Hello,
as per subject, I've connected the the push in cable with the black tag at the end into the white box (splitter, I guess) and I'm stuck with the other end with the red tag marked 'Wall socket / Push in don't screw', but the other end of the existing Virgin Media cable already has an isolator extension to which has been attached a 2-splitter/attenuator as in the pictures. All the connections in the existing coaxial cable are the screw-in type (this house had VM up to 2.5 years ago) and the new ones from VM are push-in. See pictures.
Above the existing configuration, original VM cable with a screw-in isolator extension and then a splitter screw in extension. Following picture of the disconnected isolator:
Following, picture of the splitter and how it connects:
The following picture shows part of the kit I received today: the white (splitter) box to which I've connected the black end of the cable (both ends are push-in).
What to do next? Should I get rid of the two extension bits (the old isolator one and and the old splitter one) as the new kit already seems to have an isolator and a splitter and then connect the red end of the cable from the new kit (last picture) to the existing cable that comes out of the wall using an adaptor? And am I correct in assuming I need a coaxial adaptor that has a female screw-in at one end and a female push-in at the other end, as both the old cable and coming out of the wall and the new push-in from the kit (red end) are males? Is it a common thing and can I find it at local shops cheaply? Or could I simply push in the red end of the cable from the new kit to the green female end (one of the two) of the existing splitter/attenuator? And if so, wouldn't I then have two isolators and two splitters/attenuators?
