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6/21/2012

Motorola Dct700/us Digital Cable Converter Review

Motorola Dct700/us Digital Cable Converter
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I use this Cable Box just because my cable company is no so good and this one is the only option they offer
this cable box is just so simple, it does not provide any user value.
the output signal is provided in a Coax Cable (to set your TV on channel 3 or 4) or composite RCA connection
The Motorola DCT700 is used mainly as a digital converter box for most TVs that would originally have a basic analog signal coming through. These boxes have a very basic user menu and channel guide along with very basic composite (RCA) connections


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12/20/2011

ZyXEL PLA407 HomePlug AV 200 Mbps Powerline Wall-Plug Adapter Review

ZyXEL PLA407 HomePlug AV 200 Mbps Powerline Wall-Plug Adapter
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Out of the box, I plugged one into an outlet near my router, and another near my computer and got instant internet access! The company claims 200 mps max and currently getting right now according to their utility software between 75 and 80. That works for me as right now I have Comcast's 50 mps internet service and really don't do file transfers between my network computers so it's perfect.
Okay things getting a little more tricky if you want:
1. Encryption
2. Setting up a network name.
Encryption; followed the instructions to the letter and I could not get the encryption setup. Lights wouldn't blink as they should. I was pressing the encryption button on the controller adapter (the one plugged to the router) and then pressing the encryption button on the remote (the one plugged into my computer). I have both of them plugged into outlets next to each other in the same room but I could not get the remote adapter to pick up on the encryption. After first pressing the encryption on the remote and then the controller, it seems to take although I don't have a way to verify if encryption is implemented as there is not indication in the utility software or on the devices themselves. Would have been nice to let you know that encryption is active.
Setting up a network name; don't do it. After getting the MK Password on the remote (controller) adapter, I tried to setup a network name but ended up each time making my remote adapter not being able to join the network because the network name was not assigned to the remote adapter even though I indicated to apply the network name to all connected managed devices. I've given up since it is buggy to me.
All in all happy with the HomePlug device and will continue to use them. If it works good for the next 6 months, I am going to buy more adapters to add to my HomePlug network.
UPDATE: After reading the user guide several times, I finally figured out I was reseting the adapters by pressing the encryption button for more than 10 seconds, which would wipe out and reset the network name. I finally figured out both setting up the network name and the encryption. Press the encryption button only for 2 seconds on each devices. My take on this, if you do want to setup either encryption or a network name or both, read the user guide very very carefully. The user guide does not have the most intuitive directions and before trying to setup security on these adapters, read the guide very carefully before proceeding, apparently something I will do in the future.

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