M73-APO09-800
128Mbps
HPNA3.0 over Coax
Ethernet Bridge
CCEETT--33330
0
User’s Guide
V2.0
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INTRODUCTION
This HCNA (HomePNA3.0 over Coax) to Ethernet
bridge connects any Ethernet device to a high speed
access device or to a LAN for Internet access. This
bridge brings you the newest Ethernet compatible
technology that uses the coaxial cable as the
network's physical wiring thereby eliminating the
need to install new wiring. It is designed to operate on
the coaxial TV cable installed in homes.
This bridge allows you to connect PCs and Ethernet
enabled devices, such as Switch, HUB and printers, to
a Home Networking LAN by simply plugging into
the existing coaxial F-Type connector.
Features
• Plug & Play
• Using existing coaxial TV cable to build a home
network
• Shares high speed Internet access and streaming
video
• 1 port 128Mbps connection compliant with
HomePNA 3.0 over Coax (HCNA) standard
• 2 Standard 10/100BaseT Fast Ethernet ports for
connecting to Ethernet or cable modem
• 10/100Mbps Auto Negotiation Support
• MDI/MDIX Auto Crossover Support
• QoS Priority Mapping Support
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HARDWARE INSTALLATION
Parts Names and Functions
LED Indicators on the Front Panel
LED Status
Glowing Dimming Flashing
c
Power
Powered by
DC5V
Not powered N/A
d
LAN
Link /Act
LAN 1
Link
Disconnect or
Link fail
Receive or
Transmit
e
LAN
Link /Act
LAN 2
Link
Disconnect or
Link fail
Receive or
Transmit
f
HCNA
Link /Act
HCNA
Link
Disconnect or
Link fail
Receive or
Transmit
g
HCNA
SyncMode
Sync. Mode Async. Mode N/A
Ports on the Rear Panel
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Port Name Type Functions
A
DC5V
DC
Connect to the power adapter plug.
B
DIP Switch
DIP
Reserved
C
LAN1/LAN2
(Ethernet)
RJ-45
Connect to Ethernet port on FTTH
or xDSL Modem or Switch for
Internet Access.
D
TV
F
Connect to TV
E
HCNA
F
Connect to HCNA devices
Essential Hardwares
Items Included Description Purpose
HCNA to
Ethernet
Bridge
Main Unit
Coaxial
Cable
(F-Type/
RG-59U)
Connects from
HCNA port to
coax F-Type
connector on
the wall outlet.
CAT5
Ethernet
cable
Connects from
LAN port to
Ethernet
enabled
devices as PC
DC5V
Power
adapter
Connects from
power port of
the main unit
into a wall
outlet
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Additional Items
(Not included)
Description
A well-installed WAN
environment (FTTH or
xDSL Modem)
HUB
A well-installed LAN
environment
Hardware Connections
1. Select a convenient location for the bridge near
the PC or Ethernet device to which it will be
connected. The bridge should be kept away
from excessive heat.
2. Using one coaxial cable to connect the HCNA
port to F-Type connector on the wall. Using
another coaxial cable to connect the other F-type
TV port to TV set.
3. Connect the LAN1/LAN2 port to your Ethernet-
equipped device.
4. Connect the power adapter to the DC5V port
into a wall outlet.
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The figure above shows how to connect an xDSL
modem to a home coaxial cable network. Follow the
same steps to connect any Ethernet device such as a
HUB or printer, to a coaxial cable network.
Now you should have connected the LAN port,
HCNA port and the DC5V port to the appropriate
devices or lines. LED will be as:
POWER ON
LAN Link/Act ON
HCNA Link/Act ON
HCNA SyncMode ON
For more information on LEDs, see section
"LED Indicators on the Front Panel"
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TROUBLESHOOTING
The bridge has been designed to be a reliable and
easy to use connection device. Please refer to the list
below to aid in troubleshooting.
The Power (green) LED is off.
Make sure the power adapter is properly
plugged into a live electrical outlet.
The LAN(Ethernet) or HCNA Link/Act LED is
off.
Make sure the connection to these two ports is
secure.
The Ethernet or HCNA device to which you are
connected should be powered on and properly
configured.
The HCNA SyncMode LED is off.
The LED should be always ON after power on.
The Ethernet or HCNA device to which you are
connected should be powered on and properly
configured.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Standards
IEEE 802.3 10BaseT Ethernet compliant
IEEE 802.3u 100BaseT Fast Ethernet compliant
HomePNA 3.0 over Coax (HCNA) compliant
Data Rates
HCNA: 128 Mbps
Ethernet: 10/100 Mbps
Distances
HCNA : 1200 meter maximum between the two
farthest nodes on LAN
Ethernet: 100 meter maximum
Power Consumption:
5V DC IN, Less than 4 watt
Certifications
CE, FCC Part 15
LEDs
Power
Ethernet Link/Activity
HCNA Link/Activity; SyncMode
Connectors
Two F-Type connectors, one for connecting
with HCNA device, and one for TV
Two RJ-45 for 10/100M Ethernet
Cables
HCNA Network: F-Type RG-59U coaxial cable
Fast Ethernet: CAT5 or better UTP
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