HTEM4: Doesn’t the pre-existing coaxial cable already have the capability of providing Internet?

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• HTEM5: Doesn't the pre-existing coaxial cable already have the capability of providing Internet?

  Yes, but you still need a Cable Modem. The HTEM5 is a home networking solution and is designed to use your existing coax wiring to extend an Internet connection to areas within your home.

• How to connect the HTEM4 MoCA Adapter when there is another coax cable connected to the coax wall outlet

  Locate the wall outlet where your Internet or cable signal enters your home. Connect a coaxial cable from this wall outlet to the In/Input Port of a two-way splitter. From the splitter, connect one coaxial cable to your modem/router to provide ...

• Why can’t I access the Internet when connected to the HTEM4?

  If the POWER and LINK LEDs are on, but the MoCA LED is off: Ensure that the coax cable is connected to the RF port with the picture of a coax connector If the POWER LED is on, but the LINK LED is off: Please wait up to 90 seconds for the HT-EM4 to ...

• HTEM5 User Manual

  Welcome to the HTEM5 Digital User Manual, designed to be your comprehensive guide to the HTEM5 MoCA Network Adapter. Within each section, you'll find direct web links to online articles, providing you with instant access to the most current and ...

• What if I’m told that my CODA56 cable modem isn’t approved for my cable Internet service?

  Hitron’s CODA56 cable modem is certified by CableLabs®, and is currently approved for use on Comcast Xfinity and Charter Spectrum networks. ALWAYS check with your Internet service provider’s web site or speak with someone from your Internet service ...