Starlink bridge mode to deco using Moca wiring diagram
I want to get Starlink, but read it must be bridge mode. Currently my Deco back haul run deco to deco in series.
If I understand correctly I am supposed to run all Deco backhaul from one switch at the Starlink ie in parallel. Instead of pulling wire through a concrete house can I use Moca adapters on the existing coax?
Some people say yes, but the Moca wiring diagram shows all rooms tied together at a splitter instead of running singularly to the switch.
My house is in Spain so I am trying to gather all the equipment before I go, since getting parts is difficult on the island. Also Didn't want Starlink installed if it was incompatible with current wiring. Unless I could fix it in one visit. Replacing the coax with network will be expensive especially not being there while the work is done so I am wanting to avoid this.
Hi, welcome to the community.
As you installed the Starlink Satellite service, I guess you don't use a cable modem as the internet source.
https://www.amazon.com/Hitron-Adapter-Ethernet-Enhanced-Streaming/dp/B0C47MJT83?th=1
It provided a picture of the MOCA usage in the Cable Homes(Which is quite similar to the attached picture, but a more simplified version ). As you don't use Coaxial cable service, the topology could be adjusted a little bit, such as:
And the Starlink router here doesn't have to be in bridge mode or Bypass mode; it can stay in the default wireless router mode and set Deco into Access Point mode:
How to connect Deco with Starlink
Best regards.