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handyman · 11-07-2005, 13:01

It looks like some sort of bypass. What its supposed to do is take the CATV input and send that straight to the box, take the terrestrial input and add that to the CATV box's output. however if some of the channel frequencies clash then you'll no be able to get it to work.

Let me just check what you have done. you've connected the right hand side of it to the input and output of the box?
Then connected the ntl cable to the bottom left connector and then your tv ariel to the next one up and finally the top right connector to your tv?

If you've done all that and it does not work then you have got a duff one or your CATV box wont support it.

:-)
HTH

11-07-2005, 13:01	#2
handyman Permanently Banned Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Nr Carnforth Age: 51 Services: M6 Keele Posts: 5,462	Re: Cable / Terrestrial dual coax. input bar It looks like some sort of bypass. What its supposed to do is take the CATV input and send that straight to the box, take the terrestrial input and add that to the CATV box's output. however if some of the channel frequencies clash then you'll no be able to get it to work. Let me just check what you have done. you've connected the right hand side of it to the input and output of the box? Then connected the ntl cable to the bottom left connector and then your tv ariel to the next one up and finally the top right connector to your tv? If you've done all that and it does not work then you have got a duff one or your CATV box wont support it. :-) HTH