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Figure 23 – Room 1: SBM1400 Adapter Installation
7. Connect one of the power adapters (included) to the Power port on the SBM1400 and plug it
into the electrical wall outlet.
To install the SBM1100 (see Room 3 in Figure 22):
8. If needed, install the SBM1100 to support a second Smart TV installation in your home (see
Room 3 in Figure 22).
Note:
Installations that have integrated MoCA gateways do not require a second SBM1000
adapter (see Room 2 in Figure 22). The second SBM1000 adapter can be used to enable a
second room on the MoCA network (see Room 3 in Figure 22).
9. Disconnect the coaxial cable from your TV or set-top box and connect it to the IN connector
on one of the RF splitters (included).
10. Connect one of the coaxial cables (included) to the Coax In connector on the SBM1100 and
one of the OUT connectors on the RF splitter (included).
Note
: You can use either OUT connector on the RF splitter (included) for this installation.
11. Connect the second coaxial cable (included) to the coaxial connector on the TV or set-top box
and the other OUT connector on the RF splitter (included).
12. Connect one of the Ethernet cables (included) to the Ethernet port on the SBM1100 and the
Ethernet/network port on your Smart TV or other Smart device.
13. Connect one of the power adapters (included) to the Power port on the SBM1100 and plug it
into an electrical wall outlet.
ο The Coax LEDs on both MoCA adapters should turn ON within five minutes to indicate
that a secure coaxial connection was established between the two adapters.
ο If the Coax LED does not turn ON within five minutes, disconnect and then reconnect
the power adapters on the SBM1100 and SBM1400. If the Coax LEDs still fail to turn
ON, see
14. Power ON your Smart TV, set-top box, laptop, and any other Ethernet-connected devices.
You can now configure your Smart TV and other Ethernet-enabled devices for Internet access
through their related user interfaces.
See