does this work with time warner cable
168623
I locatated this URL: http://cetoncorp.com/infinitv_support/faq/ I have not used it on Time Warner. If they provide a Cable Card, then I believe it should function.
168624
I've been using this for the last 10 months with Insight Cable, which was bought (and switched about 2 months ago) to TWC, no major issues. As with any CableCard setup, just make sure you get an M card (Multistream) and prepare to fight your way though the less than friendly customer service people, it sometimes takes a couple of tries to find someone on the other end of the phone that knows how to do a CableCard provision.
168625
Time Warner does, in fact, offer CableCard to its subscribers; that said, you should be able to use this with their service.
1225505
It will be compatible with anything you need it to be. Through the web interface, it knows most devices... but it is also a learning remote, so you can use the remote from your Time Warner device to teach it. However... I'll bet it knows it already.
572727
I have the exact same DVR on Time Warner Cable. And it works fine. The DVR recognizes the Expander and works fine. Unless your cable company loaded special firmware in the DVR to prevent the use of expanders, you shouldn't have any trouble.
2025424
We could not get this to work with Time Warner Cable -- their techs spent over 4 hours at our home trying to get the digital local channels to record, eventually blaming it on our private wireless network router config (bullcrap) so we returned it. Sorry! (but if you have TWC, good luck!)
2112745
I don't have comcast here in the rio grande valley but it does work with my time Warner cable box
1524003
Sure does. I jave time warner and it works great. Its the same modem time warner gave me when i was leasing their gear
755506
I have standard internet (15mbps) with Time Warner and this modem works fine. If you are subscribing to a service faster than 30 mbps (this one is rated at 38 mbps down/30 up) I would suggest another one on their approved list. This modem is ipv6-ready so it should work fine for speeds lower than 30.
164190
Yes, my mum is using it with Time Warner. Follow the instructions to find the code - it was a bit of a challenge, then remember to hit the "ADD" button once you have both the TV and the cable box figured out. It has been working perfectly for the last few months. Make sure you keep the old cable remote out of the hands of the user.
1739894
There must be two versions of this model; one does not wprk with Time Warner.So that I did not have to pay rent , I bought one. The phone would not work with mine. They told me to hook up the phone to the modem that was theirs; using a splitter I hooked it up and it set along side the modem that I bought. (Yes it is dumb because the modem supplied by TimeWarner did everything( internet , phone and tv) ) . They told me to keep their modem and they would not charge me for it. Go figure.
15860
No, this one will not work with Time Warner, they have there own modem they rent to the customers.
476418
I use Time Warner Cable, and yes it's compatible. You just have to order and activate the CableCARD. They will give you the instructions you need.
1897277
Not sure about Comcast. I use mine with Time Warner Cable internet and have had no problems.
292987
No it will not replace time warner. to use this box you will be required to have the Ematic remote and the TV remote because the Ematic will not turn on or change TV stations. on a scale of 1 to 10 I give the Ematic a 3.
166633
I purchased this device for use with Time Warner (WI) but they could NOT get it to work and put in one of their devices.
1718022
These Arris Touchstones are made specifically for Time Warner Cable and have been returned. If you are lucky you will get one that works as a router and modem. I purchased two. One worked as both and the other only worked as a modem.
1318323
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.
1062915
I really do not for sure. I suggest you contact your provider. In my case, TWC has an approved list of modems and this one was on it. Even if it would work and your provider says they will not accept it, you will be out in the cold. My guess is that the modem would work with any cable system. It is a newer model with Docsis 3. It does have a coax connection. Hope this helps you. By the way, these modems are available on eBay. I picked another one for a best offer of $30 including shipping.