Hello,
I would like to use Ethernet over Coax. The frequency of the sockets is correct, and the frequency of the splitter is correct. The problem is that the house connection amplifier only "allows" frequencies up to 800 MHz. Is this a problem? If so, how can I "bypass" it? Is there anything I can buy for that?
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Anke in advance
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It won't work through the amplifier anyway. It would have to be capable of a return channel. If all the action takes place behind the amplifier, it might work. But you'd need to know which system you're using.
When it comes to a Vodafone Internet connection, the problem is easily solved. The technician comes, rips out the existing amplifier, and installs a perforated plate with
Greetings, Anna
Thanks. I have a Telekom DSL contract. I read there are PoE filters for it. Would those work?
Mietswohnung oder eigenes Haus?
You would need a master device/splitter from a specialist retailer (e.g. from Axing), as well as a return channel capable house connection amplifier, possibly new antenna sockets and a measuring device for a few thousand euros!
My recommendation is to leave it because it's far too expensive for an apartment or detached house!
It wouldn’t work with rental apartments anyway!
I'm thinking in similar terms about the budget. But I think his plan is actually quite easy to implement. It just costs money.
I would use the following:
https://digital-devices.eu/Ethernet-over-Coax/
It will not be possible in a rented apartment as these usually consist of a tree distribution and it would interfere with the TV signal of the others. Even after the antenna socket via a 2-way distributor, the TV signal will be too weak (db/bit error rate) to be able to watch pixel-free television!