MoCA Expansion Module Support FAQs

1. Find the Expansion Port cover on the back of the Wi-Fi Access Point. Next, remove the cover by pushing in on the right side until it pivots out. Then, pull it until it snaps out. Note: Make sure the Wi-Fi Access Point is plugged into power and is properly set up.
2. Grab the MoCA Expansion Module. Firmly insert it into the Expansion Port until it clicks and locks into place. Make sure the label "This side up" on the MoCA Expansion Module is facing up.
3. Once the MoCA Expansion Module is inserted, the LED light below "EXP" should turn solid yellow. If the LED light is red, check the LED indication section for more information. If the LED light is off, make sure the Wi-Fi Access Point is plugged into power.
4. Success! You can now connect a coax cable to the Wi-Fi Access Point through the MoCa Expansion Module. Once a coax cable is connected from the Wi-Fi Access Point to another active coax port, the LED light below "EXP" will turn solid green. If there’s no light, make sure the Wi-Fi Access Point is plugged into power.

You can now connect coax-supported equipment and devices, such as:


• Video Media Server
• Wall ports
• Extenders
• Personal devices

Normally, your internet travels via Ethernet cables or Wi-Fi. MoCA (Multimedia over Coax Alliance) plugs into the back of your Wi-Fi Access Point to use existing wiring.

Once you plug the MoCA Expansion Module into your Wi-Fi Access Point, it translates your Ethernet or Wi-Fi connection into a radio frequency. This signal travels over coaxial cable—the same wiring typically used for cable TV—to deliver high-speed internet to other rooms.

The MoCA Expansion Module is only compatible with the Wi-Fi Access Point.

This module uses the MoCA 2.5 LAN standard, allowing for high-speed data transmission of up to 2500 Mbps over your existing coaxial cabling. This enables you to establish a robust wired home network using your coaxial outlets or connect to devices like a Verizon Video Media Server (VMS).

This MoCA Expansion Module is designed specifically for homes wired with coaxial cable and is compatible with virtually any device that has an Ethernet port, including Gaming consoles, streaming media devices, computers and more. It does not support satellite TV devices or home networks based off of satellite TV.

No, you don’t need to download the MoCA driver. Just connect the coaxial cable, and it will be ready to use.

If the MoCA Expansion Module fails, verify the following:

1. Confirm the Wi-Fi Access Point setup is complete.
2. Plug the Wi-Fi Access Point into a power outlet.
3. Insert the MoCA Expansion Module firmly into the correct port.
4. Connect the coax cable securely to the module and ensure the line carries an active signal.

For more information, check the LED light indicator section.

Ensure the Wi-Fi Access Point is disconnected from power before inserting the MoCA Expansion Module. If unsure then power down, ensure module was properly installed, then power up the access point.

If your home doesn’t have coax connectivity, you can still use the Wi-Fi Access Point’s wireless Wi-Fi network.

You can also use the MoCA Expansion Module to connect the Wi-Fi Access Point to coax-compatible devices (e.g., Verizon Media Server, Fios TV)