It is Bidirectional Can I use it in reverse to conect 3 antennas to 1 line/tv ? null

Question

Wireman · Accepted Answer

I do not believe this adapter will work for your application. The bi-directional function is referring to being able to pass digital information back to the source as needed for digital cable TV applications. Cable wiring from a cable company passes all kinds of digital information both ways because it also includes Ethernet information.
To use two or more signal sources for one TV (or other display appliance), you would need either a video A-B or A-B-C selector switch or a component stereo system (that would decode surround sound for a home theater system) with selectable inputs.

AspieMan · Answer

I tried that, and it didn't work.

JerW · Answer

No, it does not function that way.

TomComputer · Answer

No, it is not bi-directional in that sense. The reverse direction only passes the lower frequencies. You need to use an un-amplified combiner that uses an architecture that allows multiple incoming signals to be mixed into a single signal.

Answered by TomComputer 11 years ago

RocketfishCustomerSupport · Answer

No, it won't work that way sadly. It can still take only one input but it can send the signal in multiple directions.

“It is Bidirectional Can I use it in reverse to conect 3 antennas to 1 line/tv ?”

1-5 of 5 Answers