Can I use the same cable line that my xfinity cable service is on? Will it interfere with my TV?
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You can use splitter. Let me tell you I have returned this device it was not worth the price and signals were very weak.
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It Depends, if "Xfinity" cable offers some sort of multi-room DVR option using (using part of Co-axial Cable bandwidth) then no. For example if you had Direct TV with the whole home DVR than no, but if Xfinity is like Time Warner then by all means the Actiontec device will work fine. Some cable/satellite companies are basically using this same technology to achieve "Whole Home DVR's I used one to extend my Wireless router (cable/internet) over a 200 foot plus cable to a separate house. Once I figured out how to hook it up it works great and fairly easy to hook-up
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The short answer is yes, that is the design of MOCA used by this device. But you do need to confirm your in-home COAX wiring is set up correctly. You need to make sure you have the proper frequency range for the root splitter coming into your home. Typical CATV COAX will have a 5 - 1000 MHz range splitter. That is no good - MOCA operates in the 850 - 1650 MHz range (that is where your internet signal will reside). So, the root splitter needs to be 5 - 1650 MHz range - so CATV operates in the lower range and internet (MOCA) in the higher range. Actiontec gives you the proper splitter for at your wall COAX at the TV and for where you locate the sender near your modem (so don't use your existing splitters). Also, purchase POE filters to contain the MOCA signal inside your home and only on the COAX wiring you are using for internet. MOCA has a 300 ft cable run limit, so it helps to contain the signal so you have less "loss" between the sender and the receiver units. Also, you don't want to send your internet outside your house - a security issue. I have this set-up and I get ethernet broadband everywhere I want it to go.
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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.
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Sounds like you will have conflict of two signals on the same bands. I have seen houses with two dish or antennas, but I suppose there is a switch in thier line or receivers.
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The TV set up asks you to specify your cable provider and plan. That apparently synced to the remote to bring up the cable box search functions, as well as change channels and volume. The Comcast/Xfinity remote has more feature though, so I use it too.
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I don't have that cable service, but since the individual buttons are fully programmable, you can point the Xfinity remote control against the Harmony remote and "teach" the remote how to control your infinity cable box.
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I am using the exact same modem and I have xfinity internet service. I have no issues at all. Works perfect. Price compare with costco before you buy it.
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This is a proprietary rf receiver that receives signals from Ademco wireless security devices (heat detectors, smoke detectors, passive infrared detectors etc.) of the same product range (5800 series) and forwards the signals via a wired data bus to Ademco alarm panels. I cannot imagine any application that could be associated with comcast/xfinity.
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well all cable jacks are the same regardless of what internet provider you are using. but in some houses like mine each room where there a cable jack available has a lock on it from the cable company. you will not know till you try also for further questions just google it, pretty good chance someone else has ask it 2.
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Yes, but I also have cable going on those lines as well. Will the deca internet signal still go through the cable lines with active cable television subscription?
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Sounds to me like you have a weak signal coming into your home. Get a cable technician out to your place with his meter. A weak signal is most likely the problem. Shouldn't cost you nothing.
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Sorry, I cannot answer, because I did not hook up to the already wired cable system at my home. I had read someplace that the results might not be satisfactory.
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For the network shows, you're better off if you can get the signal over the air. The cable companies compress the signals so they can jam more channels through the same cable which degrades the picture. That being said, in my area, it just so happens that some of my favorite shows are on a channel that doesn't come in well over the air so I have my cable hooked up directly out of the wall. The picture is still pretty good with this hook up. I've been very happy with how this has worked out so far
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If you go to myharmony.logitech.com it will give you a full list of equipment it works with, it xfinity uses a cisco or scientific Atlantic dvr/cable box it should
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Yes, you can use the same cables and the signal will run along the same route as your cable did, so if your cable was used for more than 1 TV, same will happen. You need to change the hookup location on your tv and may need a different connector.
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What if you are using a phone line modem from europe instead of cable internet. Does it still matter that your television signal is NTSC?
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Fepends on where the signal comes from. If your coming from a digital cable box, like I am, the it should work with no issues.
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Thanks for your question. There is no specific set up for individual cable systems. If you are connected via an HDMI and you have an HD box, I would have your cable company come out and check it or replace the box.