Diplexer Question
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alright i ran a test
i hooked up, my cable & directv line to a diplexer and then i ran a cable from that one to another diplexer, which then was hooked up to the cable box and directv receiver
and it went all good
(now when i move, i will have comcast and i will hook a cable line into my directv multiswitch 5x8 (4 lnb + 1 catv) and then the multiswitch will be hooked up to the already walled in cable lines)
now with the company i have now they have this amp, and they have one wire that was run all the way to the cable modem, but from what i saw the power level was too much, so i put on a splitter just before the cable modem,
now should i have the comcast guy hook the amp (if there is one) near the multswitch or in the room where the computer will be
i hooked up, my cable & directv line to a diplexer and then i ran a cable from that one to another diplexer, which then was hooked up to the cable box and directv receiver
and it went all good
(now when i move, i will have comcast and i will hook a cable line into my directv multiswitch 5x8 (4 lnb + 1 catv) and then the multiswitch will be hooked up to the already walled in cable lines)
now with the company i have now they have this amp, and they have one wire that was run all the way to the cable modem, but from what i saw the power level was too much, so i put on a splitter just before the cable modem,
now should i have the comcast guy hook the amp (if there is one) near the multswitch or in the room where the computer will be
Amps should be where the signal is still good. If you put it by computer you will be amping a degraded signal. Garbage in equals garbage out.
As for the diplexers, if you have DirecTV HD, you will have to move the B band converter upstream towards the dish so that it is inline before the diplexers.
As for the diplexers, if you have DirecTV HD, you will have to move the B band converter upstream towards the dish so that it is inline before the diplexers.
Hey Vegas, is it true for all H20's that u can do this? In other words, are their any other restrictions when Diplexing HD ird's?
Diplexing HD signals is officially not recommended because it is a little complicated.
You need to be very careful when tinkering with CATV as they may expand and/or change their band coverage at any time and you'll wonder what happened. My local Comcast recently moved things around and my setup got munched.
You need to be very careful when tinkering with CATV as they may expand and/or change their band coverage at any time and you'll wonder what happened. My local Comcast recently moved things around and my setup got munched.
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