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- 01-31-2012 03:21 PM #21
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If the Ethernet wire to your router is still there, just plug it in to your HR21, and you don't need the decca adapter for that box. As long as the home cinema kit and HR21 ethernet are run to the same router, they will see each other. Ethernet is a better connection anyway.
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- 01-31-2012 03:32 PM #22
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- 01-31-2012 04:54 PM #23
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- 01-31-2012 05:50 PM #24
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Yes, it will work. The issue with putting the internet connection directly into the back of the receiver only applies to the H/HR24 models where doing so disconnects the internal DECA. A DECA only converts the twisted pair signal to something that can move over the coax and back. In your case you can insert the internet to the back of you HR21 and things should be OK. But, like said before, it is "unsupported". So you can't call with problems. But, we can certainly help.
- 01-31-2012 06:10 PM #25
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- 02-03-2012 08:05 AM #26
The only reason it is usupported is that DirecTV doesn't want to take any responsibility for the customers home network. Their techs are not trained in router and network configuration, and Directv doesn't want to be blamed for screwing up someones home network. By using decca and only making one connection to the customers network, they save themselves a lot of headaches.
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- 02-03-2012 08:10 AM #27

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