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MoCA Adapter

Model MM1000

Is MoCA right for you? YES, if your home has coaxial cable near your router

and near an Ethernet-capable device that you want to connect to the router.*

MoCA Adapter

Router or Modem/Router

LAN

COAX

Coaxial Cable (Carries MoCA signals, and can also carry cable TV and cable Internet)

Optional connection to coax connector of set-top box, cable modem, or other device. Use this if

you plugged the device’s coax cable into the MoCA Adapter’s Network coax connector.

Ethernet cable

Power cube

HDTV, PC, Game Station, Wireless

Access Point, DVD Player, TiVo® Box,

or other Ethernet-capable device

Coax Cable

Network

* Your MoCA Adapter works with coax networks for cable TV, cable Internet, and FiOS or another

ﬁber optic network. It does NOT work with DirectTV®, Dish®, and other satellite networks, or with

AT&T® Internet or AT&T U-Verse®.

LAN

MoCA uses your home’s coaxial cable network to provide a high-speed Ethernet connection

between your router and an HDTV, computer, game station, wireless extender, or other device that’s

remote from your router.

- You need MoCA capability built into your router or provided to the router by a MoCA Adapter.

Most FiOS routers have MoCA capability, but most other routers need a MoCA Adapter. (See

www.motorolanetwork.com/moca to see whether MoCA capability is built into your router.)

- You need a MoCA Adapter for each device you want to connect to the router using MoCA. You can

connect up to 16 devices back to your router.

A MoCA Adapter is easy to install, with no need for conﬁguring the MoCA Adapter or re-conﬁguring

your router.