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I'll be getting the Record 6 and 3 clients installed soon. I prefer to do most of the in-wall cables myself prior to the installer arriving. Do I need to run a single RG6 cable from each device to the point of entry, where the installer will install a splitter, or are additional splitters downstream OK?
I have some instances where TV's are close to each other, for instance my living room and kitchen TV's are on opposite sides of a wall. Currently, there is a single coax run from the point of entry splitter to a 2-way splitter in the wall, then a short run to each cable box. Is this topography OK with the Record 6 system?
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Domino
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http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/video/at_home/Cable_Accessories/4031235_B.pdf
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oldnavy
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Thanks, looking at figure T14484 (very much like my case), down stream splitters are fine.
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