what tool to open the scv connection point box outside my flat? is it a std alan key (6 sided) or is it a 5 sided or other type? thank you. And if i want to share that connection with all 3 rooms, what is the best equipment to use (splitter and cable specifications) Thank you for your kind help, and pardon my ignorance on the matter.

what tool to open the scv connection point box outside my flat? is it a std alan key (6 sided) or is it a 5 sided or other type? thank you. And if i want to share that connection with all 3 rooms, what is the best equipment to use (splitter and cable specifications) Thank you for your kind help, and pardon my ignorance on the matter.

dont think you can touch the one outside ur house leh. starhub had to call some specialized technician to come activate my connection outside the house. and it's chargeable

dont think you can touch the one outside ur house leh. starhub had to call some specialized technician to come activate my connection outside the house. and it's chargeable

normal electrician can do already. coaxial signals are ancient tech compared to fiber.

why dont you split inside your house? outside technically not your property.

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Edited March 11, 20206 yr by GwaneTIme

On 5/18/2012 at 12:58 PM, dinaanu said:

what tool to open the scv connection point box outside my flat? is it a std alan key (6 sided) or is it a 5 sided or other type? thank you. And if i want to share that connection with all 3 rooms, what is the best equipment to use (splitter and cable specifications) Thank you for your kind help, and pardon my ignorance on the matter.

Are you trying to recycle the SCV points for LAN access? There are devices on the market you can buy for this.

cable TV is kaput now... 

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To open an SCV (StarHub) cable TV connection point, you typically need a standard flathead or Phillips screwdriver. The connection point box is usually secured with screws that can be easily removed with these tools.

If you're unsure or encounter any difficulties, it might be best to contact your service provider or a professional technician to avoid any potential issues with your connection.