 HiVoltPremium
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Toronto, ON
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Re: Rogers NEW Ultimate 150/10 With Hitron said by c2roth:said by kliles:I wondered that too (I have no idea...) but my first guess was that it is a right-angle power connector so that the box lies flat on the wall?
I can't see it being the power supply. This modem needs an AC to DC conversion, usually in the form of a brick. It also has a traditional power plug on the back. Perhaps it offers some other functionality. Maybe it's for MoCA (Multimedia over Coax). maybe you plug in an extension cord to it, or it has some retractable cord inside that you pull out and plug it to an outlet for MoCA.
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| said by HiVolt:said by c2roth:said by kliles:I wondered that too (I have no idea...) but my first guess was that it is a right-angle power connector so that the box lies flat on the wall?
I can't see it being the power supply. This modem needs an AC to DC conversion, usually in the form of a brick. It also has a traditional power plug on the back. Perhaps it offers some other functionality. Maybe it's for MoCA (Multimedia over Coax). maybe you plug in an extension cord to it, or it has some retractable cord inside that you pull out and plug it to an outlet for MoCA. But why would Rogers include that? MoCA is not something they support for anything aside from their whole home pvr service and that does not require the set top boxes to be hooked up to any sort of router or modem. |
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 elitefx
join:2011-02-14
London, ON
kudos:1 | reply to HiVolt
said by HiVolt:Maybe it's for MoCA (Multimedia over Coax). maybe you plug in an extension cord to it, or it has some retractable cord inside that you pull out and plug it to an outlet for MoCA.
Well, considering I spend a massive amount of time researching PC related hardware it sure would be nice if someone were to post the exact model number of Rogers latest cash cow in a box (then we would all know what the heck it is)...... |
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| said by elitefx:said by HiVolt:Maybe it's for MoCA (Multimedia over Coax). maybe you plug in an extension cord to it, or it has some retractable cord inside that you pull out and plug it to an outlet for MoCA.
Well, considering I spend a massive amount of time researching PC related hardware it sure would be nice if someone were to post the exact model number of Rogers latest cash cow in a box (then we would all know what the heck it is)...... »www.hitron-americas.com/products/cgn-2/
It's a customized version of the CGN2. The Rogers version has the red spots to make it consistent with the company branding, not sure if there are any internal or firmware based customizations. |
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HiVoltPremium
join:2000-12-28
Toronto, ON
kudos:17 | reply to yyzlhr
Errr, I meant to say Powerline Networking, not MOCA... sorry...
Maybe they'll be offering one of those plug in adapters that you can plug in wherever you need internet (but wifi doesnt reach or the devices dont have wifi). |
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