What does 'not compatible with satellite television installations, such as DIRECTV or DISH Network' mean? Why would the moca coax-ethernet adapter not be compatible with a satellite setup?
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Because the satellite transmission would interfere with the moca box on your network, so your network would probably work but you wont get a signal, its only currently compatible with regular cable tv. Though I read there is a work around to make it work with satellite tv but that it was complicated for the average consumer so they market it as incompatible as of now until they come out with a work around.
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I don't believe so. In my case I use the MoCa between 2 of the legs of such an amplifier to create a network connection. It uses passive coupling which is present because the 2 legs are getting the same signal and works just fine that way.The other person trying to use it with a Dish Network installation may be running into problems due to the way Dish itself multiplexes two different satellite receiver tuner signals on a single coax cable. This uses up all the bandwidth.
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I bought one used from Amazon Marketplace for use as a WiFi adapter for the PC (I don't have Dish) and the thing had a Dish Logo on it! So that shows that Dish uses this adapter but on the other hand why did someone sell theirs on the internet?
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It is compatible, however; I continue to have problems receiving all three satellites, thus reducing the number of channels that I should receive. I have spent hours trying to get it right, but only received all channels one time. Use dish on my motor home and it must be set up each time I move to a new location.
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The ACTIONTEC Home Theater Coax Network Adapter (ECB3500T01) is an adapter that will allow you to use ethernet over coax but you MUST have MoCA capability built into your router or another MoCA enabled device. You must also use devices that are approved by Verizon. As long as the device is approved you can purchase the device anywhere. As for my I refused to rent any devices from my ISP.
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I cannot answer this question as my connection is by cable service not DirecTV. I have a 75 inch set and the remote serves all of my needs very well to this point but don't know how it would work with satellite.
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Sort of...but you have to use the pair. Your Dish receiver will have a coaxial input (F-connector) for each input, SAT and VHF/Antenna. Simply connect the satellite coax to the SAT side and the antenna to the VHF side. At the other end, where your receiver is, connect a short cable from each to the appropriate F-connector in the back of the Dish box. Hopefully that is what you are wanting to do. Good luck!
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Check with DirecTV first but I think that you could get it to work in a degraded mode (see my review). If you add the two components that I mention in my updated review then it will probably work normally or you could get the kit that already includes those components. The pleasant advantage that I have discovered having added the two components is that they are easily interchanged with a quick release mechanism and the inexpensive alignment tool included with this kit makes finding the satellites extremely easy with out the need of an expensive $400 tool required to do the same thing with the SWiM model. Anyway it should work, but I have not tried the HR44/200 so I cannot confirm it. Check with DirecTV first but I think that you could get it to work in a degraded mode (see my review). If you add the two components that I mention in my updated review then it will probably work normally or you could get the kit that already includes those components. The pleasant advantage that I have discovered having added the two components is that they are easily interchanged with a quick release mechanism and the inexpensive alignment tool included with this kit makes finding the satellites extremely easy with out the need of an expensive $400 tool required to do the same thing with... » Read More Check with DirecTV first but I think that you could get it to work in a degraded mode (see my review). If you add the two components that I mention in my updated review then it will probably work normally or you could get the kit that already includes those components. The pleasant advantage that I have discovered having added the two components is that they are easily interchanged with a quick release mechanism and the inexpensive alignment tool included with this kit makes finding the satellites extremely easy with out the need of an expensive $400 tool required to do the same thing with the SWiM model. Anyway it should work, but I have not tried the HR44/200 so I cannot confirm it. « Show Less
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It's advisable to use 2 of these filters. One before the modem and one on the main cable input. This is how time warner does it in nyc. If you are using moca adapters to get Ethernet over the coax and use one moca adapter on each end of the coax then the filters are not necessary, but cannot hurt. The moca adapters themselves have filters when used in pairs on a single coax cable. It would all depend on how the moca is being used.
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I bought one to use with DishTV. It was not compatible, even though I was told it would work. It is well constructed, but I would not buy it again because it won't work with the newer systems.
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The most important thing for this item to work is a SWM (single-wire multiswitch) system. If you have one, then this should work. You need to have a router with an open Ethernet port. Then, you will install the DECA Broadband at the router, which will insert Ethernet onto your satellite coax line. Then, if you want an Ethernet jack in one of your rooms, you need ANOTHER DECA broadband in that room as well. If the room has a DIRECTV receiver in it, you will ALSO need a 1x2 SWM splitter, so that you can separate the satellite line and send one end into the receiver and one end into the second DECA Broadband. I do not understand the response from "SATELIZ INC" so I cannot comment on it.
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Hello Thank you for the question. This item is used for dish network equipment. It is probably compatible, but sold to connect dish network equipment to the Internet. I don't believe this is what you need. Best regards
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I need help desperately. I have an IMac. I bought an Eye TV Hybrid. I upgraded the software to 3.3. I have connected the tuner to the satellite box, DirecTV, via a coax cable. I have plugged the tuner directly into the computer. I cannot program Direct TV by way of channel 3. I cannot get any reception or access to DirecTV stations. I have used my satellite box remote, and no results.
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Robert,Were you able to get this setup? If not, I live in Nassau and install these setups for satellite 97w. Were you able to setup for Dishnetwork or DirecTv as well?
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Will not work with Dish Network or Direct TV. It is for Free to Air (FTA) TV only.
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This device allows you to combine the signal between the satellite dish and a satellite receiver with any UHF/VHF/Cable signal on to one Coax and then to separate the signal on the other end. The UHF/VHF/Cable video signal can go either direction. It sounds like you get TV from Direct TV and Internet from Time Warner. If that is the case, the only way you would use this device to go to three rooms would be if you have separate satellite receivers and cable modems in each room. Probably you want to have one cable modem and then have ethernet cables or wireless to the other rooms. In that case you could use this to get the satellite and cable signals to the cable modem and main receiver. This device allows you to combine the signal between the satellite dish and a satellite receiver with any UHF/VHF/Cable signal on to one Coax and then to separate the signal on the other end. The UHF/VHF/Cable video signal can go either direction. It sounds like you get TV from Direct TV and Internet from Time Warner. If that is the case, the only way you would use this device to go to three rooms would be if you have separate satellite receivers and cable modems in each room. Probably you want to have one cable modem and then have ethernet cables or wireless to the other rooms. In that... » Read More This device allows you to combine the signal between the satellite dish and a satellite receiver with any UHF/VHF/Cable signal on to one Coax and then to separate the signal on the other end. The UHF/VHF/Cable video signal can go either direction. It sounds like you get TV from Direct TV and Internet from Time Warner. If that is the case, the only way you would use this device to go to three rooms would be if you have separate satellite receivers and cable modems in each room. Probably you want to have one cable modem and then have ethernet cables or wireless to the other rooms. In that case you could use this to get the satellite and cable signals to the cable modem and main receiver. « Show Less
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If you're talking about MoCA you'll need a seperate adapter for that to convert the coax to Ethernet and then you'll have to go into the settings on the 6782 to configure it.