Category: Home Networking

If your devices aren’t working, check the cable wall outlet you recently connected to the coax splitter. Use a flat-head screwdriver to remove the coax wall plate and verify the Read more

You can run ethernet cable through air ducts, but it may be against local building codes. PTFE or Teflon-coated cable is more resistant to heat and is better for use Read more

Samsung Dex allows you to use your mobile as a PC on the TV. And Microsoft 365 can be accessed directly using the TV web browser. The Easy Connection to Read more

When we spoke with an agent from ADT, they said that once the contract is up, they will not take their equipment back—so you can either leave it in the Read more

Locate the control panel of your main security system and turn it off. Locate the power source and disconnect the power. This is the quickest way to disarm a home Read more

You will need to remove a single screw, centered at the panel’s bottom, with a Phillips-head screwdriver. Once the screw is removed, the entire touchscreen will slide up and off Read more

Troubleshooting FAQs For many of our most popular systems, beeping alarms and low battery trouble beeps can be silenced by pressing the [OFF] or [#] buttons from the keypad. What Read more

How to check a telephone jack | A CenturyLink technician walk-through How can you tell if a phone line is active? In some situations, you might need to check if Read more

You can turn off your Honeywell Alarm System by disconnecting both of its power supplies. These include its backup battery and its plug-in transformer. You should disconnect the backup battery Read more

The National Electrical Code (NEC) states specific requirements for cables to be buried underground. The NEC specifies 24 in. as the minimum burial depth for 0V to 600V nominal applications. Read more