Will this interfere with my broadband signals [in &amp; out] piggybacked on my digital cable TV?
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It shouldn't. I have road runner from time warner and it didn't effect my service. As a side note: if you have multi room DVR from your cable company and plan to use ethernet over coax be aware that the DVR might also be trying to use the same frequently to exchange information from room to room. I had this issue and it forced me to go back to a wireless internet connection.
1354437
No. And it actually may make it worse. Cable modem signals have a high low setting. this is why when you buy a cable booster you put that on a separate dedicated line and keep it off the internet modem line
124957
Well, can't answer you that, but i can say that in my house i use a cable modem on one of the four ports without any problem. In fact, i recall seeing another model (red instead of blue) that did announce amplification on both directions and i guess this one don't 'amplify' on the upload direction (but neither does it block it in any way)
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I have cable so I can't definitively answer for DSL. I suspect it would not interfere. I haven't had any real problem with the unit yet. But in retrospect, I would have spent the money on one with more features.
2154962
No, if the two transmitters are connected to two different sources they will interfere with each other.
543732
There are not any selectable channels for the signals so I believe they may interfere but I only have 1 set so could not verify for sure.
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I have not found that this interferes with any other network devices. It does not have any effect on streaming.
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Thanks for the quick response. I am still getting 2 different answers. It sounds like if you hook it up before the Cable Box or TV that you can do both.
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I have a dual band router and it still interferes. I think there may be a way to fix this but I don't know how.
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No this will not take the place of the digital box. Only bring in channels clear that it can pick up, mostly local channel.
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It will accept the input from a cable box. Most cable providers scramble their channels now, so it most likely won't work directly. The box will be necessary to descramble the signal.
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Make sure they are all set on separate channels. If two or more are on the same channel then you will definitely have interference. Instructions on how to change the channel assignments are in the users manual.
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The device complies with HDCP copy protection so it will not work if copy protection flags are present in the digital signal. This is likely the case with all or much ofd the material transmitted via Direct TV but feel free to check with them. Even analog may be protected. Again check with Direct TV.
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Sorry, I actually meant digital coax out. Is there a digital coax out?Thanks.
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This splitter will amplify any signal supplied to it. However, it won't help with reception. If the input signal to the splitter is intermittent or noisy, the splitter won't help with that. In my case, the cable into my house had several splits before it came to my cable modem. Installing this splitter boosted a weak, but otherwise intact, signal back up to a useable level.
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I bought a cheap Zeikos case off Amazon for this.There is a page somewhere on the Shure support website that will tell you the frequencies that will avoid the TV channels in you area.
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NO, The circuity of the UPS will interfere with the signal, in fact most power strips, computers, t.v.s and Compact fluorescent bulbs can and will interfere with the signal