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unislick Do you already have the TV2 signal at your second tv? If not then you will either need to connect a separate line from your 942 TV2 output to the second tv, or use 2 diplexers to combine and de-combine the TV2 signal and send it to the second TV. Once you have the TV2 signal...

unislick Do you already have the TV2 signal at your second tv? If not then you will either need to connect a separate line from your 942 TV2 output to the second tv, or use 2 diplexers to combine and de-combine the TV2 signal and send it to the second TV. Once you have the TV2 signal cable at...

I think your life will be easier if you isolate the broadband cable from the rest of the distribution. You really should only need broadband sent to one room where it can feed your cable modem and then your network router. There is really no reason to distribute the broadband cable to every...

I'm waiting to hear back from tech support for the answer to this riddle. Either way though I think I will pass on the Super Home Node because it doesn't amplify the modulator input signal which based on my calculations is something that I will need.

I looked through the manual but can't find the specs that quote the output signal level of the 622 home distribution modulator. Does anybody know this number (in dB)?

Help with Super Home Node wiring Yes - here is an easier to understand explanation. I included the text but for the diagrams you will need to refer to the attached document. I have a satellite receiver (VIP 622 to be exact) that accepts OTA antenna input and also modulates and broadcasts a...

The Home Node looks interesting. I guess the same thing could be done with an RF combiner and a single input RF amplifier but the packaging of these 2 components into 1 is pretty cool. Do you know of similar products out there from different manufacturers? Also, I would like my to send the...

Sorry - misread you question the first time. Yes you can combine OTA signals and 622 backfeed using a simple UHF splitter. Just make sure to set up your 622 to broadcast the TV2 signal on a completely clean unused channel - in other words a channel that has absolutely no reception interference...

If you are not using a TV2 backfeed, then everything is much easier. You can leave out the diplexers at the cable box and run the line through intact to the receiver. You just need 1 diplexer at the sat/antenna and 1 diplexer at the receiver - that's it. It's not terribly expensive either -...

A similar solution I also needed to mix TV2 out with an antenna and after a few weeks of research this is what I came up with. The solution is similar to some of the responses on this thread and I thought it might be useful to others. Additionally, I did not want to run a separate cable from...