Can I line up two of these in different directions with one cable and get different towns at the same time?
1638200
Yes you can do that. You will need a splitter and it needs to be a "DC pass" type. You will end up with an extra power plug and injector.
537205
No, each is separate from the other, but you could wire as such if you choose.
23474
Yes. By trying to use both you are creating an Ethernet loop. Ethernet is a point to point technology. Your router sees the same MAC address on two different links
183009
you would need a splitter to allow for both to be hooked up. It has only 1 input
739781
Hi, I think you cannot connect two lines, I haven't try but I don't think you can dismantle the edges to connect another one? Maybe you can unscrew the end but again I don't know
1425810
I only use one of the outlets, but I don't think there is any way to have them work separately at different times.
2199037
Yes you can. In fact I had connected two with a pig tail splitter. It's a one end connector that's splits to two.
1216025
as i understand it , one input source can go to either zone, but you cannot sendtwo different sources to different zones
1823372
I'm not sure if you could hook up two of the systems simultaneously to one device if that's what you mean.
1561116
Yes, but you have to run wire to connect both of them if in a new place. if you are combining where there was an electric outlet, you may just have to run co-axel cable to combine in one box like this. it is a very convenient setup but be aware that this unit is not rated fire proof so in some walls where critical, beware of fire codes.
2179865
You can't do that, you need two separate plugins on a router to do that. If your modem only has one ethernet plug, you will need to get a router to provide for more devices.
2264253
It sounds like you need to just get a converter box that'll convert one to or from the other. They're usually available from most electronics/video stores.
739847
You can, but make sure you use a stereo "Y" cable, and channels 1 and 2 for right and left.
1034439
No you can't. Even the other functions (Low-Cut, Level) are applied to both channels simultaneously. At the extremely low price you could always get two units, one for each channel but Left and Right channels are almost always treated identically anyhow.
1316015
Yes you can, all you have to do is set up the pin matching each other and is good to go.
281579
That cannot be done - the signaling direction cannot be reversed. An example of how this device is intended to be used is for someone who has several computers and wants to switch viewing each of those separate outputs on their one monitor (one at a time) - that way you would not have to set up 2 or 3 monitors for your 2 or 3 computers. What it sounds like you want is an HDMI splitter - that would allow one computer, or one cable TV signal box, to send out its one signal and you then view it on your TV and your monitor all at the same time. Switches switch between inputs (viewing only one at a time), splitters split outputs (viewing all at once) - and to the best of my knowledge nobody has invented anything that can flip back and forth and do both of these jobs using one device!
1618348
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.