Does this work with AT&amp;T U-verse? If so, will one of these MoCA devices allow me to split the coax going into the DVR and provide ethernet to the TV?
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Yes, it should work just fine. You will run one cable off the coax splitter into the DVR and the other into the Actiontec. And you will have your Ethernet for the TV, providing that your U-verse router is MoCA enabled. The splitter I have been using is the RCA DH24SPF Two Way 3 Ghz Bi-Directional Splitter.
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It works on a Uverse system via ethernet. It works well if you use it on the slave receivers, little sporadic if you connect the primary (DVR) receiver to it and are watching/recording multiple streams - probably not enough bandwidth.
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The short answer is yes, that is the design of MOCA used by this device. But you do need to confirm your in-home COAX wiring is set up correctly. You need to make sure you have the proper frequency range for the root splitter coming into your home. Typical CATV COAX will have a 5 - 1000 MHz range splitter. That is no good - MOCA operates in the 850 - 1650 MHz range (that is where your internet signal will reside). So, the root splitter needs to be 5 - 1650 MHz range - so CATV operates in the lower range and internet (MOCA) in the higher range. Actiontec gives you the proper splitter for at your wall COAX at the TV and for where you locate the sender near your modem (so don't use your existing splitters). Also, purchase POE filters to contain the MOCA signal inside your home and only on the COAX wiring you are using for internet. MOCA has a 300 ft cable run limit, so it helps to contain the signal so you have less "loss" between the sender and the receiver units. Also, you don't want to send your internet outside your house - a security issue. I have this set-up and I get ethernet broadband everywhere I want it to go.
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If your signal to noise ratio is above 29db then it's outstanding. If you have alot of noise on your line then the amp will amplify the noise as well as the signal. So in this case an amplifier is ok. Now your downstream power level leaves much to be desired. The closer to zero the better and at 10.5 your almost at the point where your modem can't hear the signal from the node. seeing that you have low noise on the line that tells me your coax lines are good and since your upstream db is 47 and within spec then the node can hear your modem just fine. So that tells me your drop from the pole is really long probably over 100 feet I'm guessing? In this case I would say yes this amplifier is an excellent solution to your problem, but I would stress that one you try to have a direct drop without splitters if possible because your cable tv could be the culprit here and second put the amplifier at the point of the coax entrance to your home for best performance. Good luck and I hope I helped.
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The ACTIONTEC Home Theater Coax Network Adapter (ECB3500T01) is an adapter that will allow you to use ethernet over coax but you MUST have MoCA capability built into your router or another MoCA enabled device. You must also use devices that are approved by Verizon. As long as the device is approved you can purchase the device anywhere. As for my I refused to rent any devices from my ISP.
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A splitter is a splitter. It should work with any coax cable. The only difference with this one is that it has a green DirecTv label on it.
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Please check with AT&T; regarding what modems will work with their Uverse system. If the Netgear AC 1750 is acceptable then go ahead. I would hate for you to invest in this Modem if it is not compatible. I have satellite Internet and use this in addition to their modem box. Their box plugs into this one and then my wireless devices attach to the Netgear.
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I have cox Cable and used it to split the signal and it worked great. This should do the job.
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It shouldn't cause any problems. The main thing is to isolate your MoCA network from the outside world. If you have internet phone service, you may want to use a two output splitter, one output going to your modem, the other going to the POE filter and then to your MoCA network.
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I don't know why it would not work if it works with a "wired" router. I would send an email to MoFi support. I had a question the other night and they answered within two hours and that was around 7:00pm CST. If you are on a data plan it might exceed it's allocation running video.
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This will work with your internet/U-Verse Cable, but my cable wasn't long enough, so I had to get another cable and use the RJ45 to connect the two, is the reason I purchase RJ45Coupler. I google it and I believe it will work. Good Luck!
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Not sure. I used this item to be able to hook my PS3 and MacMini computer to the internet after I cancelled my ATT uverse cable tv and returned the cable tv boxes ( keeping the ATT internet). You plug the device into your cable tv cable (in place of the cable tv box) and then you plug your ethernet equipped devices (your Tivo has an ethernet port?) into this device and you are good to go.
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I used this to do a MoCa network for my Tivo. I tried to upgrade my splitters to 2GHZ Monster splitters and I started to have my internet modem drop out every so often. I use Comcast, A Comcast tech came out and said 2GHZ was not needed so he replaced both of them with there own 1000 MHZ splitters. It has only been about a week and a half and no drops so far. The connection does include the same POE Filter both times. As far as the MoCa networking signal I have had no problems when the modem has been up and have had a great signal with no pixellating or judders in watching tv shows from one Tivo to another Tivo in a different room. I hope this descrikption helps I used this to do a MoCa network for my Tivo. I tried to upgrade my splitters to 2GHZ Monster splitters and I started to have my internet modem drop out every so often. I use Comcast, A Comcast tech came out and said 2GHZ was not needed so he replaced both of them with there own 1000 MHZ splitters. It has only been about a week and a half and no drops so far. The connection does include the same POE Filter both times. As far as the MoCa networking signal I have had no problems when the modem has been up and have had a great signal with no pixellating or judders in watching tv shows from one... » Read More I used this to do a MoCa network for my Tivo. I tried to upgrade my splitters to 2GHZ Monster splitters and I started to have my internet modem drop out every so often. I use Comcast, A Comcast tech came out and said 2GHZ was not needed so he replaced both of them with there own 1000 MHZ splitters. It has only been about a week and a half and no drops so far. The connection does include the same POE Filter both times. As far as the MoCa networking signal I have had no problems when the modem has been up and have had a great signal with no pixellating or judders in watching tv shows from one Tivo to another Tivo in a different room. I hope this descrikption helps « Show Less
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As far as I can tell this device is supported for both ATSC and analog cable for MeTV and MythTV packages. I think they both use the LinuxTV engine. We'll see, I just ordered one based on this assumption.
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You don't with Verizon. You have a dedicated fiber supplying your service, so your moca network can't interfere with anyone else's service over their network. I assume you have a moca network between your TiVo and a Mini, is that correct? I'm jealous. I used to work for Verizon FiOS in tech support, and all we have is Time-Warner in Hawaii. FiOS is amazing.
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I do have an another 3 way splitter from Verizon that I'm pretty sure will work with time warner. It's MoCA compatible and only costs 15.99.
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To be honest I think you will have to try it or call the company about your location. By the way, I am happy with the product, I install in the attic of my house run coax cable to both of my TV.