Recent content by mrroboto007

Hi, sorry for the delayed response. First, I want to thank you for responding and providing further insight into how I can get MoCa to work within my current Comcast/Xfinity setup. Second, I have put this on the back burner as I debate whether, from a cost perspective, it's worth adding 4 -6...

Thank you for all of the information you've provided. I will definitely let you know how this turns out when I have the opportunity to implement this change.

Thank you very much! I'm glad I found this forum.

Thank you very much for your time and patience! Is there a recommended power inserter? I'd rather not involve Comcast if that can be avoided and would prefer to do this myself if possible.

Yes, I responded in the body of the text. My responses are in blue.

Yes, that's the coupler referenced in point 1. This coupler joins the coaxial from the splitter to the coaxial run into the basement. The box was for a previous DirecTV amp/splitter that used to feed all TV service lines.

Hi, sorry for the delayed response as I've been away. I've attached my crudely attempted hand-drawn diagram. It's within this network I'd like to introduce a MoCA device to replace the powerline adapter. Thank you in advance for your time and input.

Hi. Thank you for your informative posts. I couldn't create a diagram so here is a description of my network: Comcast from pole to Splitter 1 Splitter 1 feeds the MVRA502B in the Attic. This feeds the TV's on the second floor. Splitter 1 feeds the Arris Modem which feeds the Asus RT-AC66U...

Hi. My router and cable modem are on the second floor. My kid's Xbox one and Fire TV box are on the first floor. Internet connectivity to these devices is through powerline adapter connected to a Netgear switch. These devices experience latency and I was hoping MOCA would be able to provide...

Thank you for the response. I have to invest in new amps so I have to do a cost-benefit analysis to determine whether to proceed down this path.

Thank you very much for your feedback.

Hi, Thank you for the response. Can you suggest an upgrade to replace the amps? Or should I reach out to Comcast and ask if they will upgrade the amps?

Hi, I recently purchased two Actiontec ECB6200 adapters. I have Comcast/Xfinity cable with a Cisco DPC3939 modem. I also have an Asus RT-AC66U router in the mix. When I connect the ECB6200 to my wall coax connection, the Power, Coax and Ethernet lights are all lit on the Actiontec device but...