Hello, Can I use this thing with an Actiontec M1000/Century Link? Thank you.
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Hi, I looked up the specs on the modem and it should work as it supports DSL/VDSL modems.
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Did not try it for that brand, did use it with Fein multi master and it works ! Sorry
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If you have another NETGEAR Powerline, then this should work. I had some 200Mbps NETGEAR Powerline already installed when I added the 500Mbps, and there was no problem. The NETGEAR support staff have been extremely helpful. You can search the Web for "netgear support" to find the page with free chat, email, and phone options; I've called 1-888-638-4327 on two occasions and had my questions answered efficiently and accurately.
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Don't know about the Actiontec, but no - you cannot use a splitter on ANY end if the Dualcomm adapter kit.
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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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The question does not specify which Ubee router you are referring to, but it appears that the 'connection' should be compatible for several models. For what it's worth, I used this link as Cross Reference:https://www.timewarnercable.com/en/residential-home/support/faqs/faqs-equipment-and-instruction-manuals/modems/thomsonrca1.html
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These do not pass ethernet or ARC. These are not 1.4 compliant. As far as powerline ethernet. I have never used in that fashion, but given what I know about both technologies I highly doubt it would work.
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It works perfectly with my ADT Pulse security system ( it has to be set-up with ADT modem) but I don't think it is compatible with suddenlink system
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The data from actiontec, item will work with adsl(include+ 2+) and vdsl(inlcude 2).
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I would say yes. I am using one with Century Link (Embarq) currently. It is a P660R-F1, so it is in the 660R line with the P660R-D1 the previous model. It was plug and play to the router mode, it obtained an IP address and acted as a NAT router. I was converting from cable modem, and my cable modem was set up as a bridge, so to preserve my setup I switched the P660R to bridge mode and the default settings worked fine in bridge mode also. So in both modes (router/bridge) the default settings worked plug and play with CenturyLink which is Embarq. I can't comment on the router features, if they have changed between models F1 and D1, because I switched to bridge mode. I would say yes. I am using one with Century Link (Embarq) currently. It is a P660R-F1, so it is in the 660R line with the P660R-D1 the previous model. It was plug and play to the router mode, it obtained an IP address and acted as a NAT router. I was converting from cable modem, and my cable modem was set up as a bridge, so to preserve my setup I switched the P660R to bridge mode and the default settings worked fine in bridge mode also. So in both modes (router/bridge) the default settings worked plug and play with CenturyLink which is Embarq. I can't comment on the router features, if... » Read More I would say yes. I am using one with Century Link (Embarq) currently. It is a P660R-F1, so it is in the 660R line with the P660R-D1 the previous model. It was plug and play to the router mode, it obtained an IP address and acted as a NAT router. I was converting from cable modem, and my cable modem was set up as a bridge, so to preserve my setup I switched the P660R to bridge mode and the default settings worked fine in bridge mode also. So in both modes (router/bridge) the default settings worked plug and play with CenturyLink which is Embarq. I can't comment on the router features, if they have changed between models F1 and D1, because I switched to bridge mode. « Show Less
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I really don't know, cause I own this compact router RT0701C. http://www.makitatools.com/en-us/Modules/Tools/ToolDetails.aspx?Name=RT0701C
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If Im not mistaken, the data link is just a pass-thru, so if you plug in GigE, then it should work at full speed. The big part of these are the 48VDC that it sends up the wire, and then you can choose via a switch on the "upper end" what you want your Vout to be. Awesome units, just dont plug the wall wart into the "upper" unit..... (also dont ask me how I know, and why I bought this one as a replacement.... lol) They SHOULD have made them have different barrel sizes for the power inject and take-off... Other than that (dont hook them up at o-dark-thirty out in the field when you cant read the small labeling), they work great, and seem to transfer enough power to run IP cams and such over 50+feet of CAT5e.
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I'd check the redlink official website: https://www.forwardthinking.honeywell.com/related_links/50-1311.pdf . It gives you an idea of compatibility.
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Depends on the speed of the Actiontec Powerline system. This is homeplug AV, if your Actiontec is 85 mb or slower it is Homeplug 1.0. HOmeplug 1.0 and homeplug AV are not very compatible though it MAY work, but it will be slow.
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I am pretty sure they would work well together. . I used XAV2001 with a Actiontech adapters with no issues. If you want to be absolutely sure contact net gear support. If I recall correctly they had a chatline that helped me once.
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I have the Actiontec/Qwest Q1000 and have had a great connection. We have a desktop, laptop, ipad, 2 ipods and 1 cell all running on the Wifi. I do not have experience with the other modem. I have been very pleased with my modem.
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I have the Netgear kit, it works great. I want to add more connections, but it is no longer for sale. Anyone know if Netgear's MoCA product would play nice with the MoCA adapters from ActionTech or DLink? Best if I don't have to start all over with new gear.