Hey folks! Unlike cable connection that screws in front and back. The USP does not have a receiver to take a USP connection. How do connect?
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The Ethernet is a punchdown connection - - that means you strip off Cat 5e "outer" shielding cable, making sure to have less than 1/2" of UNTWISTED wire exposed to keep within Cat 5e specs - - use the supplied plastic punch down tool to secure all 8 wire connects -- the wire color coding is for 568A, but you can wire for 568B as long as BOTH ends are A or B coded. If you don't know what I'm writing, then this is not for you.
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We've got the same issue here. We're thinking that it's a cabling problem and continue to search for the answer. Please post any solutions! Best!
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On the back of my cable box there is a spot to connect the red and white cable. Hope this helps. Swede
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you need to screw the connector into a antennae port on whatever router you use, if you have no port or connection, doesn't seem like it'll work
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The only thing mine is connected to is the cable box...sorry, I don't have a clue.
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hi Jeffrey -short answer: I want my receiver to receive input from my cable (for cable tv) and transmit it to the TV via hdmi cable; that rear-end view of the model showed that there was a "cable receptacle", but that turned out to be only for FM radio. long answer: I'm running all my connections through the wall, and wanted this to be covered as well. The only "long" connection would be the lengthy HDMI cable connection between Onkyo receiver and my Sharp HDTV. Everything else (connections from cable company, nintendo wii, Blu Ray player, Alpha Gamma player, PS1/2/3/4/5/6, etc should all be going through the receiver -- all of which will sit in one corner of the room). Thanks :) hi Jeffrey -short answer: I want my receiver to receive input from my cable (for cable tv) and transmit it to the TV via hdmi cable; that rear-end view of the model showed that there was a "cable receptacle", but that turned out to be only for FM radio. long answer: I'm running all my connections through the wall, and wanted this to be covered as well. The only "long" connection would be the lengthy HDMI cable connection between Onkyo receiver and my Sharp HDTV. Everything else (connections from cable company, nintendo wii, Blu Ray player, Alpha Gamma... » Read More hi Jeffrey -short answer: I want my receiver to receive input from my cable (for cable tv) and transmit it to the TV via hdmi cable; that rear-end view of the model showed that there was a "cable receptacle", but that turned out to be only for FM radio. long answer: I'm running all my connections through the wall, and wanted this to be covered as well. The only "long" connection would be the lengthy HDMI cable connection between Onkyo receiver and my Sharp HDTV. Everything else (connections from cable company, nintendo wii, Blu Ray player, Alpha Gamma player, PS1/2/3/4/5/6, etc should all be going through the receiver -- all of which will sit in one corner of the room). Thanks :) « Show Less
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it's the same connection as for the antenna. it is a screw on type connection.
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There is a normal coax cable connection. One setup issue I remember is that you have to set the input during initial setup.
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I know the cable is long but its only so you can find a good place to mount the receiver. You work it from the remote. Trust me you will love it....I do!!!
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You might want to re-state the question, I'm not sure it's clear. But if I understand your question correctly you are asking where to get the cable to hook the navibox up to the receiver. That cable comes with the reciever I believe. I had lost mine when installing the reciever and found it 5 months later in my truck. For that reason I'm not sure if it came with the navibox or with the reciever but I know it came with one of them.
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Attach the two wires from the antenna to the two terminals on the back of the receiver. Slots usually involve a clip to fasten the wire. I hope this helps!
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Goes to ustream. Could be uses 3rd party servers. Leave yourself time to configure though if your doing this for an event.
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Sorry, I meant No. Connections are easy. Especially w/ the optical line. I've had no problems w/any of my systems...Enjoy!!!
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The antenna on to is the only connection , use an adapter to connect to your coax. This should achieve what your looking to do.
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i have never tried it but there is a usp slot in the front so i would think you could. i have a friend that has one and he shared his video with me to show me how clear it was so i'm sure thats what he did.. but myself i have never done it.
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Signal source is Antenna. I will try the optical cable. Thanks for the response.
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No component connection. Ports on the back are HDMI, LAN, and Digital Coaxial.