose some bandwidth). I would try it, based on if it were returnable.
1955529
YES! This isn't a SPLITTER, this devices allows you to use all 4 pairs of wire in a CAT-5 cable to enable two ethernet ports. You need TWO devices per cable run. One on each end. 2 wires go to this device then to one wire. Then at the other end one wire goes to this device and two cables go out to your router/switch. Simple.
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i had issues with both the ethernet and coax speed when i used this to split both. i would recommend using a coax splitter to have the TV signal NOT run though this adapter. then, assuming that your coax network is part of your router's LAN, use this to convert coax to ethernet for the PS4. assuming that you have FIOS, refer to this for networking info: http://www.dslreports.com/faq/verizonfios/3.0_Networking
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Yes, I have that set up in my bedroom. Coax into adapter, coax out to Tivo, ethernet out to another router that feeds my PS4 and Apple TV. Is your wireless router already setup as a MoCa router (Verizon)? If not then you will need the 2 pack
799051
Yes, you are right! You dont need two devices. This works great on Time Warner Cable.
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I'm not sure why anyone wouldn't say this is a splitter... I use it to connect my cable box and my computer into one screen. Beware tho, that the automatic switch function doesn't really work very well. It'll switch from my TV to computer just fine, but never the other way around. If you don't mind having to push the little button on the device each time to switch devices, then this works fine. Hope I could help!
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This system will be too slow. Ethernet cannot send enough data for a movie to play well. The system will hangup. You are better off using separate hard disks connected to each TV. Just make a copy of each disk.
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No I do not belive so. I use this to switch between an Xbox and PS3 on either a computer screen or TV. It has two inputs and outputs but can only choose one of each at a time. Your situation is more complicated and will probably need a combination of a switch and a splitter but to be honest I can't quite figure out how that would work.
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Yes, that's how I ran - one Ethernet cable. The separate 12V connector is in the case you don't have a POE switch.
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I'm pretty sure you can't. I thought it would split an internet signal to 2 outputs, but it doesn't. I have honestly never used it because it didn't do what i thought it would...I'm not an expert, though.
23474
Yes. By trying to use both you are creating an Ethernet loop. Ethernet is a point to point technology. Your router sees the same MAC address on two different links
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It's not a splitter. It's a switch. It can choose 1 input out of 2 possible inputs. I use it to switch between my internet providers for a particular machine.
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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! This works as a one way splitter. You'll need a switch box. If both devices are accidentally turned on at the same time you may damage your electronics.
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yeah i'm not understanding the question you are asking as well, seems like you want to plug in two different devices using ethernet??? if so i would use a switch like this: TRENDnet 5-Port Unmanaged 10/100 Mbps GREENnet Ethernet Desktop Plastic Housing Switch, TE100-S5 i'm really not sure what your asking about