“Connecting a cable router Most suggestions seem to instruct you to split off the cable router from where the caber enters the house with a two slitter before you add additional spliter. In fact that was my set up, I had a spliter with 3db going to my router and 7db going to a four way spliter. I was getting error from FIOS TV that it was not getting data input. I move my router to one of the RF-G1179 outputs. It seems to be working. On another output, I had one of two TIVOs connected. I seemed to have been getting too much signal, so I moved that connection to a 7db connected behind the RFG1179, and that seems to be working, Comments?”
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Try not to use to many spliters. This nice amplifier has four outs. Connect quality Rg6 cables to them and send them to four of your components. That way you will get the most even and greatest data to your tv's and other devices that have and receive coaxial cable inputs.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Anytime there is a spitter involved the signal strength is divided. Take into consideration what you're trying to achieve best to draw out on paper (so you can remember the configuration) then connect and check Signal strength. As far as too strong of a signal for your device no such thing.
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