I plan to add two POE/LPF/MoCA filters, one at each end to stop the MoCA signal from reaching the preamp/coupler/antennas and the TV/AVR tuners. With MoCA 2.0, you can reach up to 500 Mbps throughput, which is fast enough for no-lag or latency when online gaming and 4K HD video streaming. While MoCA 2.5 is the most updated, 2.0 is still widely offered and used. These adapters (Actiontec) appear to use the latest MaxLinear MxL93712 chipset.Īpplication will be over coax dedicated to MoCA and two OTA TV antennas (coupled and preamped no cable modem/DOCSIS signaling). MoCA 2.0 and 2.5 are the latest versions. 'Good as' including Actiontec-sourced firmware and documentation. EA2500 Ethernet adapter with 2.5GbE port. MA2500D MoCA 2.5 adapter with 2.5GbE port. ScreenBeam appears to be a retail outlet for Actiontec(?), so I'm assuming these adapters are nearly the same/good as Actiontex ECB7250s sold to ISPs, etc. Our product is based on MoCA 2.5 technology. Band F MoCA frequency range from 650 MHz to 875 MHz. Band E is g enerally used by satellite operators to deploy MoCA. Band E MoCA frequency range from 400 MHz to 700 MHz. The frequency range is from 1125 MHz to 1625 MHz. I'm about to order a set of ScreenBeam MoCA 2.5 adapters ECB7250:Ī: ScreenBeam Bonded MoCA 2.5 Network Adapter for Highest Speed Internet, Ethernet Over Coax - Starter Kit (Model: ECB7250K02) Band D Extended (Extended D) An extension to Band D added in MoCA 2.0. My guess is some nerd somewhere wanted their WAN configuration to be useful on a fully integrated DOCSIS 3.1 network where they expect the LAN segment to be isolated allowing for LAN or FULL while also allowing their LAN mode to be useful on legacy DOCIS 3.0/3.1 up to 1000 MHz. I've seen little real world implementations pushing DOCSIS 3.1 up from 1218 MHz toward the dream 1794 MHz. (but it does make you wonder why 1475 was selected instead of 1325 unless it was to provide guard for their custom LAN configuration too) If you need a quick, easy to deploy MoCA link on a high band DOCSIS 3.1 network, these FCA251 are a nice tool to grab for. This is all outside the house in an external box. I replaced the 3-way Commscope splitter with a BAMF 3-Way Coax Cable Splitter Bi-Directional MoCA 5-2300MHz. The 1475-1675 MHz WAN range aligns very nicely with the initial phase DOCSIS 3.1 roll outs, which is moving the downstream path all the way up to 1218 MHz. The POE filter was already installed by Comcast at the demarc point. It seems to stomp on parts of the 1.1 standard C and H bands too. I guess my C4 backward compatibility idea didn't pan out. I'm a bit confused by the User Guide's 1025-1350 notation and the screen shorts 1075 notation. MoCA LAN adapters connected to coax outlets in each room where connection is desired.Ĭlick to expand.Perhaps this odd configuration allows for interoperability with the MoCA 1.1 Channel C4 1000 ± 50 MHz equipment already in the field.

Connect Demarc cable in master bedroom closet to a splitter, with coax cables for each separate room with coax outlets connected to the splitter.Ĥ. Coax cable connected from coax port on router to coax port on wall next to the new Ethernet jack.ģ. in:xtnd Access 2 Ethernet communicates with the in:xtnd Controller 4 port and is based on the MoCA Access 2.5 standard. ONT connected via Ethernet to Ethernet port Frontier installs on downstairs wall behind TV and next to existing coax port.Ģ. TRENDnets MoCA 2.5 Ethernet over Coax Adapters allow you to use your homes. The person on the phone from Frontier said they discourage the use of the WAN adapters unless absolutely necessary and said the setup I was describing would work if the ONT is connected via Ethernet to the router.ġ. I called Frontier again, and they said they would run an Ethernet cable from the ONT location to this wall for free since I am still within the two week period from initial install. After he left, I thought about what you said about moving the router to a different location and though I could move it downstairs to the wall behind my TV and HTPC. After some further conversation, he said they do Ethernet jack installs but only on single story homes (mine is two story). Click to expand.So, after having another visit from Frontier, who seemed to corroborate what the previous techs had said about all of these MoCA connection issues, I summarized the solution as finding a way to connect the ONT directly to the Router in order to get rid of the Frontier MoCA WAN adapters. Starting with MoCA 2.0 and continuing thru MoCA 2.5, bonded channel options can be utilized for enhanced network bit rates.

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