form_title= Cable Modem form_header= Repair or replace your cable modem. Do you need to replace your cable modem?*= () Yes () No What is your budget for a cable modem?*= _ [50] Do you need help with the repairs or installation?

Time Warner Cable and RCN Cable in some high rise buildings

Crossover Cable (T568A on one end, T568B on the other)

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cable used for networking are coaxial cable,twisted pair cable,fibre optic cable twisted pair is divided in networkinn shielede and un shielded utp cable is most commenly used in networking, but optic fibre travel speed of light so it is very fast compaired to other cable so most commpany use optic fibre cable in order to aviod data loss

cable used for networking are coaxial cable,twisted pair cable,fibre optic cable twisted pair is divided in networkinn shielede and un shielded utp cable is most commenly used in networking, but optic fibre travel speed of light so it is very fast compaired to other cable so most commpany use optic fibre cable in order to aviod data loss

Cable is 100% copper, and connectors are Gold Plated. No one uses silver or gold for the cable part.

This is bit of a weird question!

I just went off loooking at a data and communications products website who do cable management supplies.

The highest product there is £1.80 a cable, but i didnt really look far.

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Need to know what the voltage applied to the cable is.

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A cable contractor installs and maintains network lines for telecommunications companies. Cable contractors service customer needs on behalf of their employees by setting up and traveling to appointments.

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Comcast cable is a great cable and internest provider that you might be interested in. They have great deals or try Mountian Cablevision Limited. Both are great companies that provide HDTV etc. for amazing tv experience

Star topology is like the network is done by easily adding another network and the most common cable is used unshielded twisted pair cable. For the star topology purpose, Cat5 and Cat6 cable is used because it is an unshielded and shielded twisted pair cable.

Cable television is a system of providing television to consumers via radio frequency signals transmitted to televisions through fixed optical fibers or coaxial cables as opposed to the over-the-air method used in traditional television broadcasting (via radio waves) in which a television antenna is required. FM radio programming, high-speed Internet, telephony, and similar non-television services may also be provided.

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Actually, it is neither. As with every technology (such as radio, the internet, movies, etc) cable TV has both advantages and disadvantages. One advantage to cable is that it can do what is called "niche" broadcasting. That means it can specialize in one thing only-- like all news (CNN) or all weather (the Weather Channel) or conservative political programs (Fox News) or all programs about animals (Animal Planet). In that regard, cable TV allows viewers to choose something they personally like and watch lots of programs related to that subject.

But while cable was supposed to provide variety, the truth is that the majority of the channels are owned by a handful of giant conglomerates, and the variety is actually somewhat limited by what the conglomerates decide they want to provide, and what they can persuade sponsors to support. Also, since only a small number of cable companies dominate, the cost of cable is kept artificially high and there is little competition. So, in terms of providing lots of programs that appeal to a particular audience, cable TV has been a boon (something positive). But in terms of providing affordable access and a wide range of views, cable TV has not lived up to its promise, although I would hesitate to call it a bane (something that is a curse). Rather, it is one more technology, one more option that people can use, or not use, as they wish.

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When considering an Internet service provider, the options available to you can be overwhelming. Likewise overwhelming can be the variations in connection speeds of Internet service to your home. Often the cost of getting your household online can have you reconsidering whether or not it is necessary, as you see the impact that is can have on your budget. Fortunately, there are options for you and your family to get Internet access in your home without exorbitant cost to you.

Your local cable provider offers Internet access via a service known as broadband Internet, or cable Internet. The broadband Internet service is delivered to your house in the same form as the cable television you receive. The major difference comes in the data transfer speed of the connection, with cable Internet providing at minimum 4 million bytes per second, as compared to just 256,000 bytes for DSL and less than 56,000 for dial up. With the simple connection of a coaxial cable into a cable modem provided to you by your local cable company, you have an Internet connection speed that is significantly faster than what you could get with a DSL or dial up modem.

Another benefit of cable Internet is the cost. The cost of cable Internet rivals that of DSL, and costs only slightly more than some dial up plans. An additional cost benefit is that most cable providers offer package deals that bundle cable Internet services with cable television and telephone services. Often, this bundling of services comes with a discount in the cost for all three.

Taking your family budget into consideration when choosing an Internet service provider is essential, and you want to make sure you get the most for your money. Cable Internet is clearly the most cost effective mode of Internet access for your home, and you can get it for around the same price as slower Internet connections such as DSL or dial up. When it comes to finding an Internet service that fits your budget, cable Internet is the perfect choice.

A crossover cable is used when connecting 2 computers together and a straight cable is used to connect a computer to a networking device like a network switch or router. This has to do with the send/receive pins of the cords, obviously when you need to connect 2 computers together you dont want them to be both sending through the same pin, so they are swapped so that what one computer sends comes through the receive port of the other computer. Networking devices dont need this as they are designed to work with straight cables.

The inner copper core carries the electrical signal, while the outer conducting sheath provides shielding and protects against interference and noise. This design helps maintain signal quality and integrity in the cable.

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Cable reels are commonly made from steel or aluminum due to their strength and durability. Aluminum is often preferred for lighter weight applications, while steel provides more strength for heavier loads.

Replace the regulator. Once the cable comes off, it's toast. That usually means there's a broken plastic guide. They cannot be purchased separately.

Cable providers offer many different individual services meant to meet different needs of their customers. Many providers have the opportunity to purchase two or more of these services at once for a discounted price. These are called package deals or bundles. The three most obvious services are cable telephony, cable television and cable Internet. These three often come in a package deal. The usual maximum number of services to bundle together is three, since cable companies don’t want to offer too big of a discount. Since cable companies have to market their products, these bundles are sometimes referred to as double-play for two products, or triple-play for three.

Cable Television

To qualify for a discount, you will at least need to order cable television. As part of your discounted cable bundle, you may have the option to order high-definition channels, if your television supports that capability. The package may also offer hardware, such as a high-definition digital video recorder. You could get a DVR without HD capabilities if you wish, or if your existing hardware will not support high-definition. A digital video recorder lets you record television programs and movies for playback later. It lets you pause, rewind and fast-forward through commercials.

Cable Internet

High-speed Internet connections range from a mere 756 megabytes per second to a whopping 15 megabytes per second, depending on your provider and the purchasing plan you have. Generally speaking, a faster speed equals a higher price. Many providers also offer extra features including ISP-provided email and parental security settings. You can opt for either a standard cable modem, or a cable modem with wireless capabilities to improve your mobile range within your house.

Cable Telephone

Strictly speaking, telephone service offered through a cable provider is voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology, since the cable company reroutes telephone calls over the Internet. This is also called digital voice service, and it is a very popular option to bundle with cable television and cable Internet. You use a common house phone to make and receive calls; it’s just the technology that is different. Calling plans also differ among providers, as well as charging schemes: some as cents per second, others are cents per minute.

By far the best and lowest cost broadband high speed Internet available to homes and businesses comes through the cable TV wire that is already in most every residential home and business. Of course there are some systems that may be a bit faster, but they require the special installation of a new cable that usually requires a long-term contract with rates that go up at the end of an agreed service term.

Cable TV is practically everywhere now, and the cable broadband Internet goes right along the same cable. It is faster than DSL and does not have the limits set by satellite Internet provider services. Cable Internet is sometimes available at different speeds for different monthly rates, but even the slowest cable Internet connection is blindingly fast compared to dial-up.

Installation is as simple as connecting a broadband modem to one of the cable TV wires already in the home or business, unless the cable is really old and unable to support the new signals. Plug the modem into the Ethernet port of a router or computer, and it works. Of course an account has to be set up with the cable television provider, but that is easy too. Most cable television providers will rent the modems to their customers. This is a good thing if anything should ever go wrong with the modem. The most likely thing to cause a modem to fail is a power surge caused by a storm.

The same cable coming into the home or business that carries the signals for all of the television stations also carries the signals for the broadband Internet. Newer digital receiver boxes communicate two ways along the cable just like the Internet modems do. The boxes send requests to get pay-per-view movies sent to the box, and the modems upload and download the Internet use through the modem. Cable TV is no longer a one way thing of just television signals coming into the home or business. Business class customers usually pay a higher price for the fastest upload and download Internet speeds capable in the system.

Cable TV providers now offer modems that handle both Internet connections and telephone service. The modem is installed and connected both to a router or computer and the home or business telephone system. The existing phones in the house connected to the already existing phone jacks now make and take calls through the cable television provider’s phone service. Usually there is a discount for having cable television, broadband Internet and telephone service from the same provider.

If you have been looking at various Internet services, then Cable Internet has probably come to your attention. You might have been slightly confused about this at first. After all, cable has traditionally been used to deliver television stations to our homes. At first glance, it seems absurd that we’d be able to get our Internet through our cable wires. However, it certainly is possible. This innovative technology has even begun to change the way people use the Internet. Before you make your Internet service decision, here are a couple benefits of Cable Internet.

1. Speed

If you switch to cable, you may notice that your Internet is much faster. You’ll feel like you’re blazing down the information super-highway rather than patiently waiting for your page to load. You’ll be amazed at how much faster the videos load on sites like YouTube. Rather than waiting several minutes for your video to buffer, you’ll be able to begin watching videos immediately. You’ll be able to download files and programs at a much faster rate as well. Your overall Internet experience will probably be greatly improved if you decide to upgrade to Cable Internet.

2. Cost

You may have put off upgrading to Cable Internet because it is more expensive than your existing Internet service. It’s true that there is a price difference, but it might not be as bad as you think. If you are already receiving cable television from your cable company, then it is likely that they have package deals available. If Cable Internet costs $20 more than your current Internet service, but your cable company offers a $20 discount on its TV/Internet package deal; then you will essentially be paying the same amount every month. You’ll basically be able to completely transform you Internet experience for free. Even if it costs $10 more per month, you may decide that the extra cost is worth it. Furthermore, many cable companies allow you to try out their Cable Internet for around $19.99 per month for a few months. This may be even less than you are currently paying, so you might as well give their service a shot.

Overall, Cable Internet is a great service. If you haven’t yet gotten the opportunity to try it for yourself, then you don’t know what you are missing.

Ther are two types of VoIP, one that requires VoIP modem and one that is through web user interface account. It doesn't matter whether it is a cable modem or an ADSL modem.so sexy.

It is connected to a door in the lower part of the heating box. It is connected to a lever about even with the accelerator pedal on the tunnel housing under the HVAC controls. Check that the cable hasn't slipped out of the arm.

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Sounds like you hooked the 3-way splitter to the RF out coax jack on the cable box, which only puts out rf on channel 3 and only what the box is tuned to in regards to programming. Hook up the line from outside to the input of the splitter, each output of the splitter to each cable box/tv input.

The most likely cause of a melted cable is an overload of electrical current flowing through it, generating excess heat and causing the insulation to melt. This can happen due to using a cable with a lower ampacity than required for the devices connected to it, or a short-circuit in the wiring. It is essential to identify and correct the root cause to prevent a fire hazard.

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Refer to the exhibit. Cable A is plugged into the console port on switch S1. What is required on the PC for a network technician to enter the initial configuration on S1?

Cable Ties 4.6*300MM For Bundles Up To 50MM can be used in the most arduous of conditions or where additional strength, security and fire resistance is required. Stainless Steel Cable Ties with its unique Metal Ball Bearing have a non-releasable locking mechanism. Suitable for use in the most arduous of conditions.

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Material: stainless Steel grade 304 or 316.

Cable Ties 4.6*300MMS For Bundles Up To 50MMS

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Though there is the new fiber optic systems that run a fiber optic cable directly to the consumer's home, cable Internet is still the best deal. Dial-up Internet is still available in areas that have no other option for connecting. DSL is still offered by the phone companies, but it is nowhere near as fast as cable when it comes to upload and download speeds. There are some satellite options too, but the costs are high and there are bandwidth limits. Cell phone broadband has monthly bandwidth limits too and is much slower than cable. In a few areas, there is broadband microwave service. This is often found in rural areas that have no cable television infrastructure.

The fiber optic Internet connections have the potential of being extremely fast, but the way it is being marketed differs throughout the country as well as how it is being implemented. Though the technology could offer super fast Internet upload and download speeds, it is either not offered or is priced way beyond cable price points. Consumers who are not familiar with the upload and download rates they have with their current cable service are unwittingly sold a product that sounds good but may not deliver.

Cable Internet service does have the restriction on upload speeds that are severely curtailed as compared to the download speeds. This is to prevent users from using up too much of the system's resources by allowing their home computer to act as a file server for the rest of the people on the Internet. Since most of what people normally do on the Internet is downloading stuff to their computers, they hardly ever notice the restricted upload speeds. It will be noticed when uploading lots of photos to image websites or when uploading videos to many of the free video websites.

Many consumers who are not happy with the Internet connection speeds of their cable Internet service provider are actually using the budget priced service from the company. Most cable Internet service providers have different tier rates of speeds that are available at a different per month cost. Many times, just a few dollars more will greatly increase the connection speeds. People do not think about it because there is the mindset that the Internet runs at a preset speed. In fact, many customers would benefit from business level Internet service from their cable Internet service for just a slight increase in monthly cost.