"incoming cable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a communication or message received via cable or wire. Example: "The ambassador received an important incoming cable from their home country, informing them of the latest developments in the crisis."
From UStec this includes a pair of full coaxial cables, category 5 twisted-pair wire with at least four separate shielded twisted pairs (half for ethernet, half for two phone lines), an amplifier to boost incoming cable and satellite signals (broadband video on coax cable) which attenuate over distance, and a nice, expandable distribution hub unit for wall mounting.
I'm installing the network (and the BT incoming cable) in 20mm flexible tubing so that the cabling can be upgraded at a later date (eg to fibre) if required.
AT&T plugs an incoming cable into a home's existing cable-television and phone wires, so customers can get cable service on their television sets, high-speed Internet access on their personal computers and the ability to make and receive calls on their telephones.
Everyone from Sony to Microsoft to Hewlett-Packard has designs on the set-top box, which descrambles incoming cable television signals.
Essentially these boxes split the incoming cable television signals off to TV sets, and another stream feeds data to a PC that is usually connected via an Ethernet connection.
Includes incoming cables, reference sources, published reports, and internal reports from colleagues.
The subseries contains correspondence, memoranda, incoming cables and reports, and other government documents and administrative items relating to specific issues and events.
Prepare for incoming numbers and percentages.
He stops incoming malefactors and gets their….
Richard Parsons, incoming chief executive, AOL Time Warner.
Or – who knows? – incoming space ships.
