UStec TP-IPR8 User Manual

UStec

Residential Structured Wiring User Manual

Model Number:

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Glossary

System Topology

MDU series

tecReady MDU222 tecLAN MDU Basic tecLAN MDU iLAN MDU

400 Series for CATV

tecReady 400 tecLAN 400 Basic tecLAN 400 iLAN 400

800 Series for CATV

tecReady 800 tecLAN 800 Basic tecLAN 800 iLAN 800 iLAN 800 – GS

800 Series for Satellite TV & Antenna

tecSat 800 Basic tecSAT 800 iSAT 800

850 Series for Satellite TV & CATV

tecSat 850 iSAT 850

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Set Top Box note:

Satellite Internet Hookup

Two-Way Satellite One Way Satellite

Computer Networking

Surveillance Cameras

Infrared Remote Controls

Audio Distribution

Third Party equipment examples

IP cameras MP3 Player The Future

UStec Modules

Panel Modules Ampliﬁed Coax Module CX-AMP16 Ampliﬁed Coax Module CX-AMP8 Internal 8-Way CX Module CX-DM8 CX-4X4U & CX-4X4U.1 Distribution Modules Satellite Multiswitch CX-DSS4 Satellite MultiSwitch Module CX-DSS58 Satellite MultiSwitch Module CX-HDA58 Camera Module CX-CM4 Audio Speaker Hub Module AU-2X4 Power Supply Module UX-DC6.2 TP Input Module TP-IN4RS TP Module TP-DM10R TP Module TP-DM6R Computer 10/100BaseT Switch Module TP-10/100BT Computer 10/100 Ethernet Switched Router Module TP-IPR8 Telephone Integration Module TP-KSU8 Surveillance Cameras (CMA-OBW, CMA-OC, CMA-IBW, CMA-IC) RJ45 Universal Breakout Box UB4.5 (tecFlex Line Chooser)

UStec Basic Troubleshooting.

Telecom Issues No Cable Television or Off-Air Signals Ethernet Connection Issues

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UStec Structured Wiring User Manual

Congratulations on your purchase of a UStec structured wiring system. The technologies employed in your home allow for the utilization of numerous advanced technologies today, and is ready for new technologies tomorrow.

We here at UStec want to thank you for the purchase and would like to welcome you to the iLife! This user guide is designed to provide you familiarity with your system as well as provide you with some ideas to further utilize it.

Like all products at UStec, this manual will be constantly updated to better serve you. We value and rely on your input, so if there is something you would like to see please let us know.

Once again, Thank you.

Copyright Information The information contained in this publication represents the current view of UStec Incorporated on the date of publication. Because UStec must respond to ever changing market conditions, UStec cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information presented after the publication date.

This document is for informational purposes only. UStec makes no warranties, expressed or implied, in this publication.

Other products and/or company names mentioned in this publication may be the trademarks of their respected owners.

tecGate, tecServer, iLAN, iSAT, tecFlex, tecCenter, and iLIFE are registered trademarks of UStec Incorporated.

UStec Incorporated 100 Rawson Rd. Suite 205 Victor, NY 14564

3/25/2002

Glossary

There are some terms used throughout this manual that may need some clariﬁcation. This section provides the basic terminology and usage as deﬁned in a UStec system.

Bandwidth

carry when it is correctly installed. The range of frequencies the system will handle.

Baseband

There is no manipulation of the signal as in Broadband. An example are the RCA outputs on your VCR.

Bonded Pairs

together during manufacturing to resist separation and exhibit greater dimensional stability.

Broadband -

with RF video systems, baseband signals are modulated to individual frequency ranges. It is the sum of all these used frequencies that refers to broadband. Broadband is also being deﬁned in Internet terms to designate a high bandwidth connection.

Bundled Cable

unit. UStec bundled cables are 2x2. Bundled cables are also called loomed, speed-wrap, and whip-cable construction.

Cable Modem -

the high speed cable signal to Ethernet and or USB.

- The amount of information the telecommunications system can

- Transmitting signals sequentially in their own frequency range.

- Conductor pairs in twisted-pair cables that are bonded

Transmission of signals in a broad frequency range. Typically

- An assembly of cables “bundled” together to form one cable

A device used for cable high speed Internet access. Converts

Cat 5E cable –

ually twisted at different twist rates for performance. Category 5E is actually a performance rating of the cable. In the bundle there is one Blue Category 5E for telecom and one Green Category 5E for data communications.

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Cross-talk -

in the other pairs. Cross-talk is caused by the magnetic ﬁelds in one pair generating a voltage in another pair.

Data

– The connection point for Ethernet enabled devices such as computers

and IP cameras. Requires Ethernet capability in the UStec tecCenter.

DBS

– A method of delivering “cable television” from satellites in the sky. DBS is an acronym for Direct Broadcast Satellite. DirecTV and Dish networks are two examples.

DSL

- A medium for high speed bandwidth of a pair of copper wires. DSL is an acronym for Digital Subscriber Line. In a residential setting the most common form of DSL is known as ADSL. Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line.

Undesirable signal coupling to one pair in the cable from signals

EIA/TIA-568-A

to plan and install structured cabling systems, and establishes performance and technical criteria for interfacing and connecting cable and telecommunications devices. Not to be confused with T568A which is a color code scheme.

Ethernet

Externals -

These services may include CATV, satellite TV, broadcast TV, telephone, and high speed Internet access.

Forward Channel -

sion.

Frequency

expressed in Hertz (Hz).

Gain

- The amount of increase in signal. +3db indicates that the signal level will be 3dB higher on the TV out ports than what went into the input. -13dB refers to the loss of signal level that occurs going back to the headend equipment.

Gateway Server

services for the home. Currently they include Internet connection sharing, ﬁle sharing, security, ﬁrewall protection, application serving.

- A standard for a generic cabling system; it enables installers

- A standardized way of connecting computers in a network.

Signals that enter the home from a utility or service provider.

Signals from the CATV headend or antenna to the televi-

- In alternating current, the number of cycles per second; also

- A device located in the UStec system that provides gateway

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Internal – Connection port on the tecPort. It is used for sending RF modulated signals back into the system for whole house delivery. If satellite is used in the home, it also distributes the satellite signals to the satellite receivers.

Internal Signals - Signals generated within the home and processed and distributed by the tecGate panel. The signals may be from VCRs, DVD players, audio equipment, security cameras, and home computers.

LNB – A device situated on the front of a satellite dish that collects the weak signals from the satellites typically at 12.2 -12.7 GHz, ampliﬁes them and block converts them to 950- 1450 MHz. Technically this is actually an LNBF. An acronym for Low Noise Block converter/Feedhorn.

Network - The network is the UStec system and any connected devices to it. That can include but is not limited to computers, satellite receivers, VCR’s, DVD’s, televisions, or telephones. When most people think of networks, they envision computers. Your UStec system is the next evolution of that including all devices.

Network Camera- UStec offers a line of both indoor and outdoor color and black and white cameras that are viewable on any television in the home. Typical uses for them are front and rear door security cameras, as well as baby monitoring.

NID – The Network Interface Devices is the connection point typically on the side your home where the connections from the street services such as telephone, cable, and high speed broadband are connected to the UStec house network. From the NID your services pass to the UStec system in your home.

Phone- The connection point for the phone on a tecPort.

Reﬂection - The phenomenon that occurs when an AC signal encounters a

different medium or impedance and is returned to the original medium. Also called Return Loss

Return Channel - Signals that pass from the residence back to the service provider headend.

RF Modulator – This device is capable of taking any device with baseband line level outputs (RCA style jacks) and turning them into a cable TV or UHF

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television channels. For example this is useful for watching a satellite receiver or DVD player anywhere in the house.

RG6 Coaxial Cable – Cable designed for the distribution of broadband. UStec cable is designed and guaranteed to handle frequencies up to 2400 MHz (2.4 GHz).

RJ31X – An interface to make connections to security equipment is called the RJ31X. The jack is an industry standard interface that allows the security/ﬁre panel to obtain telephone line control to notify the proper authorities.

Set Top Box- A device such as a satellite receiver or cable television company converter box for viewing of television signals.

Standard - A speciﬁcation or a set of speciﬁcations that describe the qualities or criteria that a product or service must meet to receive the approval of an industry association or other oversight group.

Star Topology - A system design in which the cable runs radiate outward in the shape of a star from a central location. Each run is continuous, i.e., it has no taps and no splices.

Structured Wiring - The process of planning and installing a high bandwidth distribution system that transports audio, video, data, and telecommunications throughout a home.

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T568A -Wiring method speciﬁed in EIA/TIA-568-A standard for Category 5 plugs and jacks.

tecFlex Line Chooser – Each Category 5E jack in your room locations is capable of carrying up to 4 telephone lines (numbers). The line chooser makes it simple to connect to the line of your choice at any jack.

tecGate Server - A modular, expandable electronic gateway for the in-home distribution of external services such as CATV, satellite TV, broadcast TV, telephone, and high speed. It is also called the tecCenter or tecPanel.

tecPort – The termination point for a tecWire bundle is at the wall plate called a tecPort. It has 2 RG6 Coax and 2 enhanced Category 5E wires. There are other conﬁgurations available as well such as for wall phone’s, phone only locations, or independent data jacks.

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tecReady/tecLAN/iLAN – This is a a model classiﬁcation system to denote features. The tecReady systems provide for basic connections, the tecLan is the next step in line, and the iLAN is the all in wonder product.

tecWire- tecWire is a jacketed bundled cable providing 2 enhanced Category 5E cables and 2 high frequency RG 6 coaxial cables.

Topology - The physical layout of a system and how it is connected.

TV-out – The port on the tecPort that television or VCR’s are connected to.

Twisted Pair Cable - A cable in which the pairs of conductors are twisted

together in a carefully controlled manner to achieve improved electrical characteristics for high frequency signal use. The twisting helps keep radiation and absorption to a minimum.

Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Cable - A form of twisted pair cable that does not contain a grounded conductive shield. When a signal is transmitted, equal current ﬂows through each of the wires in the pair, but in opposite directions.The twisting of the pairs keeps them close together and their ﬁelds overlap and cancel out, eliminating radiation into adjacent pairs.

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System Topology

The UStec system is designed as the heart of the electronic lifestyle in your home. The diagram below shows how various technologies integrate with the system. Your system may include some or all of these features.

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Telephone - Computer Networks - Fax - Remote Controls

Power Line: Energy Management - Service Diagnostics - Automation Controls

There are four main stages to your UStec system.

•Termination cabinet (tecCenter)

•2X2 tecWire

•tecPorts

•Network attached devices.

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When your home was wired, the UStec cabinet and 2X2 tecWire wiring systems were put in place. These are the ﬁrst two of the four stages.

In the room locations the connection points called tecPorts are the third stage.

Lastly any UStec components such as RF camera’s, IP camera’s, or your electronic components such as televisions, etc. make up the fourth component set.

The tecCenter is the central location in your home where all the tecWires are terminated in one location. This is the network hub. All signals that enter your home, or are generated in the home are distributed through the UStec tecCenter panel. This is what allows you to use an RF modulator in one room, plug it into the internal cable and distribute to the whole home.

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The most important part of your system is the tecWire in the walls. It is easy to make changes to devices outside the walls, but difﬁcult to make changes inside them.

The tecCenter installed in your home was chosen to meet the criteria set forth by either the homeowner or the builder. The following chart shows the differences between the systems, and methods for choosing the right system.

2X2 tecWire

tecready

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tecSAT

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The next seven sections will discuss the systems based on the chart above. Please use the images to judge your system if the installing dealer did not write the model down on the front page of this manual.

iSAT

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MDU series

The MDU Series is designed for multi-family dwellings wired with UStec 2X2 tecWire for up to 4 multimedia tecPort locations. Each model provides a passive coaxial cable distribution for up to 4 TV’s. The tecLAN MDU Basic models and higher include a cable signal combiner with a built-in high pass ﬁlter to eliminate potential interference with cable channels from in-home generated VCR,DVD or camera channels. Up to 10 phone locations may be provided, each with 4 phone line capacity. The optional holsters provide a hinged mounting bracket for cable modems, DSL modems, and home server

appliances. (Holsters standard on iLAN versions)

Common to all systems is the UX-75x cabinet that houses all the wire and tecCenter equipment. Each cabinet houses an electrical outlet in the lower right hand corner to power UStec and third part peripherals.

Each system is enclosed in a integrated plastic cover and drywall trim kit. Each cover can be locked with the addition of the cover locking kit, part number UX-408.

tecReady MDU222

This system uses the UX-222 module and is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal and distribute it in up 4 different locations in the home. It can accept up to four telephone lines and distribute them to 10 different locations in the home. Additionally it has a RJ31X line grabbing inter-

face for a security panel. This system can be upgraded to any of the following systems.

tecLAN MDU Basic

This system is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal up to 4 different locations in the home. The CX-4X4U module that distributes the off-air or cable television signals also has 4 internal inputs. The internal ports allows for in home generated television signals to be viewable anywhere in the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in the bedroom. The TP-DM10B telecom module will distribute

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up to 4 incoming telephone lines out to 9 different locations in the home. This device can be upgraded to any of the following MDU systems.

tecLAN MDU

This system is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal up to 4 different locations in the home. The CX-4X4U module that distributes the off-air or cable television signals also has 4 internal inputs. The internal ports allows for in home generated television signals to be viewable anywhere in the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in the bedroom.

Up to 4 incoming telephone lines are plugged into the TP-IN4RS module. This device will surge protect all 4 incoming telephone lines and distribute them to 10 different locations via the TP-DM10R module. Additionally the TP-IN4RS module provides security line grabbing interfaces (RJ31X) on telephone lines 1 and 2. This module also provides a conduit to Key System telephone Units (KSU). This system can be upgraded to the following systems.

iLAN MDU

This system is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal up to 4 different locations in the home. The CX-4X4U module that distributes the off-air or cable television signals also has 4 internal inputs. The internal ports allows for in home generated television signals to be viewable anywhere in the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in the bedroom.

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Up to 4 incoming telephone lines are plugged into the TP-IN4RS module. This device will surge protect all 4 incoming telephone lines and distribute them to 10 different locations via the TP-DM10R module. Additionally the TP-IN4RS module provides security line grabbing interfaces (RJ31X) on telephone lines 1 and 2. This module also provides a conduit to Key System telephone Units (KSU).

A six port (1 is broadband connection, 1 is cascade to optional second unit) 10/100 Ethernet switch is included as well. It provides for the connection of up to 4 different computers in addition to a broadband sharing device that is mounted in the included gateway holster.

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The ﬂexible holster design is capable of handling a host of broadband devices from cable modem routers, xDSL routers, even third party servers.

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400 Series for CATV

The 400 Series is designed for homes which are wired with UStec 2X2 tecWire for up to 4 multimedia tecPort locations. Each model provides a passive coaxial cable distribution for up to 4 TV’s. The tecLAN400Basic models and higher

include a cable signal combiner with a built-in high pass ﬁlter to eliminate potential interference with cable channels from in-home generated VCR,DVD or camera channels. Up to 10 phone locations may be connected, each with 4 phone line capacity. The optional holsters provide a hinged mounting bracket for cable modems, DSL modems, and home server appliances.

Common to all systems is the UX-10x cabinet that houses all the wire and

tecCenter panel equipment. Each cabinet houses an electrical outlet in the lower right hand corner to power UStec and third part peripherals.

Each system is enclosed in a integrated plastic cover and drywall trim kit. Each cover can be locked with the addition of the cover locking kit, part number UX-408.

Optional satellite connectivity can be added to these system. Contact your dealer for more information.

tecReady 400

This system uses the UX-222 service module and is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal and distribute it in up 4 different locations in the home. It can accept up to four telephone lines and distribute them to 10 different locations in the home. Additionally it has a RJ31X line grabbing interface for a security panel. This system can be upgraded to any of the following systems.

tecLAN 400 Basic

This system is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal up to 4 different locations in the home. The CX-4X4U.1 module that distributes the off-air or cable television signals also has 4 internal inputs. The internal ports allows for in home generated television signals to be viewable any-

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where in the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in the bedroom.

The TP-DM10B telecom module will distribute up to 4 incoming telephone lines out to 9 different locations in the home. This device can be upgraded to

any of the following 400 series systems.

tecLAN 400

This system is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal up to 4 different locations in the home. The CX-4X4U.1 module that distributes the off-air or cable television signals also has 4 internal inputs. The module has an integrated internals to take in home generated signals from an optional RF modulator and pass them for distribution to all rooms in the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in the bedroom.

Up to 4 incoming telephone lines are plugged into the TP-IN4RS module. This device will surge protect all 4 incoming telephone lines and distribute

them to 10 different locations via the TP-DM10R module. Additionally the TP-IN4RS module provides security line grabbing interfaces (RJ31X) on telephone lines 1 and 2. This module also provides a conduit to Key System telephone Units (KSU). This system can be upgraded to the following systems.

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iLAN 400

This system is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal up to 4 different locations in the home. The CX-4X4U.1 module that distributes the off-air or cable television signals also has 4 internal inputs. The module has an integrated internals to take in home generated signals from an optional RF modulator and pass them for distribution to all rooms in the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in the bedroom.

Up to 4 incoming telephone lines are plugged into the TP-IN4RS module. This device will surge protect all 4 incoming telephone lines and distribute them to 10 different locations via the TP-DM10R module. Additionally the TP-IN4RS module provides security line grabbing interfaces (RJ31X) on telephone lines 1 and 2. This module also provides a conduit to Key System telephone Units (KSU).

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A six port (1 is broadband connection, 1 is cascade to optional second unit) 10/100 Ethernet switch is included as well. It provides for the connection of up to 4 different computers in addition to a broadband sharing device that is mounted in the included gateway holster.

The ﬂexible holster design is capable of handling a host of broadband devices from cable modem routers, xDSL routers, even third party servers.

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800 Series for CATV

The 800 series for CATV is designed for homes which are wired with UStec 2X2 tecWire for up to 8 multimedia tecPort locations. The tecLAN800 Basic models and higher include a digital CATV ampliﬁer with a built-in high pass ﬁlter to eliminate potential interference with cable channels from in-home generated VCR,DVD or camera channels. Up to 10 phone locations may be

provided, each with 4 phone line capacity. The optional holsters provide a hinged mounting bracket for cable modems, DSL modems and home server appliances. (Holster standard on iLAN systems)

Common to all systems is the UX-10x cabinet that houses all the tecWire and tecCenter panel equipment. Each cabinet houses an electrical outlet in the lower right hand corner to power UStec and third part peripherals.

Each system is enclosed in a integrated plastic cover and drywall trim kit. Each cover can be locked with the addition of the cover locking kit, part number UX-408.

Optional satellite connectivity can be added to these system. For more advanced satellite options look at the 800 series for satellite. Contact your dealer for more information.

tecReady 800

This system uses the UX-222 service module and is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal and distribute it in up 4 different locations in the home. It can accept up to four telephone lines and distribute them to 10 different locations in the home. Additionally it has a RJ31X line grabbing interface for a security panel. This system can be upgraded to any of the following systems.

tecLAN 800 Basic

This system is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal up to 8 different locations in the home. The CX-AMP8 is a studio quality ampliﬁer built to the highest standards that cable companies require. Off air antenna or cable television service enter the input on the CX-AMP8. The ampliﬁer then ampliﬁes the signal enough to cover the splitting of the signal

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and sends it out to 8 different television locations via the TV out ports. Additionally there are 8 internal inputs for the input of in home generated signals. The module has an integrated internals to take in home generated signals from an optional RF modulator and pass them for distribution to all rooms in the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in the bedroom. The TP-DM10B telecom module will distribute up to 4 incoming telephone lines out to 9 different locations in the home. This

device can be upgraded to any of the following 800 series systems.

tecLAN 800

This system is The CX-AMP8 is a studio quality ampliﬁer built to the highest standards that cable companies require.The off air antenna or cable television service enter the input on the CX-AMP8. The ampliﬁer then ampliﬁes the signal enough to cover the splitting of the signal and sends it out to 8 different television locations via the TV out ports. Additionally there are 8 internal inputs for the input of in home generated signals. The module has an integrated internals to take in home generated signals from an optional RF modulator and pass them for distribution to all rooms in the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in the bedroom.

Up to 4 incoming telephone lines are plugged into the TP-IN4RS module. This device will surge protect all 4 incoming telephone lines and distribute

them to 10 different locations via the TP-DM10R module. Additionally the

TP-IN4RS module provides security line grabbing interfaces (RJ31X) on telephone lines 1 and 2. This module also provides a conduit to Key System telephone Units (KSU). This system can be upgraded to the following systems.

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iLAN 800

This system is designed to distribute off-air or cable television signal up to 8 different locations in the home. The CX-AMP8 is a studio quality ampliﬁer built to the highest standards that cable companies require. The off air antenna or cable television service enter the input on the CX-AMP8. The ampliﬁer then ampliﬁes the signal enough to cover the splitting of the signal and sends it out to 8 different television locations via the TV out ports. Additionally there are 8 internal inputs for the input of in home generated sig-

nals. The module has an integrated internals to take in home generated

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signals from an optional RF modulator and pass them for distribution to all rooms in the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in the bedroom.

Up to 4 incoming telephone lines are plugged into the TP-IN4RS module. This device will surge protect all 4 incoming telephone lines and distribute them to 10 different locations via the TP-DM10R module. Additionally the TP-IN4RS module provides security line grabbing interfaces (RJ31X) on telephone lines 1 and 2. This module also provides a conduit to Key System telephone Units (KSU).

Two 10/100 Ethernet switches are included as well for a total nine ports. It provides for the connection of up to 8 different computers in addition to a broadband sharing device that is mounted in the included gateway holster.

The ﬂexible holster design is capable of handling a host of broadband devices from cable modem routers, xDSL routers, even third party servers.

iLAN 800 – GS

This system is designed to distribute off-air or cable television signal up to 8 different locations in the home. The CX-AMP8 is a studio quality ampliﬁer built to the highest standards that cable companies require. The off air antenna or cable television service enter the input on the CX-AMP8. The ampliﬁer then ampliﬁes the signal enough to cover the splitting of the signal and sends it out to 8 different television locations via the TV out ports. Additionally there are 8 internal inputs for the input of in home generated signals. The module has an integrated internals to take in home generated signals from an optional RF modulator and pass them for distribution to all rooms in the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in the bedroom.

Up to 4 incoming telephone lines are plugged into the TP-IN4RS module. This device will surge protect all 4 incoming telephone lines and distribute them to 10 different locations via the TP-DM10R module. Additionally the TP-IN4RS module provides security line grabbing interfaces (RJ31X) on telephone lines 1 and 2. This module also provides a conduit to Key System telephone Units (KSU).

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Also included is a state of the art residential gateway server called IntelliWAY. This gateway device works to provide a central source for your broadband connections, from Internet connection sharing, to ﬁrewall security, ﬁle sharing, or backup. The IntelliWAY is connected to your home network through two TP-10/100BT Ethernet switches. Below is a more detailed list of features of the gateway server.

Hardware Features

•Centralized, Removable Storage (80Gb Standard)

•1 Ethernet LAN (with crossover switch)

•1 Ethernet WAN (Built-in DSL, Cable Modem future option)

•1 PC Card Slot (pre-conﬁgured 802.11b wireless optional)

•2 2 PCI Slots (1 contains Ethernet LAN card)

•2 USB Sockets (Future Usage)

•1 Printer Port

Software Features

•BaseLine Operating System (Linux based)

•Web Based UI

•Routing & Bridging

•File Sharing and Backup Support

•Service Modules

•Security

•NAT Firewall Protection

•Intrusion Management

•Anti-Virus

•Network Management

•Content Filtering/URL Blocking

•Bandwidth Control

•Remote Global Management

•Communications

•VPN

•VoIP

•Surveillance

•Remote Monitoring

•Reporting

•Entertainment

•P2P File Sharing

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Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

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Glossary

System Topology

MDU series

tecReady MDU222

tecLAN MDU Basic

tecLAN MDU

iLAN MDU

400 Series for CATV

tecReady 400

tecLAN 400 Basic

tecLAN 400

iLAN 400

800 Series for CATV

tecReady 800

tecLAN 800 Basic

tecLAN 800

iLAN 800

iLAN 800 – GS