MoCA2.5 adapters is coming

[Samir]

Translite Global now have the MoCA2.5 in stock. We are located in Houston, Texas. Please email sales@transliteglobal.com to place your order. If you wish, you could also purchase it from the amazon link below.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Z3SB1HH/?tag=snbforums-20

What type of ethernet ports are on your devices? 1Gbps or 2.5Gbps?

 

[TRANSLITE GLOBAL]

Hi Samir,

Please find attached the link to the specification sheet of our product. https://transliteglobal.com/wp-cont...84-MoCA-2.5-Ethernet-over-Coaxial-Adaptor.pdf

Also, if you would like for someone to get in touch with you personally, you could send an email to amar@transliteglobal.com

 

[Samir]

Hi Samir,

Please find attached the link to the specification sheet of our product. https://transliteglobal.com/wp-cont...84-MoCA-2.5-Ethernet-over-Coaxial-Adaptor.pdf

Also, if you would like for someone to get in touch with you personally, you could send an email to amar@transliteglobal.com

Thank you. Any plans for a version with 2.5Gbps Ethernet ports?

 

[TRANSLITE GLOBAL]

Thank you. Any plans for a version with 2.5Gbps Ethernet ports?

Hi Samir,

I could check with my R&D team and get back with you. Is there an email that we can send you the information to?

Thank you

 

[Samir]

Hi Samir,

I could check with my R&D team and get back with you. Is there an email that we can send you the information to?

Thank you

Thank you for the quick reply. I'm sure the entire community would be interested in if this will be a possibility, so any information you can post here publicly will be greatly appreciated. You can private message me for any other details that you would like to share privately.

 

[Fwiler]

I have cable Internet and TV. How would you physically hook this up if you have a modem and stb at one location?
I'm assuming you would go from coax in wall to Moca adapter. Then from Moca adapter to a splitter. Then attach modem and stb to each end of the splitter?

I should also note that this is xfinity, and I believe their stb's use some type of moca to stream recorded videos from the main stb to other non recording stb's. I wonder if these would interfere?

 

[Samir]

I should also note that this is xfinity, and I believe their stb's use some type of moca to stream recorded videos from the main stb to other non recording stb's. I wonder if these would interfere?

The two mocas would interfere. Luckily, I think the stb also has an ethernet jack so you can just use that instead and leave the stb moca disconnected.

 

[Fwiler]

The two mocas would interfere. Luckily, I think the stb also has an ethernet jack so you can just use that instead and leave the stb moca disconnected.

After some digging around, I found that if you can change the frequency of the moca adapters, they won't interfere with moca used by cable providers.

I still would like to know the proper way to hook up moca adapter with modem and stb. Such as should I use a splitter with at least 3 outputs and attach each device at end of splitter.

 

[Samir]

After some digging around, I found that if you can change the frequency of the moca adapters, they won't interfere with moca used by cable providers.

Even if you can do that, I wouldn't try to run multiple moca systems over the same wire--it's asking for trouble.

 

[degrub]

look in the support pages for xfinity. They document how to set up a moca network with their equipment on the same cables.

 

[Booboo22]

Any forum members purchase the TL-MC84 and tested yet?

 

[TRANSLITE GLOBAL]

Any forum members purchase the TL-MC84 and tested yet?

Yes, I believe we have received enquiries and also sold to form members directly. Translite Global provides an additional discount when referred from SNB Forums. Kindly email sales@transliteglobal.com to request a quote.

Thanks,
Translite Team

 

[TRANSLITE GLOBAL]

After some digging around, I found that if you can change the frequency of the moca adapters, they won't interfere with moca used by cable providers.

I still would like to know the proper way to hook up moca adapter with modem and stb. Such as should I use a splitter with at least 3 outputs and attach each device at end of splitter.

We could assist with all necessary diagrams. Kindly email sales@transliteglobal.com to purchase the MoCA2.5.

SIncerely,
Translite Team

 

[TRANSLITE GLOBAL]

What type of ethernet ports are on your devices? 1Gbps or 2.5Gbps?

1 Gbps

 

[TRANSLITE GLOBAL]

I have cable Internet and TV. How would you physically hook this up if you have a modem and stb at one location?
I'm assuming you would go from coax in wall to Moca adapter. Then from Moca adapter to a splitter. Then attach modem and stb to each end of the splitter?

I should also note that this is xfinity, and I believe their stb's use some type of moca to stream recorded videos from the main stb to other non recording stb's. I wonder if these would interfere?

We could assist with all necessary diagrams. Kindly email sales@transliteglobal.com to purchase the MoCA2.5.

SIncerely,
Translite Team

 

[Samir]

1 Gbps

It will be nice to have 2.5Gbps as an option. Then these could be used on a 2.5Gbps network as well.

 

[TRANSLITE GLOBAL]

It will be nice to have 2.5Gbps as an option. Then these could be used on a 2.5Gbps network as well.

There are two of the 1 gigabit ports on each device.

 

[Samir]

There are two of the 1 gigabit ports on each device.

I know and that is great but for those that want to go beyond 1Gbps as it is starting to happen, having 2.5Gbps moca as a separate product should be easy to do as only the eth chipset would have to change. And that market will pay extra for that as well.

 

[JackT]

There are two of the 1 gigabit ports on each device.

Does this mean I can have two different networks each 1gbps connecting through the adapter? Will it differentiate?

 

[Booboo22]

Does this mean I can have two different networks each 1gbps connecting through the adapter? Will it differentiate?

It's a switch... just like your Ethernet switch has multiple ports. So two computers, one on each 1GigE port could be transmitting/receiving at full speed and the uplink (MoCA 2.5) would transport those two sessions.