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- General FAQ's
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General FAQ's
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ECB7250
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ECB6250
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ECB6200
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End of Life Products
- MyWirelessTV 2 - Wireless HD Transmitter & Receiver Kit
- MyWirelessTV 3 - 4K Wireless HD Connection Kit
- ScreenBeam Mini 2
- ScreenBeam Mini 2 Kit (ScreenBeam Mini 2 & USB Transmitter)
- ScreenBeam USB Transmitter
- ScreenBeam USB Transmitter 2
- ScreenBeam Wireless Display Receiver
- ScreenBeam Wireless Adapter Kit (with The ScreenBeam Display Adapter Receiver & USB Transmitter)
- ScreenBeam Wireless Adapter Kit (with The ScreenBeam Display Adapter Receiver & USB Transmitter 2)
- ECB2500C - MoCA Network Adapter
- ECB5240M - MoCA Network Adapter
- ECB6000 - MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter
- ECB6200 - Bonded MoCA 2.0 Network Adapter Branded Actiontec
- WCB3000N - 802.11n Wireless Network Extender
- WCB6200Q - 802.11ac Wireless Network Extender
- WEB6000Q - 802.11ac Wireless Network Extender With Gigabit Ethernet
How to confirm if the issue is caused by a MoCA-DOCSIS frequency conflict?
Check ISP equipment specifications: Contact the ISP to confirm their DOCSIS frequency plan (e.g., High-Split or Full Duplex DOCSIS configurations).
Install a MoCA filter: Add a MoCA-compatible Point of Entry (PoE) filter at the main coax input to prevent MoCA signals from leaking into the ISP line.
Observe disconnection patterns: If disconnections occur only when the MoCA device is connected and resolve when removed, this strongly indicates frequency conflict.