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HELP, SETTINGS, & MESSAGES
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WIRED ETHERNET SETTINGS
Most of the time, you will not need to configure these settings, as they are usually configured
automatically when you first set up your TiVo BOLT. However, if necessary, you can use this
page to configure how the TiVo BOLT receives an IP address, or you can assign a static IP
address and other network information manually. Follow the on-screen instructions to
configure your wired network.
MOCA SETTINGS
A MoCA (pronounced “Mocha,” like the chocolate-flavored coffee drink!) connection is a
great option if you want a wired connection to your TiVo box but you don’t have easy access to
a wired Ethernet cable. MoCA delivers the same high-speed network connection you get
through an Ethernet cable, but delivers it through your existing coax wire (the wire you use to
receive cable TV). When you set up MoCA in your home, your TiVo box will receive cable TV
and connect to your home network through that one cable!
IMPORTANT: If you are using a TiVo BOLT with MoCA and you have an antenna connected to
your home’s coax network, you MUST also install a 70 dB POE filter.
Joining an existing MoCA network
Simply connect a coax cable to your TiVo BOLT.
IMPORTANT: If you are using a TiVo BOLT with MoCA and you have an antenna connected to
your home’s coax network, you MUST also install a 70 dB POE filter.
1. Go to ‘Settings & Messages’ > ‘Network Settings’ > ‘Change Network Settings.’
2. Select ‘Connect using MoCA.’
3. Choose ‘Yes, turn on MoCA.’
4. Confirm the default MoCA settings. Note: Use the default settings unless a professional
installer instructs you to change them.
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