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Posted by Rick Merrill on February 14, 2007, 9:40 am
Please log in for more thread options the house - what is received at house, modem? I have heard that Verizon sends the analog TV signals AND 1 digital TV signal (your selection) and 1 telephone (VoIP) and 1 high speed internet. How is that all decoded at the house? What happens when converting FiOS to ethernet at the house? | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Al Dykes on February 14, 2007, 9:58 am
Please log in for more thread options If you are interested in FIOS TV, ask up front if they can deliver in your area. I wouldn't believe anything they say about the future. Also, they tear out all the copper infrastructrure. It's a one-way trip unless you pay to reinstall the copper, should you want to. Others will describe the interfaces better than I can. -- a d y k e s @ p a n i x . c o m Don't blame me. I voted for Gore. A Proud signature since 2001 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Rick Merrill on February 14, 2007, 11:43 am
Please log in for more thread options Al Dykes wrote:
>> How does Verizon FiOS transmit to
>> the house - what is received at house, modem? >> >> I have heard that Verizon sends the analog TV signals >> AND 1 digital TV signal (your selection) and 1 telephone (VoIP) >> and 1 high speed internet. How is that all decoded at the house? >> >> What happens when converting FiOS to ethernet at the >> house? >
> > If you are interested in FIOS TV, ask up front if they can deliver in > your area. I wouldn't believe anything they say about the > future. Also, they tear out all the copper infrastructrure. It's a > one-way trip unless you pay to reinstall the copper, should you want > to. > > Others will describe the interfaces better than I can. > > It is not available here (for at least 2 years) but I am interested in understanding the interfaces. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Al Dykes on February 14, 2007, 11:50 am
Please log in for more thread options >Al Dykes wrote:
>>> How does Verizon FiOS transmit to
>>> the house - what is received at house, modem? >>> >>> I have heard that Verizon sends the analog TV signals >>> AND 1 digital TV signal (your selection) and 1 telephone (VoIP) >>> and 1 high speed internet. How is that all decoded at the house? >>> >>> What happens when converting FiOS to ethernet at the >>> house? >>
>> >> If you are interested in FIOS TV, ask up front if they can deliver in >> your area. I wouldn't believe anything they say about the >> future. Also, they tear out all the copper infrastructrure. It's a >> one-way trip unless you pay to reinstall the copper, should you want >> to. >> >> Others will describe the interfaces better than I can. >> >> >
> >It is not available here (for at least 2 years) but I am interested >in understanding the interfaces. > The FIOS that a Verizon sales rep sold my predicesor at a small biz consisted of a box on the wall with 4 POTS RJ11 jacks and an RJ45 ethernet interface. I didn't look for a video interface. -- a d y k e s @ p a n i x . c o m Don't blame me. I voted for Gore. A Proud signature since 2001 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Rick Merrill on February 14, 2007, 12:29 pm
Please log in for more thread options Al Dykes wrote:
>> Al Dykes wrote:
>>>> How does Verizon FiOS transmit to
>>>> the house - what is received at house, modem? >>>> >>>> I have heard that Verizon sends the analog TV signals >>>> AND 1 digital TV signal (your selection) and 1 telephone (VoIP) >>>> and 1 high speed internet. How is that all decoded at the house? >>>> >>>> What happens when converting FiOS to ethernet at the >>>> house? >>> >>> If you are interested in FIOS TV, ask up front if they can deliver in >>> your area. I wouldn't believe anything they say about the >>> future. Also, they tear out all the copper infrastructrure. It's a >>> one-way trip unless you pay to reinstall the copper, should you want >>> to. >>> >>> Others will describe the interfaces better than I can. >>> >>> >>
>> It is not available here (for at least 2 years) but I am interested >> in understanding the interfaces. >> >
> > The FIOS that a Verizon sales rep sold my predicesor at a small biz > consisted of a box on the wall with 4 POTS RJ11 jacks and an RJ45 > ethernet interface. I didn't look for a video interface. > > The video was probably an rg59 (coax) plug carrying at least analog RF. The 4 POTS may mean you cannot hook up to your house phone wiring because each POT may have an REN of 1 (not 3 or more of a real POTS). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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>the house - what is received at house, modem?
>
>I have heard that Verizon sends the analog TV signals
>AND 1 digital TV signal (your selection) and 1 telephone (VoIP)
>and 1 high speed internet. How is that all decoded at the house?
>
>What happens when converting FiOS to ethernet at the
>house?