time warner cable Will this Motorola wireless modem work with Time Warner Cable? I have a non-wireless Motorola modem but when I went to the TW store, they told me it would be $36 for a tech to install wireless and then an additional $12/mo. for the service! time warner cable Will this Motorola wireless modem work with Time Warner Cable? I have a non-wireless Motorola modem but when I went to the TW store, they told me it would be $36 for a tech to... » Read More time warner cable Will this Motorola wireless modem work with Time Warner Cable? I have a non-wireless Motorola modem but when I went to the TW store, they told me it would be $36 for a tech to install wireless and then an additional $12/mo. for the service! « Show Less
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I had exactly this model installed by TWC themselves, and works perfectly well.
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This modem was not intended for personal use. It was created for ISP use only, which is why some people may experience wireless incompatibility.If you purchase this modem to use as a customer owned modem on Time Warner Cable's service, it is very unlikely that WiFi will work, especially if you live in Kansas, Missouri, Wisconsin, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, or South Carolina.In short, internet should function fine, but I would not purchase this expecting wireless service on Time Warner's network.
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Yes, this device is supported by Time Warner. Here is their supported modem list: http://www.timewarnercable.com/en/enjoy/better-twc/internet/internet-modems.html
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It works with TWC, but only with 4 down channels instead of 8 down channels, at least that is what it did with mine. [I exchanged this for one officially supported by TWC, and got 8 down channels(not that it matters much with my Internet 'plan'.)]. There's no phone jack. You can look at the pictures of the modem, and see what it has: Power, Ethernet, USB, and CO-AX. (Note: Most people wouldn't use the USB port; and this USB port only comes drivers for Vista 64-bit, not 32-bit, and not Windows 7 nor 8.1, ...), everything else works fine. It doesn't say so in the manual, but Amber lights = good, Green lights = ok. It works with TWC, but only with 4 down channels instead of 8 down channels, at least that is what it did with mine. [I exchanged this for one officially supported by TWC, and got 8 down channels(not that it matters much with my Internet 'plan'.)]. There's no phone jack. You can look at the pictures of the modem, and see what it has: Power, Ethernet, USB, and CO-AX. (Note: Most people wouldn't use the USB port; and this USB port only comes drivers for Vista 64-bit, not 32-bit, and not Windows 7 nor 8.1, ...), everything else works fine. It doesn't say so in the manual, but Amber lights =... » Read More It works with TWC, but only with 4 down channels instead of 8 down channels, at least that is what it did with mine. [I exchanged this for one officially supported by TWC, and got 8 down channels(not that it matters much with my Internet 'plan'.)]. There's no phone jack. You can look at the pictures of the modem, and see what it has: Power, Ethernet, USB, and CO-AX. (Note: Most people wouldn't use the USB port; and this USB port only comes drivers for Vista 64-bit, not 32-bit, and not Windows 7 nor 8.1, ...), everything else works fine. It doesn't say so in the manual, but Amber lights = good, Green lights = ok. « Show Less
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I have comcast so I cannot help with time warner. However, comcast insisted that this would only work if I bought it from some online outlet, and it works just fine. So take it all with a grain of salt...just go straight to the tech support people to get it set up, not the customer service account people. You might try calling the tech support people before you order and see what they say.
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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.
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I am not sure. I have no information about the equipment Time Warner uses. My ISP uses Motorola and Arris modems and it worked well with both. Remember, the booster goes in front of the modem (line in>booster>modem>router/phone). Bottom line: if you need a good signal boost, buy the booster, and keep the packaging in good shape. If it works, smile. If not, print up the return label and send it back to Amazon. My personal opinion is it will work fine, but I have no experience to back that up.
304947
I never used it with Time Warner Cable company so I do not know whether it is compatible or not. It did work with Knology Cable campany
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I use the modem with Cox and do not know if it is compatible with Time Warner. Best bet is to contact Time Warner directly.
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TWC is 'CABLE' . . . this gateway/modem is "RECOMMENDED" by CenturyLink, which delivers its services in a telephone network format, NOT "CABLE"!! I would MOST SERIOUSLY call your TWC office, Tech Support (?) and see which MOTOROLA SurfBoard modem is the best to use. The NEWEST with anything that provides for KNOWN, FUTURE TWC upgrades to their service. The SurfBoard has ALWAYS been GREAT for "CABLE". Hope this helps you!!!!
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It worked for my Atlantic Broadband. Call Time Warner Customer Service and they will tell you what you need to know to replace their supplied modem that you rent or are offered to purchase for a larger sum of money than you will pay for a used or refurbished one!
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The modem will work with Time Warner but they do not support VIOP. I now just use it for broadband hoping some day they might except the model with VIOP support. You will need to use your existing VIOP modem you received from time warner for the phone. They will no longer charge you for the modem though but may differ in which state you are from. Hope this helps.
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.
912655
YES,, We use it with Time Warner Cable. No issues. Just connects and all is well
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It works perfectly with Time Warner! I got one for the last place and lived in because the Ubee they gave us didn't have a reliable connection and the range was low. This one worked perfectly. I bought another for a smaller place I moved to recently and this one is just as awesome and easy to set up. Enjoy!
1739892
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.
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If you need a cable modem for TWC, this one will work with their tiers up to 38Mbps in speed. If you wanted a slightly newer modem you could opt for a Motorola SB5101.