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- Setting up a MoCA Network for Tivo | TiVo Community Forum
With the release of the Tivo Mini, Roamio, and BOLT boxes, a lot of people are considering using a MoCA connection rather than ethernet or wireless to communicate between Tivo devices Because a lot of people are new to MoCA, hopefully this quick and dirty setup information will help answer
- some hints on using Motorola MM1000 and MM1025 MoCA adapters
Not much discussion about MoCA here lately But it's useful to me since I have coax around the house and wanted to use MoCA to not only connect to TiVos in other rooms but to put some Wi-Fi access points in other rooms as well So here are some hints as to problems observations I have Maybe
- Combining MoCA and OTA signal Question w Diagram
A MoCA filter is needed to block the MoCA signals before heading up the antenna coax, and a diplexer would effectively provide the necessary MoCA signal filtering, connected as described above
- Moca Adapter Question | TiVo Community Forum
The ECB2500C are MoCA 1 1 w Fast Ethernet network ports, limiting max unidirectional throughput to 100 Mbps What brand model # adapters are you using to replace them? And where how is the second MoCA adapter being used (assuming one is being used as the main MoCA Ethernet bridge at the router)? Click to expand
- Moca again | TiVo Community Forum
So to get this straight, I purchased two Screenbeam MoCA adapters to extend my network from my bonus room cable modem to my living room entertainment center in order to get rid of Wi-Fi connection at my TV for better streaming I was unaware that my old TiVo was MoCA capable I have a TiVo
- Bolt Mini - MOCA Ethernet setup | TiVo Community Forum
A MoCA network can consist of any mix of MoCA 1 1, standard MoCA 2 0 and extended bonded MoCA 2 0 nodes; many MoCA 1 0 devices will likely bring your MoCA network to its knees, so stick with the later specs MoCA is a point-to-point technology, and two MoCA nodes will communicate with each other at the highest MoCA spec supported by both nodes
- Moca works without POE filter - Do I still need to get one?
So if Moca works just fine w o the POE, do I need to add one for any reason?
- MoCA Network Speed Troubleshooting | TiVo Community Forum
A MoCA splitter is just a splitter with an embedded MoCA filter (sometimes called a PoE filter) A MoCA filter is a low pass filter, and it operates by reflecting the higher MoCA frequencies back to whence they came Most (high quality) splitters have a high port-to-port isolation (so RF transmitted on one port is mostly isolated from the other), but if the signal is strong enough, some
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