Moca test printable pdf pdf#

Inbound cable -> MoCA POE Fillter -> MoCA 2.0 splitter ->Cable to modem Prior to that splitter, you will need to install a MoCA Point of Entry filter (POE Filter). The splitters are available despite the lack of a current web site. Holland Electronics web site hasn’t been running for a while now, don’t know why.

Moca test printable pdf pdf#

These Antronix splitters are used by Rogers and perhaps if you come across a Rogers tech, you could ask him or her for a two port MoCA splitter such as the one’s shown in the pdf file.Īlternatively, there are MoCA 2.0 splitters manufactured by Holland Electronics: You need to replace that splitter with one that is MoCA 2.0 qualified such as this: Sorry for all the questions, any advice would be appreciated it Here is the splitter that was used at the fuse boxĭo I need to buy different splitters that have Moca compliance? The coax cable works fine with the router but not the adapter so what could go wrong?

Nevertheless, I have tried using the incoming cable for the adapter and no coax light either. There is also a fuse box in the basement, I opened it and saw there is a junction like a picture above. There is cable box outside the house, I tried to open it and see only one coax cable there which was the one that Modem is currently using. I have tried to unplug the incoming cable that I believe is the POE cable and plugged it into my adapter but go no coax light signal either. I went to the basement and saw the cable junction like this. I tried to use the old coax cable from the living room but got no coax cable light signal. However, I moved my router to the other room and it has coax cable from outside the house plugged in. P reviously, my Router had a coax cable in the living room and it was working fine. My Router was XB7 Generation 2 and I have the Moca function enabled. So I have recently bought a Screenbeam Moca 2.5 adapter