Will it work with Optimum Cablevision in NJ?
1695387
Contact your provider's technical staff and ask them. If they tell you they don't know they are blowing smoke. Tell them you will be looking for a different provider and watch them change their answer!
1695388
Probably not... it is just a terribly faulty piece of equipment. I even cut my service because the cable company would not see to the problem, and replace the unit. My brother even had the same issues with his and had the same problems, and he has told me he will do the same. There are Many, many reviews on this unit online to that all claim the same . It was just a bad make. Best solution, go with standard modem that you can get and run a router from it to get your wifi with good signal that likely won't drop ever...compared to the crappy Arris all in one P.O.S.
1695389
I am not sure about your internet provider. I have WOW in GA, it worked ok initially, now it allows limited access. It has some issues even it works with your internet provider in NJ'
676562
Yes it will, I connected it to my 722 this weekend. Some of the recievers require you pay a one time EHD fee. From online Instruction Book. &#56256;&#56440; HDMI digital audio/video output &#56256;&#56440; Two USB 2.0 ports &#56256;&#56440; Ethernet port3 &#56256;&#56440; DishHOME Interactive TV &#56256;&#56440; HD VOD-capable &#56256;&#56440; Name-based recording &#56256;&#56440; Recorded events management &#56256;&#56440; Parental locks &#56256;&#56440; On-screen Caller ID with history4 &#56256;&#56440; Up to 9-day Picture-In-Guide with optional widescreen Electronic Program Guide (EPG) &#56256;&#56440; Software upgradeable via satellite &#56256;&#56440; DishCOMM compatible3 &#56256;&#56440; DISH Pro Plus compatib
993221
supposed to work on all but i would call your cable provider and ask them, mine works great
215674
I believe you can. There are two line in plug receptors. To be sure call Onkyo in NJ at 800-229-1687.
52609
Yeah! It will work with most routers especially Comcast. I have Charter & it worked just fine.
1337174
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.
2024018
Yes if you are able to either purchase a map or you get them free. The cable will work.
1943168
It should. It has a HDMI connection 1080i http://www.slingmedia.com/go/slingcatcher-tech-specs
1548387
I bought an used one for less than ten dollars. Works perfectly for my Time Warner Cable here in NY. I think if you buy an exact same model it should work- but you might want to call your broadband service provider first. And yes, I'm using 15 Mbps too.
2223784
It is an interesting question that people ignore. The output you get on the screen in totally dependant on what the quality of the signal is going in. In the computer world there is a term, "garbage in garbage out." Consumer guide used to specifically test how TV's interacted with a cable input. I do not see that they still evaluate this signal input issue. The reality is that all signals are far from equal. I have Cablevision in NYC and find the signal abysmal. I am in a apartment building where the signal is being split 90 times and it is obvious the signal is extremely devalued. My brother in NJ gets Comcast directly into his home and his 1080P picture is the best I have ever seen. In general there are two issues which you may not be able to control, the inate abiltiy of the specific TV to process a cable input and the quality of the signal. I hope this has helped. It is my understanding that satellite and Fios are by far the highest quality signal. Cable is a crapshoot.
1768802
Most likely not. This DVR uses a Coaxial Input (the kind used by over-the-air antennas). While the cable input into your "Cable Box" is a coaxial input, this device does not have the ability to convert the (scrambled/digital) signal from the cable company into a picture you could view on your television. Your best bet would be to ask your cable provider to supply a DVR which is designed to work on their system.
766562
Not sure - however if the electrical outlet is @ 120 (same as US) then it should work. If the subscription is for DishNetwork or any FTA it should surely work.
1654195
Yes it will. It is a single LNB so you will not get High Def but it workd quite well. I also get local channels on mine.
756627
It depends. I actually work for Comcast and was unable to get this modem provisioned. After some digging and a chat with a contact I have at Arris, it seems that Arris makes several variants of this modem. They are not supposed to be sold to retail consumers and each variant is specific to a particular ISP. In my case, I was shipped a model TM822G/CV. That is designed to work with Optimum and that's why Comcast couldn't provision it. The correct model for Comcast's network is TM822G/CT. There should be a sticker on the back next to the coax connector telling you exactly which variant you have. I'm going to attempt to return mine, though I bought it 6 months ago and have only now had time to fiddle with it. It's pretty irresponsible of the vendor to not disclose this so it's anyone's guess if you'll get the correct part for your particular ISP and they don't ask you which one you want.
476419
It should be compatible with all cable providers. Wouldn't hurt to check with yours to be 100% sure.
1722209
Yes indeed, it worked for me. That's all you need. No more rental fee..... But I would highly recommend for you to get in contact with your local cable company before purchasing this modem.... Just to be on the safe side. Mine has been working for over 2 yrs and the installation took only a few mins over the phone with the cable co. Good Luck.
1277132
Sorry, I have no experience with NJ devices. Maybe the EZ pass holder website is useful. Good luck.