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RCA HDP50 User Manual

HDP50 Powerlink Internet Media Kit
Kit média Internet Powerlink
Kit de medios de Internet Powerlink
Setup Guide ...............................................2
Introduction ................................................................................... 2
Getting Started .............................................................................. 2
Basic Internet TV Setup ................................................................ 3
Adding More HDP50 Units ............................................................ 4
Advanced Setup Options .............................................................. 4
Lights and Indicators ..................................................................... 5
Specifi cations ................................................................................ 5
Warranty ........................................................................................ 7
Guide de confi guration .............................8
Introduction ................................................................................... 8
Confi guration de base de la télévision par Internet ..................... 9
Ajout d’unités HDP50 supplémentaires ...................................... 10
Options de confi guration avancée .............................................. 10
Témoins et indicateurs ................................................................ 11
Dépannage ................................................................................. 11
Caractéristiques techniques ....................................................... 12
Garantie ...................................................................................... 13
Guia de confi guración .............................14
Introducción ............................................................................... 14
Para empezar .............................................................................. 14
Confi guración Básica de TV para Internet ................................. 15
Para Agregar más Unidades HDP50 .......................................... 16
Opciones de confi guración avanzada l ....................................... 16
Indicadores y Luces ................................................................... 17
Solución de Problemas .............................................................. 17
Especifi caciones ........................................................................ 17
Garantía ...................................................................................... 18
Introduction
Welcome to the RCA Powerlink Internet Media Kit. Soon you'll be streaming HD content from your internet connection on your Internet-capable TV, without the mess of wires running through your house. The RCA HDP50 Kit turns your electrical outlet into a high-speed Internet connection. And it's as simple as plug and play—there's no setup requireed. You can also use the HDP50 Kit for home networking.
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HDP50 Adapter
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Getting Started
Unpacking
Carefully remove the units from packaging. If there is any visible damage, DO NOT attempt to operate the equipment. Notify your dealer or shipping carrier immediately. Keep this guide for future use.
What's In the Package?
• (2) HDP50 Powerlink Internet Media Units Just plug your Ethernet cables in, plug in the
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Ethernet adapters, and you're ready to go. See the next section for basic setup instructions.
Basic Internet TV Setup
Follow these steps to use the HDP50 Kit with a TV or other home entertainment device that is Internet-capable.
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1. Plug one of the HDP50 units into an electrical outlet near your
Internet Signal
Modem or Router
OUT
modem. The Power indicator on the front of the adapter illuminates.
Important: The Powerlink Internet Media Kit work best when plugged directly into an electrical outlet. Do not plug them into a surge protector, plug strip, or
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extension cord.
2. Plug one end of an ethernet cable (not included) into a network out jack on your modem or router. Plug the other end into the ethernet jack on the bottom of the HDP50 unit.
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3. Plug the other HDP50 unit into an electrical outlet near your TV or
Internet-Capable TV
other home entertainment device that is Internet-capable. The Power indicator on the front of the adapter illuminates.
— OR —
Internet-Capable Device
4. Plug one end of a second ethernet cable (not included) into the network in jack on Internet­capable entertainment device.
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Plug the other end into the ethernet jack on the bottom of the HDP50 unit.
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Within moments, the Link indicators on both units should start blinking. If they are blinking green or orange, your TV or other Internet-capable entertainment device is now connected to your Internet connection. If the Link indicators blink red or do not illuminate at all, see the Troubleshooting section in this manual for possible solutions.
You can use the HDP50 Powerlink Internet Media Kit to connect a PC to your Internet signal as well. Simply substitute your PC for the Internet-capable TV or entertainment device in step 4.
The opening of enclosure near AC plug to face up or frontal, the connector face bottom or rear.
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Adding More HDP50 Units
Follow these steps to add more HDP50 units to your setup.
1. Plug the additional HDP50 unit into an electrical outlet close to the device
you want to connect to the Internet. The Power indicator on the front of the adapter illuminates.
Important: The Powerlink units work best when plugged directly into an electrical outlet. Do not plug them into a surge protector, plug strip, or extension cord.
2. Plug one end of an ethernet cable (not included) into the network in jack on the Internet-capable device. Plug the other end into the ethernet jack on the bottom of the HDP50 units.
Within moments, the Link indicators on the additional unit should start blinking. If it's blinking green or orange, your Internet-capable device is now connected to your Internet connection. If the Link indicator blinks red or does not illuminate at all, see the Troubleshooting section in this manual for possible solutions.
Note: For multiple network and advanced set up tips, please visit www.rcaaccessories.com.
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Lights and Indicators
The indicator lights on the front of each HDP50 unit show you the status of each unit as well as the status of the connection between the units.
Power indicator (red)
Link indicator
(green/orange/red)
Data indicator (green)
* If an HDP50 unit loses its Ethernet link for more than 60 seconds (or if you unplug its Ethernet cable), it goes into standby mode. The Power indicator blinks in standby mode. The Link and Data indicators turn off.
On
Blinking
Off On
Blinking
Green
Orange
Red
Off On
Blinking
Off
Power on Standby mode* Power off
Powerlink Link detected, no traffic Powerlink traffic detected
Powerlink connection quality is good Powerlink connection quality is fair Powerlink connection quality is bad
No Powerlink Link detected Ethernet Link detected
Ethernet traffic detected No Ethernet Link detected
Troubleshooting
Most problems with the HDP50 Powerlink Internet Media Kit can be solved by correcting common mistakes in installation. If the steps below do not solve your difficulty, remove both units from the electrical outlets, remove all cords and reinstall making sure to follow instructions on page 3. If you still experience difficulty with the units, contact RCA customer service at 1-800-409-5111.
Your situation (system location, characteristics of the home/office) can, in some instances, affect performance and occasional interference may be experienced. Some static, buzzing or humming at certain locations within the operating area is possible. However, if you experience unusual levels of noise, follow the trouble shooting actions below.
Problem Possible Solutions
Power indicator
doesn't light
Power indicator is on; Link indicator is blinking red or off
Make sure the unit is plugged directly into a functional AC outlet— not a switched outlet, plug strip, unit surge suppressor, extension cord or GFCI-protected outlet. Try various electrical outlets. If problem persists, contact customer support at the number listed above.
The unit may not be installed correctly. Refer to the set up section and install it again.
The units might be too far apart from each other. Try different electrical outlets until you get a blinking green or blinking orange
Link indicator.
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Power indicator is on; Data indicator is off
Data light blinking This is normal. It means the units are transferring/receiving data.
Power indicator
on; Link and Data indicators don’t light
Power, Link, and Data indicators on;
no video or audio on display
Power, Link, and Data indicators on;
frozen or no video on display
Static/Interference Move units away from halogen lamps, light dimmers, and surge
The Ethernet cable may not be connected properly to the unit's Ethernet port. Check this connection on both units.
Make sure both units are plugged directly into unswitched, non­GFI outlets. Do not plug them into a surge protector.
The units may be too far from each other. Try moving them to outlets that are closer together.
Make sure your TV is on. Make sure your TV is switched to the correct input for the HDP50. Check the Ethernet connection between the HDP50 unit and your
TV. Make sure both ends are firmly connected. Try a different Ethernet cable.
The units may be too far from each other. Try moving them to outlets that are closer together
protectors—these types of electronics can cause static.
Specifications
PHY Rate
Effect Data Rate
Frequency Band
Access Methods
Qos
Modulation
Standards
Nodes
200Mbps
TCP: Up to 75 Mbps effective throughput UDP: Up to 90 Mbps effective throughput
2~28 MHz (With Mask)
CSMA/CA channel-access schemes
Four-level priority based contention access, and multi segment bursting 8-levels VLAN priority field, TOS Field QoS Classification by destination MAC address and IP Port
OFDM (QAM 8/16/64/256/1024, QPSK, BPSK, ROBO)
IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3U, HomePlug AV1.1
Up to 63 slaves with 1 master, 64 total devices 4 overlapping networks for neighbor networks with CCo failover Up to 4 masters with up to 252 slaves, 256 total devices in 4 AVLNs Max 64 bridged devices per station Up to 4096 addressable devices including bridged devices
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