Recent content by kps246

Tes, that's about thd best a Firestick can do. OTG cable is the only way to hardwire one.

The second ethernet cable went from the X75 to the USB gigabyte adapter.

Just thought I'd update you on what I ended up doing. I have a TP-Link x75 by each TV. I ran the ethernet cable from the FCA252 to my X75, I then ran another ethernet to a 1 gig USB ethernet adapter, then to an OTG cable, then to a Firestick. I am getting a consistent 340- 360mbps on all my TV'S...

I got everything put together, and it's up and running smoothly. Thanks for your help, and your diagram. Very informative and easy to understand.

I have a pretty good wireless system that I'll continue to use until the components get here. I live in Florida in a concrete block house. The router is not centrally located, so streaming can be spotty, especially in the evening hours. Want the wired connection for a more stable signal.

Yes, that's for landline phone which I don't have. I think there's only 2 in the house.

Thanks for your help. I'll have to order the splitters from Amazon. I only have 5 coax outlets in my house, so all the runs should be homeruns with no hidden splitters. I'll let you know how it works out when i get it put back together.

Here's the pictures from my access box. The original setup was a 2 way splitter into the 4 way splitter. Looks to me like he has bypassed my whole coax system and just connected to 1 coax which goes to the office where the router is, which is right behind the panel. I also see the splitters...

Yes, all FCA252's are in the LAN position.

There's an access panel in my garage I'll have to get into. I do remember him unhooking something in there. I'll have to move a bunch of stuff to get to it. I'll do that tomorrow and get back to you. I'll take some pictures also.

I recently got Frontier fiber internet installed. The tech installed a FCA252 (set to 25GW), and connected it to my Deco X75 Pro mesh system. I don't have cable TV any more, so I want to set up a wired internet utilizing a Moca connection. I looked inside the ONT box, and there is not another...