This video will walk the viewer through setting up the simplest type of MoCA connection and what to look for when things are not working immediately. #moca #gocoax #homenetwork
We also demonstrate what to look for when the coaxial cables are split or routed to a central splitter and we need to confirm the splitter compatibility with your MoCA devices.
When all of these fairly simple troubleshooting steps do not do the trick, you may have a truly faulty device.
The MoCA compatible splitter I demonstrate in the video:
Holland Electronics 4-Way MOCA Splitter 5-1675Mhz:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00OTOEIGK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Index:
0:00 Introduction
1:41 #1: You need two devices
2:15 #2: You need that ethernet cable plugged into the 1st device LAN port
3:05 #3: The coaxial cable must be plugged into the MoCA port on the 1st device
4:11 #4: You have to power each device
5:05 #5: You have to plug the coaxial cable into the MoCA port on the 2nd device
5:37 #6: You have to be able to trace a coaxial connection between both (all) devices
6:21 #7: Plug the ethernet cable from the end computer/switch/game console, etc., into the 2nd device LAN port
6:48 Let's talk about splitters. Where are they? Why are they?
10:01 #8 Testing the splitter's compatibility. Only 2 out of 4 non-MoCA splitters pass our test
17:09 Final thoughts