What are the HUB 2000 LAN ports used for?

[RJR]

What is the HUB 2000 LAN 2 connection used for?

[Vanadiel · Accepted solution]

All 4 yellow sockets are all LAN sockets. It does not matter which LAN socket you use as all 4 perform the same function.

[RJR]

I connected a receiver to it but the time displayed is 1 hour behind the correct time?

[Vanadiel]

I would say offset for DST in the receiver settings. The LAN port just connects your receiver to the internet. Any time or other settings are part of your receiver setup.

[RJR]

Never surrender,  never say die! I will keep trying. Thank you.

[WelshTerrier · Accepted solution]

Was this a wireless receiver prior to you connecting this to a LAN port?

All 4 of the yellow jacks on the back are all LAN ports that will allow you to directly connect either a Bell TV receiver, computer, access point, etc. using an Ethernet cable.

There is no time reset or change setting in a Bell Fibe receiver. If you are installing this for the first time, you should do a complete reboot of all of your equipment. This will update your modem & receivers & should resolve the time problem that you are experiencing

Thank you reaching out to the Bell Community Forum.

Take care

[RJR]

It is actually a discontinued Shaw receiver 630 that I am trying to use as a clock. I tried a reboot but no change.

Still an hour behind and is in the 24 hour format. Thank you for your time.

RJ

[Vanadiel]

You might want to check here. 

I am thinking it's going to be problematic to get this setup as it's equipment from a different provider and it sounds like it needs connectivity to their network for the time to be set.

It might be a better idea to just get a smart clock from Amazon for $25.

[RJR]

Thanks for your Amazon suggestion but buying a clock is not the idea here. It is the challenge. 

The new Shaw and Bell, are from the same supplier now.

I may have more help when I receive the schematics 

for the 630.