Home Networking, WiFi, MoCA, HPNA

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Motorola VAP2400 The Motorola VAP2400 will strengthen your set- top portfolio by providing a wireless access bridge solution that delivers whole-home reach and coverage. Our next generation technology allows subscribers easy access to their video content regardless of walls, doors or other physical structures that may exist. Motorola TER-HPNA2 HomePNA 3.1 The Motorola TER-HPNA2 HomePNA 3.1 adapter enables easy home networking of Ethernet devices using the existing coaxial cable already in most homes. The unit converts Ethernet to HomePNA signaling on coaxial cables at frequencies that do not interfere with other applications such as the Broadcast TV. Actiontec HCB1000 HPNA Adapter The Actiontec HCB1000 (Ethernet to Coax HPNA Adapter) is designed to connect between two distinct and discrete networking types: standard (and ubiquitous) 10/100BaseT Ethernet, and coax cabling, the new and emerging method to pipe multimedia into today's homes and offices. Actiontec ECB2500C The Actiontec ECB2500C supports full Ethernet speed, uses existing coax cabling, reduced beacon power level, and is coexistence with cable TV services. Actiontec HPE200AVP The Actiontec HPE200AVP MegaPlugAV 200 Mbps Ethernet Adapter Kits lets you expand your current home network using the existing power lines in your house. This Powerline networking kit expands your home network with its ability to bring the network to any room in your house with a standard electrical outlet. And it's so easy to use, any do-it-yourself networker can get it up and running in a flash. The Ethernet Adapter Kit supports speeds up to 200 Mbps and adheres to the HomePlug AV standard. Actiontec HPE400AVP The Actiontec HPE400AVP MegaPlugAV 4-Port Switch turns any electrical outlet in the home into a high speed Internet connection, with speeds up to 200 Mbps. Powerline technology networks the home without having to rewire or struggle with spotty or unreliable wireless connections. NOTE: You may need the FREE Adobe Reader to view this document. If you do not have it installed on your computer, you can download it here: