This document provides instructions for installing and configuring the CrossPower C4L5200-ETH Ethernet-to-Powerline Bridge. It includes the following information:
1) An overview of the C4L5200-ETH device and its capabilities, including providing up to 14Mbps network speed over existing power lines.
2) A description of the package contents and system requirements, such as an available Ethernet port and Windows 98 or higher.
3) A three-step installation guide that involves planning the network configuration, installing the setup utility software, and using the configuration utility software to find devices and set the network password.
Lightspeed II Marine WiFi Hotspot Sharing System - Zero Coax Cable - Marine WiFi Router System - Share WiFi Hotspots onboard your yacht or other marine vessel
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a wireless customer premises router (CPE). It includes:
1) An overview of the CPE and its capabilities, including routing traffic between a user network and internet service provider.
2) Details on proper network implementation, including using the CPE as a router between wired and wireless networks with different IP ranges.
3) Instructions for accessing and navigating the CPE's browser-based user interface to configure settings like IP addresses, default gateways, and wireless settings.
4) Step-by-step directions for basic CPE configuration options, including setting the CPE up as a router with network address translation between its Ethernet and wireless interfaces.
The document provides instructions for installing and testing a C4L6000-ETH Ethernet-to-Coax/Powerline Hybrid Bridge. It includes an overview of the product, package contents, system requirements, applications, and LED functions. Installation instructions are provided for connecting devices in an existing Coax/Powerline network or sharing a broadband connection between locations. Specifications are listed. Testing the Coax/Powerline network using Iperf software is described, including setting IP addresses, running Iperf in server and client modes, and interpreting the results.
The user guide provides instructions for setting up and using the Wireless-G Access Point. It describes the physical features of the Access Point including the LED lights and ports. It also explains how to connect the Access Point to a network and set up a basic wireless network topology with multiple wireless devices connecting to the Access Point.
Cradlepoint PS6S9000UE - USB to Ethernet Cradle (quantum-wireless.com)Ari Zoldan
Rugged, Industrial-class, Single-slot Ethernet Cradle
• Connect Symbol mobile computers into any Ethernet network
• Tailored design allows one-handed insertion and removal of the mobile computer
• Supports mobile computers deployed in harsh, dirty or extreme environments
“Wired” Ethernet Connection
• Increase efficiency and speed with 10 mbps or 10/100 mbps Ethernet connection
• Provides simple and reliable integration between Symbol mobile computers and the most widely deployed networking technology
• Performance advantage over wireless and modem
• Preferred solution for large data transfers
• Reduced security concerns as compared to wireless connectivity options
Built on Industry Standards
• Supports mobile computers operating serially, as USB “Host” or USB “Peripheral”
• Simple installation and seamless integration with existing network infrastructure
• Compatible with DHCP or Static IP Address assignment
• Minimize support, integration and hardware requirements
Improve Workflow & Productivity
• Users can access and synchronize their data while charging at the same time
• Access files, Local Area Networks (LANs) and the Internet
• Supports server synchronization software
Quantum-Wireless.com
1-877-259-4629
The document is a user manual for the GreyRapid N Wireless Network Router. It provides an introduction to the router and its features, which include allowing multiple computers and network devices to share a single internet connection via Ethernet ports or wireless connectivity. It also lists the contents of the manual, which covers topics like system setup, configuration of wired and wireless networks, advanced functions such as quality of service, security, and troubleshooting. The manual is intended to guide users through installing and using the router to set up a home or small office network.
This document provides instructions for setting up a Sky broadband router. It includes diagrams showing how to connect the router box, power cord, ethernet cables to a computer, and phone lines using microfilters. The setup involves 6 main steps: 1) checking minimum system requirements; 2) an overview of the setup process; 3) identifying contents in the box; 4) connecting the router to phone lines, computer and power; 5) checking that lights on the router are correctly illuminated; 6) installing software on the computer.
This document provides instructions for setting up a wireless router. It describes what is included in the package, the parts of the wireless router, and the information needed from the Internet Service Provider before beginning setup. There are two methods for setup outlined: 1) using the Smart Wizard on the included CD for easy, automatic setup or 2) a manual setup by connecting the router to a modem and entering network settings. The document also provides troubleshooting tips and specifications for the wireless router.
Lightspeed II Marine WiFi Hotspot Sharing System - Zero Coax Cable - Marine WiFi Router System - Share WiFi Hotspots onboard your yacht or other marine vessel
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a wireless customer premises router (CPE). It includes:
1) An overview of the CPE and its capabilities, including routing traffic between a user network and internet service provider.
2) Details on proper network implementation, including using the CPE as a router between wired and wireless networks with different IP ranges.
3) Instructions for accessing and navigating the CPE's browser-based user interface to configure settings like IP addresses, default gateways, and wireless settings.
4) Step-by-step directions for basic CPE configuration options, including setting the CPE up as a router with network address translation between its Ethernet and wireless interfaces.
The document provides instructions for installing and testing a C4L6000-ETH Ethernet-to-Coax/Powerline Hybrid Bridge. It includes an overview of the product, package contents, system requirements, applications, and LED functions. Installation instructions are provided for connecting devices in an existing Coax/Powerline network or sharing a broadband connection between locations. Specifications are listed. Testing the Coax/Powerline network using Iperf software is described, including setting IP addresses, running Iperf in server and client modes, and interpreting the results.
The user guide provides instructions for setting up and using the Wireless-G Access Point. It describes the physical features of the Access Point including the LED lights and ports. It also explains how to connect the Access Point to a network and set up a basic wireless network topology with multiple wireless devices connecting to the Access Point.
Cradlepoint PS6S9000UE - USB to Ethernet Cradle (quantum-wireless.com)Ari Zoldan
Rugged, Industrial-class, Single-slot Ethernet Cradle
• Connect Symbol mobile computers into any Ethernet network
• Tailored design allows one-handed insertion and removal of the mobile computer
• Supports mobile computers deployed in harsh, dirty or extreme environments
“Wired” Ethernet Connection
• Increase efficiency and speed with 10 mbps or 10/100 mbps Ethernet connection
• Provides simple and reliable integration between Symbol mobile computers and the most widely deployed networking technology
• Performance advantage over wireless and modem
• Preferred solution for large data transfers
• Reduced security concerns as compared to wireless connectivity options
Built on Industry Standards
• Supports mobile computers operating serially, as USB “Host” or USB “Peripheral”
• Simple installation and seamless integration with existing network infrastructure
• Compatible with DHCP or Static IP Address assignment
• Minimize support, integration and hardware requirements
Improve Workflow & Productivity
• Users can access and synchronize their data while charging at the same time
• Access files, Local Area Networks (LANs) and the Internet
• Supports server synchronization software
Quantum-Wireless.com
1-877-259-4629
The document is a user manual for the GreyRapid N Wireless Network Router. It provides an introduction to the router and its features, which include allowing multiple computers and network devices to share a single internet connection via Ethernet ports or wireless connectivity. It also lists the contents of the manual, which covers topics like system setup, configuration of wired and wireless networks, advanced functions such as quality of service, security, and troubleshooting. The manual is intended to guide users through installing and using the router to set up a home or small office network.
This document provides instructions for setting up a Sky broadband router. It includes diagrams showing how to connect the router box, power cord, ethernet cables to a computer, and phone lines using microfilters. The setup involves 6 main steps: 1) checking minimum system requirements; 2) an overview of the setup process; 3) identifying contents in the box; 4) connecting the router to phone lines, computer and power; 5) checking that lights on the router are correctly illuminated; 6) installing software on the computer.
This document provides instructions for setting up a wireless router. It describes what is included in the package, the parts of the wireless router, and the information needed from the Internet Service Provider before beginning setup. There are two methods for setup outlined: 1) using the Smart Wizard on the included CD for easy, automatic setup or 2) a manual setup by connecting the router to a modem and entering network settings. The document also provides troubleshooting tips and specifications for the wireless router.
Cymphonix active-passive high availability v9encikkidal
This document describes new active-passive high availability features in Network Composer EX Series version 9. It allows a secondary Network Composer appliance to take over traffic filtering if the primary fails. Admins select an interface to sync configurations between appliances and assign primary/secondary roles. Failover is designed to maintain internet access by optionally bypassing filtering on the secondary until the primary is restored.
The document is a quick start guide for installing and configuring a SonicWALL internet security appliance. It includes instructions on unpacking the contents of the package, connecting the appliance to a local network and the internet, and configuring a management computer to initially access the appliance's management interface using its default IP address of 192.168.168.168. The guide also provides a glossary of common networking terms and an overview of the appliance's hardware ports.
Juniper Networks is in the business of network innovation. From devices to data centers, from consumers to cloud providers, Juniper Networks delivers the software, silicon and systems that transform the experience and economics of networking.
This document provides instructions for installing and connecting an Eaton ePDU G3 power distribution unit. It describes how to set up network connectivity through DHCP or manually assign a static IP address via the LCD interface or serial connection. The document also explains how to connect multiple ePDUs together in a daisy chain configuration using an Ethernet splitter.
The document provides product data on DeltaV control network hardware, including:
1. DeltaV smart switches that are easy to install and maintain, scalable, provide network diagnostics, and offer a fully redundant network.
2. Media converters that convert fiber optic signals to copper and vice versa, allowing connections over longer cable runs.
3. Specifications for various DeltaV smart switch models, including ports, power requirements, interfaces, and certifications.
The document provides instructions for setting up a NETGEAR wireless router. It describes unpacking the router components, identifying the hardware features such as ports and LEDs, selecting a suitable location for installation, and connecting the router to other devices either using the Smart Wizard installation software or manually. The document also covers troubleshooting basic router functions and restoring default settings if needed.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring an ADSL2+ modem. It includes sections on hardware installation, connecting to the internet, configuring local network and DHCP server settings, checking status, resetting to default settings, and specifications. The document contains diagrams of the modem hardware and definitions of acronyms used.
Carrier Ethernet 2.0 expands Carrier Ethernet services by introducing new point-to-point, multipoint, and access services, as well as standardized methods for interconnecting Carrier Ethernet networks. It aims to simplify operations through specifications for multiple classes of service, service management, and MEF certification of products and services.
This document provides information about the network structure of Ashok Leyland's Alwar unit. It discusses how the network is connected through the Ennore Data Center which acts as the central hub. It also has a disaster management unit in Hosur as a backup. The data center is connected to customers, dealers and suppliers through various portals. The network uses both Reliance and BSNL connections with the ability to shift the entire workload to one if the other fails. Diagrams show how the connections are implemented through both the radio link and optical fiber link using various networking devices.
The Juniper EX series switches can simplify enterprise network architectures and reduce costs through consolidation. The EX series delivers high performance switching with carrier-grade reliability for the campus network. Features include virtual chassis technology, which allows multiple EX switches to be interconnected and managed as a single logical switch. This provides improved scalability and availability over traditional tiered designs. The EX series is suitable for access, aggregation, and branch office deployments.
The document discusses troubleshooting issues that can occur on Ethernet LAN switches. It describes how switches operate at the Layer 2 of the OSI model and that problems generally occur at Layer 1 and Layer 2. It then discusses different types of issues including switched media issues like excessive noise or collisions, port access issues related to duplex or speed mismatches, and configuration issues. It recommends using the show interface command to help identify these issues and taking steps to resolve them such as inspecting cables, checking cable lengths, or verifying configuration changes. It also stresses the importance of keeping backups of configurations and securing access to configurations. [1]
This document provides instructions for setting up and using an 802.11g wireless USB adapter. It includes sections on unpacking the adapter, installing the hardware by plugging it into a USB port, installing the associated software and drivers from an included CD, and using the wireless utility to configure settings like the SSID and security. The utility allows viewing connection information, changing basic and advanced wireless settings, surveying available networks, and viewing adapter details. Technical specifications for the adapter are provided at the end, including its wireless standards, data rates, operating temperature range, dimensions and certifications.
A network connects devices like computers and routers that allow users to share hardware and applications. Ethernet is the most common local area network technology, using cabling and signaling standards to organize data into frames and manage signals through CSMA/CD. The document discusses network security, OSI and TCP/IP models that define network layer functions and addressing, and how IP addresses can be manually configured or obtained from a DHCP server.
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The document discusses video over IP matrix solutions. Key points include:
- IP matrices allow for more flexible configurations than traditional square matrices and can include large numbers of sources and displays located far apart.
- The system uses senders and receivers to extend signals over a network. It supports adding sources and displays over time without changing hardware.
- An IP matrix controller called the EXT-CU-LAN simplifies setup and control, automatically assigning IP addresses and allowing routing from a web interface.
- Network requirements include managed Gigabit switches, support for jumbo frames, IGMP snooping, and VLANs to separate video traffic from data.
This document provides an introduction to routing and packet forwarding. It discusses routers and their components, how routers operate at the network, data link and physical layers, and how routers determine the best path and switch packets. Specifically, it describes how routers examine a packet's destination IP address to determine the best path using the routing table. It then re-encapsulates the packet and forwards it out the exit interface towards the destination.
The SX-SDMAN is an 802.11a/b/g/n plus Bluetooth 4.0 radio/baseband SDIO Module designed specifically for low power embedded applications.
Top Features:
High performance single stream dual band SDIO module with 802.11 a/b/g/n WLAN plus BT 4.0
Atheros AR6233 System in Package (SIP) based design integrated with on-board Front End Module
Supports industry leading security including Cisco CCXv4 ASD, WPS, and WEP/WPA/WPA2
FCC/TELEC modular certification
Optional Tx/Rx antenna selection diversity
Applications:
The SX-SDMAN is for low power / battery operated devices like portable medical devices, industrial tablet devices, barcode scanners, mobile printers, and many more. It integrates both WLAN and BT functionality in a single board design to provide a cost-effective WiFi and Bluetooth co-existence implementation.
The SX-SDMAN brings 802.11n throughput, range and power efficiency to portable devices including patient monitors, printers, handheld terminals and more.
Features and Benefits:
IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n conformity (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz)
Single stream 1 x 1 SISO technology and 40 MHz bandwidth mode for 5 GHz
Data rates of 1 - 54 Mbps for 802.11b/g, 6 - 54 Mbps for 802.11a and 6.5 - 135 Mbps for 802.11n
Supports IEEE 802.11e, IEEE 802.11h and IEEE 802.11i
Supports SDIO 2.0 as host IF of wireless LAN
Optionally supports Tx/Rx software selection diversity for wireless LAN mode
Supports Bluetooth 4.0 + LE dual mode
Supports TDMA Wi-Fi/Bluetooth coexistence
Supports UART and USB as the host IF of Bluetooth
Calibrated Tx Power per module
FCC/IC/ETSI/TELEC modular certification
Connector mount and surface mount versions
Tim Loftus is an IT expert seeking new employment opportunities. He has many years of experience as an IT Architect and Infrastructure Manager. The document provides examples of his past work experience and network designs from 1999 to 2007 at various companies. It includes his contact information and invites interested parties to contact him about potential opportunities.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring a TEW-P21G wireless print server. It includes:
- A list of package contents and system requirements
- Steps for connecting the hardware and printers
- Instructions for installing the software and adding printers from Windows and Mac devices
- Troubleshooting tips for common issues
- Contact information for technical support
The document provides a test report of the Lookee TV-Box IPTV receiver. It summarizes the key features and specifications of the device, including its small size, 7-inch touchscreen, HDMI and audio/video outputs, WiFi connectivity, and various app functions for accessing internet TV and radio channels from around the world. The report concludes that the Lookee TV-Box offers users an extensive selection of streaming international content and is well-suited for anyone living abroad who wants access to programming from their home country.
This document provides instructions for setting up a D-Link DI-604 broadband router. It explains that an internet connection and modem are required. The router acts as a DHCP server to assign IP addresses. Instructions are given to connect the router to the modem and computers, and to use the setup wizard to configure basic network settings like the wireless password and internet connection type. Technical support contact information is also included.
This document provides installation and configuration instructions for the Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch managed PoE+ Gigabit switch. It includes package contents, hardware overview with descriptions of front panel ports and LEDs, installation requirements and steps, accessing the web-based configuration interface using the default IP address, configuring PoE settings, and specifications. The summary provides high-level information about connecting and setting up the switch.
Cymphonix active-passive high availability v9encikkidal
This document describes new active-passive high availability features in Network Composer EX Series version 9. It allows a secondary Network Composer appliance to take over traffic filtering if the primary fails. Admins select an interface to sync configurations between appliances and assign primary/secondary roles. Failover is designed to maintain internet access by optionally bypassing filtering on the secondary until the primary is restored.
The document is a quick start guide for installing and configuring a SonicWALL internet security appliance. It includes instructions on unpacking the contents of the package, connecting the appliance to a local network and the internet, and configuring a management computer to initially access the appliance's management interface using its default IP address of 192.168.168.168. The guide also provides a glossary of common networking terms and an overview of the appliance's hardware ports.
Juniper Networks is in the business of network innovation. From devices to data centers, from consumers to cloud providers, Juniper Networks delivers the software, silicon and systems that transform the experience and economics of networking.
This document provides instructions for installing and connecting an Eaton ePDU G3 power distribution unit. It describes how to set up network connectivity through DHCP or manually assign a static IP address via the LCD interface or serial connection. The document also explains how to connect multiple ePDUs together in a daisy chain configuration using an Ethernet splitter.
The document provides product data on DeltaV control network hardware, including:
1. DeltaV smart switches that are easy to install and maintain, scalable, provide network diagnostics, and offer a fully redundant network.
2. Media converters that convert fiber optic signals to copper and vice versa, allowing connections over longer cable runs.
3. Specifications for various DeltaV smart switch models, including ports, power requirements, interfaces, and certifications.
The document provides instructions for setting up a NETGEAR wireless router. It describes unpacking the router components, identifying the hardware features such as ports and LEDs, selecting a suitable location for installation, and connecting the router to other devices either using the Smart Wizard installation software or manually. The document also covers troubleshooting basic router functions and restoring default settings if needed.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring an ADSL2+ modem. It includes sections on hardware installation, connecting to the internet, configuring local network and DHCP server settings, checking status, resetting to default settings, and specifications. The document contains diagrams of the modem hardware and definitions of acronyms used.
Carrier Ethernet 2.0 expands Carrier Ethernet services by introducing new point-to-point, multipoint, and access services, as well as standardized methods for interconnecting Carrier Ethernet networks. It aims to simplify operations through specifications for multiple classes of service, service management, and MEF certification of products and services.
This document provides information about the network structure of Ashok Leyland's Alwar unit. It discusses how the network is connected through the Ennore Data Center which acts as the central hub. It also has a disaster management unit in Hosur as a backup. The data center is connected to customers, dealers and suppliers through various portals. The network uses both Reliance and BSNL connections with the ability to shift the entire workload to one if the other fails. Diagrams show how the connections are implemented through both the radio link and optical fiber link using various networking devices.
The Juniper EX series switches can simplify enterprise network architectures and reduce costs through consolidation. The EX series delivers high performance switching with carrier-grade reliability for the campus network. Features include virtual chassis technology, which allows multiple EX switches to be interconnected and managed as a single logical switch. This provides improved scalability and availability over traditional tiered designs. The EX series is suitable for access, aggregation, and branch office deployments.
The document discusses troubleshooting issues that can occur on Ethernet LAN switches. It describes how switches operate at the Layer 2 of the OSI model and that problems generally occur at Layer 1 and Layer 2. It then discusses different types of issues including switched media issues like excessive noise or collisions, port access issues related to duplex or speed mismatches, and configuration issues. It recommends using the show interface command to help identify these issues and taking steps to resolve them such as inspecting cables, checking cable lengths, or verifying configuration changes. It also stresses the importance of keeping backups of configurations and securing access to configurations. [1]
This document provides instructions for setting up and using an 802.11g wireless USB adapter. It includes sections on unpacking the adapter, installing the hardware by plugging it into a USB port, installing the associated software and drivers from an included CD, and using the wireless utility to configure settings like the SSID and security. The utility allows viewing connection information, changing basic and advanced wireless settings, surveying available networks, and viewing adapter details. Technical specifications for the adapter are provided at the end, including its wireless standards, data rates, operating temperature range, dimensions and certifications.
A network connects devices like computers and routers that allow users to share hardware and applications. Ethernet is the most common local area network technology, using cabling and signaling standards to organize data into frames and manage signals through CSMA/CD. The document discusses network security, OSI and TCP/IP models that define network layer functions and addressing, and how IP addresses can be manually configured or obtained from a DHCP server.
Gefen: Video over IP and Cascading Retail WallrAVe [PUBS]
The document discusses video over IP matrix solutions. Key points include:
- IP matrices allow for more flexible configurations than traditional square matrices and can include large numbers of sources and displays located far apart.
- The system uses senders and receivers to extend signals over a network. It supports adding sources and displays over time without changing hardware.
- An IP matrix controller called the EXT-CU-LAN simplifies setup and control, automatically assigning IP addresses and allowing routing from a web interface.
- Network requirements include managed Gigabit switches, support for jumbo frames, IGMP snooping, and VLANs to separate video traffic from data.
This document provides an introduction to routing and packet forwarding. It discusses routers and their components, how routers operate at the network, data link and physical layers, and how routers determine the best path and switch packets. Specifically, it describes how routers examine a packet's destination IP address to determine the best path using the routing table. It then re-encapsulates the packet and forwards it out the exit interface towards the destination.
The SX-SDMAN is an 802.11a/b/g/n plus Bluetooth 4.0 radio/baseband SDIO Module designed specifically for low power embedded applications.
Top Features:
High performance single stream dual band SDIO module with 802.11 a/b/g/n WLAN plus BT 4.0
Atheros AR6233 System in Package (SIP) based design integrated with on-board Front End Module
Supports industry leading security including Cisco CCXv4 ASD, WPS, and WEP/WPA/WPA2
FCC/TELEC modular certification
Optional Tx/Rx antenna selection diversity
Applications:
The SX-SDMAN is for low power / battery operated devices like portable medical devices, industrial tablet devices, barcode scanners, mobile printers, and many more. It integrates both WLAN and BT functionality in a single board design to provide a cost-effective WiFi and Bluetooth co-existence implementation.
The SX-SDMAN brings 802.11n throughput, range and power efficiency to portable devices including patient monitors, printers, handheld terminals and more.
Features and Benefits:
IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n conformity (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz)
Single stream 1 x 1 SISO technology and 40 MHz bandwidth mode for 5 GHz
Data rates of 1 - 54 Mbps for 802.11b/g, 6 - 54 Mbps for 802.11a and 6.5 - 135 Mbps for 802.11n
Supports IEEE 802.11e, IEEE 802.11h and IEEE 802.11i
Supports SDIO 2.0 as host IF of wireless LAN
Optionally supports Tx/Rx software selection diversity for wireless LAN mode
Supports Bluetooth 4.0 + LE dual mode
Supports TDMA Wi-Fi/Bluetooth coexistence
Supports UART and USB as the host IF of Bluetooth
Calibrated Tx Power per module
FCC/IC/ETSI/TELEC modular certification
Connector mount and surface mount versions
Tim Loftus is an IT expert seeking new employment opportunities. He has many years of experience as an IT Architect and Infrastructure Manager. The document provides examples of his past work experience and network designs from 1999 to 2007 at various companies. It includes his contact information and invites interested parties to contact him about potential opportunities.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring a TEW-P21G wireless print server. It includes:
- A list of package contents and system requirements
- Steps for connecting the hardware and printers
- Instructions for installing the software and adding printers from Windows and Mac devices
- Troubleshooting tips for common issues
- Contact information for technical support
The document provides a test report of the Lookee TV-Box IPTV receiver. It summarizes the key features and specifications of the device, including its small size, 7-inch touchscreen, HDMI and audio/video outputs, WiFi connectivity, and various app functions for accessing internet TV and radio channels from around the world. The report concludes that the Lookee TV-Box offers users an extensive selection of streaming international content and is well-suited for anyone living abroad who wants access to programming from their home country.
This document provides instructions for setting up a D-Link DI-604 broadband router. It explains that an internet connection and modem are required. The router acts as a DHCP server to assign IP addresses. Instructions are given to connect the router to the modem and computers, and to use the setup wizard to configure basic network settings like the wireless password and internet connection type. Technical support contact information is also included.
This document provides installation and configuration instructions for the Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch managed PoE+ Gigabit switch. It includes package contents, hardware overview with descriptions of front panel ports and LEDs, installation requirements and steps, accessing the web-based configuration interface using the default IP address, configuring PoE settings, and specifications. The summary provides high-level information about connecting and setting up the switch.
The D-Link EBR-2310 Ethernet Broadband Router user manual provides instructions for installing and configuring the router. It includes an overview of the product, package contents, and system requirements. The manual guides the user through an installation section covering location, network settings, and getting started. Most of the manual is dedicated to the configuration section, outlining how to log in and step-by-step instructions for running the setup wizard to configure internet, network, security, and advanced settings. Troubleshooting tips and technical specifications are also included.
This document is the user guide for Linksys' Instant Broadband EtherFast Cable/DSL Firewall Router with 4-Port Switch/VPN Endpoint. It includes information on installing and configuring the router, as well as appendices that describe troubleshooting, glossary terms, and instructions for setting up a VPN connection between the router and a Windows PC. The router provides firewall protection, up to two IPSec VPN tunnels, URL filtering, and other security features to connect a small network to broadband Internet or an Ethernet backbone.
This document is the user manual for an ENHWI-N3 802.11n wireless router. It contains 14 sections that cover: key features of the router including data transmission rates and security protocols; package contents; product layout including ports and buttons; network and system requirements; placement recommendations; setup instructions for LAN, WAN, and PC network adapters; powering on the router; and using the smart wizard for initial router configuration. The manual provides step-by-step instructions for unboxing, connecting, and initially configuring the wireless router.
1. The document provides instructions for quickly setting up an EnGenius EAP350v2 wireless access point, including unpacking the contents of the package and connecting the access point to a computer via Ethernet cable.
2. It describes configuring the computer's TCP/IP settings and assigning it a static IP address of 192.168.1.21 before accessing the access point's web interface using the default IP 192.168.1.1.
3. The setup instructions explain how to log into the access point's web interface, enable the wireless radio and SSIDs, and name the wireless networks, while noting additional steps would be needed to configure security settings and share an internet connection.
The document is a user manual for the D-Link DSL-2730E Wireless N 150 ADSL2+ Modem Router. It describes the device's features such as multiple line modes, DHCP server, NAT, static routing, firmware upgrade options, and web-based interface for configuration and management. It also lists the contents included in the package and provides instructions on the device's hardware installation and web configuration.
This document provides instructions for installing and setting up the DI-LB604 load balancing router. It includes the system requirements, package contents, overview of the hardware including front and back panels, and step-by-step instructions for connecting the router and using the setup wizard to configure basic settings like time zone and internet connection type. Technical support contact information is also provided at the end.
The document provides instructions for installing and configuring the Ursalink UR51 industrial cellular router. It describes unpacking the package contents, an overview of the router hardware including ports and indicators, how to install SIM cards and antennas, how to physically mount the router, how to connect the power supply, and how to log into the router's web GUI interface to configure the cellular connection. Once logged in, the user can view system information and configure settings like the APN, username and password for the cellular network.
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The document is the user guide for the Deco XE75 Pro tri-band mesh Wi-Fi 6E system. It provides instructions on setting up the Deco units, connecting to the mesh network, checking device and network status from the Deco app dashboard, expanding Wi-Fi coverage by adding more Decos, and managing connected devices and advanced network settings.
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1. Configure the IP addresses of the client computers to be in the same subnet as the host computer sharing the internet connection. 2. Use ping and tracert commands on the client computers to test connectivity to the host and internet gateway. 3. Use ipconfig to view and confirm TCP/IP settings like IP addresses, subnet masks, and default gateways on all computers match the LAN configuration.
Students will first study basic networking commands like ping and tracert using Command Prompt to test network connectivity. They will then configure the network settings of both a host computer and client computers to share an internet connection on the LAN. The host will be configured to act as a DHCP server to automatically assign IP addresses to connected clients. Students will use networking configuration commands to set the host IP as 192.168.0.1 and enable internet connection sharing.
This lab manual provides instructions for a Computer Network lab course. The course aims to provide hands-on networking experience. Students will experiment with networking topics like IP addressing, routing protocols, and network troubleshooting using tools like ping and traceroute. Students will also learn network modeling and simulation using software like Packet Tracer. The manual outlines 9 experiments that cover topics such as network cabling, network devices, IP configuration, basic network commands, and configuring network topologies in Packet Tracer using different routing protocols.
This lab manual provides instructions for a Computer Network lab course. The course aims to provide hands-on networking experience. Students will experiment with networking topics like IP addressing, routing protocols, and network troubleshooting using tools like ping and traceroute. Students will also learn about network modeling and simulation using software like Packet Tracer. The manual outlines 9 experiments that involve studying network devices, IP addressing, connecting computers to a LAN, networking commands, and configuring network topologies using Packet Tracer.
1. The PROFIBUS Tester 4 is a diagnostic tool that can test PROFIBUS networks in stand-alone mode without a PC or with a connected PC using the PROFIBUS Diagnostic Suite software.
2. In stand-alone mode, the tester can perform a "Live Status" test from both ends of a network to check for errors, quality levels, and issues. Further analysis requires connecting the tester to a PC.
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3. [ Table of Contents ]
1. Introduction
1.1 Overview
1.2 Package contents
1.3 System requirements
1.4 Applications
1.5 Usage
2. Installation Guide
Step 1 > Plan the Installation of Your Powerline Network
Step 2 > Installing C4L5200-ETH Setup Utility Software
Step 3 > Using C4L5200 Configuration Utility Software
3. Specifications
Appendix A : Troubleshooting Guide
Appendix B : Bridges and Nodes
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4. 1. Introduction
1.1 Overview
The CrossPower C4L5200-ETH is a plug-and-play Ethernet Bridge to network your computers
through the existing 110/220 V electric power lines and share Broadband Internet connections,
printers, transfer files, play games, and more. After successful installation of C4L5200-ETH Setup
Utility Software, the powerline network behaves like a LAN for computers.
This unit offers up to 14Mbps network speed, and requires only 10/100Base-T network Interface
adapter which is installed on the computer. By offering 56-bit DES encryption, it is also much more
secure than other home networking technologies such as wireless Ethernet.
This manual is intended to provide basic information to help you understand how to successfully
install C4L5200-ETH to meet your networking needs. With this guide, you should be known to
• Plan the configuration of C4L5200-ETH
• Install and configure C4L5200-ETH
• Test C4L5200-ETH performance
Using standard Windows applications, the user can conduct high-speed audio and video
streaming demonstrations over the powerline between 2 or more systems equipped with C4L5200-
ETH devices.
Figure details the different use configurations of the C4L5200-ETH system.
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5. 1.2 Package Contents
Your package includes the following ;
CrossPower C4L5200-ETH Quick Start Guide CAT5 Cable
CD-ROM(Containing Manual, Setup and Configuration Utilities Software)
1.3 System Requirements
• Computer with an available ETH interface
• At least one other powerline-enabled device (HomePlug 1.0 Compliant)
• Windows 98SE, ME, 2000 or XP
• Additional router may be required to connect multiple users
1.4 Applications
• Shared broadband internet access
• Audio and video streaming and transfer
• Expanding the coverage of wireless LANs
• Voice Over IP calls
• PC files and application sharing
• Printer and peripheral sharing
• Network and online gaming
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6. 1.5 Usage
The C4L5200-ETH is to be wall mounted as shown.
The description of LED’s are shown in the table below.
C4L5200 - ETH
LED Function
DS1 POWERLINE/ETH COLLISION
▪ ON - Collision
▪ OFF - No Collision
DS2 POWERLINE ACTIVITY
▪ ON - PowerLine activity, transmit or receive
▪ BLINKING - looking for more PowerLine devices
▪ OFF - Device is in reset or device is not attached to AC power
DS3 POWERLINE LINK
▪ ON - Another PowerLine device has been detected
▪ OFF - No other PowerLine devices have been detected
DS4 ETHERNET LINK/ACTIVITY
▪ ON - Ethernet Port Link
▪ BLINKING - Ethernet activity
▪ OFF - No Ethernet Port Link
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7. 2.Installation Guide
To install
Important : After receiving the C4L5200-ETH, check for any shipping damages on the carton and the
system unit before proceeding with any installations. Inspect the cartons for any obvious damage
before unpacking.
Step 1 > Plan the installation of your powerline network
Note : You will need at least two powerline adapters in order to build a powerline network connection.
1. To connect two computers together in an isolated network you will need the
following;
▪ CrossPower C4L5200-ETH adapter( Node mode) for each PC with an Ethernet port
or
▪ CrossPower C4L5200-USB adapter(Node mode) for each PC with USB port
To set up files to be sharing, two things must be done.
● The computer with files to be shared must be set up for file sharing.
● The other computer on the network must be connected to that computer.
To setup a computer to share its files:
Window 98: File sharing is by default switched off. Enable file sharing by highlighting the network
adapter in the list of adapters in the “Control Panel”-> Network list. Click the ‘File and Print sharing’
button and select file sharing. This may require your Windows 98 installation CD.
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8. Now to share a folder, navigate to the folder using Windows Explorer or My Computer, right click
on the folder to share, select ‘properties’ and click on the ‘Sharing’ Tab. Click ‘Shared As’ and
select the type of sharing.
Window2000: Find the folder to share using Windows Explorer. Right click on the folder and select
‘sharing’, select ‘Share this folder’.
Window XP: File sharing is by default switched off. Enable file sharing by running the ‘Network
Setup Wizard’(Start->All Programs->Accessories->Communications->Network Setup Wizard).
Follow the instructions in the wizard and the computer will allow file sharing.
To actually share a folder, open ‘My Computer’ and navigate to the folder to share, right click on
the folder and select ‘Sharing and Security’. Click the checkbox saying ‘Share this folder on the
network’ and click ‘OK’.
To access other computers shared files:
Window 98SE: In Windows Explorer, open up ‘Network Neighborhood’ in the folder tree and
navigate to the desired folder.
Window 2000: In Windows Explorer, open up ‘My Network Places’ in the folder tree, click on
‘Computers near me’ and navigate to the desired folder.
Window XP: In the Start menu, select ‘My Network Places’. Click ‘Add Network Place’ in the left
margin. Follow the wizard for adding the folder to look at. In the location box where the network
place is typed, type name of computer to share folder to share (replace names with the
actual computer name and folder name, but keep the backslashes)
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9. 2. To share a cable or DSL connection between PCs in different rooms you will need the
following ;
▪ Cable or DSL modem
▪ Broadband sharing router
▪ CrossPower C4L5200-ETH adapter (Bridge mode)connected to the broadband sharing router
▪ CrossPower C4L5200-ETH(Node mode) / C4L5200-USB(Node) adapter for PCs, Game Boxes
and peripherals you want to share the broadband connection
Using the CrossPower C4L5200-ETH(Bridge & Node mode) and C4L5200-USB(Node) to play
game remotely, to share Broadband Internet access through the whole house and to extend
the WiFi network as follows.
● Check the router manual and setup of the broadband connection.
● Connect the Ethernet cable between a LAN port on the router and C4L5200-ETH.
● Plug C4L5200-ETH into a power outlet.
● Check the ETH-LNK/ACT is on, both on the router and powerline device.
If not, check power and connections in details.
● Follow the installation procedure for the powerline adapters.
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10. Step 2 > Installing Setup Utility Software
Please verify that no other Powerline Utilities are installed before installing this product. If other utilities
are installed, uninstall them and restart before installing this software.
● Insert the Setup utility CD-ROM into the computer’s CD-ROM drive. The setup utility should run
automatically. If it doesn’t, click the Start button and choose Run. In the box that appears, enter
D:setup.exe (Where D is the letter of your CD-ROM drive).
☞ The InstallShield Wizard will launch the Setup utility similar to that shown
Click the Next button to continue
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11. Click the Next button to continue
Enter a Username and Organization, then click the Next button to continue
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13. When prompted by the Install Utility, Plug in the C4L5200-ETH.
To plug in the C4L5200-ETH, you need to:
● Plug the C4L5200-ETH into an AC outlet.
● Plug the supplied ETH cable into the C4L5200-ETH and an available ETH port on your PC.
Click OK
Important : Because the C4L5200-ETH sends data over the powerline, it is recommended that you plug
its power cord directly into a power outlet. Do not plug the device into a UPS or power strip with surge
protection. The C4L5200-ETH has its own power filter for protection against surges.
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14. Click the Finish button to exit the Setup Utility Software.
You may be asked to restart your computer. Click the Yes button to restart now, or click the No button
to restart later
The installation of the C4L5200-ETH is complete.
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15. Step 3 Using CrossPower C4L5200 Configuration Utility Software
The CrossPower™ Configuration Utility for C4Line™ CrossPower C4L5200 products enables the user
to find C4L5200 devices on the powerline network, measure data rate performance and ensure
privacy by setting a user defined network private password. This utility gives you the capability to set
up a network password on the local device connected to the computer where the utility is running. It
gives you as well, through the advanced option, the capability to set up a network password remotely
on other C4L5200 devices through the power line.
It is recommended that the same PC chosen for initial execution of this utility remain the PC of choice
for subsequent network encryption updates. Network setup information is stored on the PC and is
used to facilitate follow-on network encryption sessions.
Before running this utility, make sure that a C4L5200 device is properly installed and connected to your
computer.
Running the utility
To run the utility, double click the C4Line CrossPower™ Configuration Utility icon on your desktop.
The wizard has five different dialog screens options accessible through the following tabs : Device,
Network, Security, Advanced and About. In the coming sections, we will explain the purpose and the
functionality of each of them.
NB: As a general rule that applies to dialog screens, pressing:
The OK and Cancel buttons means “ exit utility ”
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16. ► Device dialog screen
The Device dialog screen provides a list of your C4L5200™ devices connected to the computer where
the utility is running and average data rate performance of your powerline network.
Initially, the wizard starts the Device dialog screen.
Figure. Initial screen when wizard is started
State shows the MAC address of the device that your computer is connected to.
Referesh scan for the Powerline Adapter that is connected directly to your computer.
Connect can select the device when your computer is connected to multiple Powerline Adapters directly.
You would like to configure by highlighting it in the device window and click Connect.
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17. Once the analysis is done, a screen similar to Figure appears as below.
In the text list box, it reports back all C4L5200™ devices found that are locally connected to the
computer where the utility is running.
In most cases, one device only is listed.
In case you have more, click on one of them and hit Connect. Make sure that the State box indicates
that your PC is connected to the same device. Now you are ready to manage the powerline
network connected to this device, ensure its privacy and measure its data rate performance.
Press Refresh button to refresh the search of the powerline devices connected to your computer.
The progress bar will change into a status bar indicating the network average data rate.
The color of the bar reflects the average performance of the powerline network :
Green : Excellent performance
Yellow : Fair performance
Red : Poor performance
Figure. Device Dialog screen
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18. ► Network dialog screen
The Network dialog screen provides detailed information about your powerline network.
The text list box shows all C4L5200 devices found on your powerline network identified by their MAC
addresses. A second column indicates their data rate measurements in Mbps.
Press Scan Powerline Network button to refresh the listed information.
Figure. Network dialog screen
Important : In case a C4L5200™ device in your home is not listed in the screen above, make sure that
its network password has not been made private previously with a different password than your
current private network password.
You can always reset a C4L5200™ network password to the universal one by running the C4Line
CrossPower™ Configuration Utility on the PC attached to this device and choose “HomePlug” as the
network password.
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19. The same password needs to be written into all devices on the powerline network, there are two ways
of doing this.
1. Run the CrossPower C4L5200 Configuration Utility on all computers connected to them and set the
password on the Security dialog screen as below. A powerline adapter connected to a router
or network printer etc. must be temporarily moved to a computer to set the local password.
2. Set the password remotely by selecting the Advanced dialog screen as shown in the following
phrase.
► Security dialog screen
All C4L5200™ devices are shipped using “HomePlug” as a network password. The Security dialog
screen allows you to change this network password and set your own private password and apply it to
the C4L5200™ device connected to the computer where the utility is running.
Hit Restore Default button to restore the original network password “HomePlug” and apply it locally.
Hit Set Local button to change the network password locally.
Figure. Security Dialog screen
Important : Your private network password must have between 4 and 24 characters. The password is
case sensitive. The password can include any letters of the alphabet, numbers or punctuation marks.
Remember this password as it will be needed when adding other devices to the network later.
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20. ► Advanced dialog screen
The Advanced dialog screen allows you to set up a network password remotely on other C4L5200™
devices through the powerline.
Type your private network password into the Network Password text box.
The other devices on the network with CrossPower™ capabilities will have a different password
printed on either the box itself. It normally is of the form xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx.
Find the passwords for all devices you want to manage and type them one by one into the Device
Password text box and hit Add. This will add the passwords to Remote Passwords text list box and set
them to the currently defined Network Password.
Note: The device must be present on the powerline in order for the password to be confirmed and
added to the Remote Passwords list.
The Status indicates whether each device is successfully set to the Network Password. “OK” indicates
success while “Fail” indicates a failure.
Hit Set All to apply your private network password to all devices that are listed in the Remote
Passwords text list box and to your local device connected to the computer where the utility is running
as well.
☞ Select a password and Hit Remove to remove it from the list.
Figure. Advanced dialog screen
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21. ► About dialog screen
The About dialog screen shows the software version and provides a hot key to access the C4Line
website
Figure. About dialog screen
After completing the installation successfully through Setup & Configuration Utility Software, you may
need to perform additional steps to ensure that your Powerline network is fully functional. These steps
consist of setting the IP addresses correctly, testing the setup and running the Encryption
Management Utility to secure your network.
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22. Setting the IP Address
Windows defaults to setting up your network device to automatically select an IP address. To change
the IP address in Windows 2000, follow these steps :
① Open ‘Control Panel’ – ‘Network and Dial up connections’
② Right click on the Local Area Connection corresponding to the ETH device and select ‘Properties’.
③ On the ‘General’ tab, select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click ‘Properties’
④ Select ‘Use the following IP address’
⑤ Enter an IP address on the same subnet as the other Powerline devices.
⑥ Enter a Subnet mask of 255.255.255.0
⑦ Click OK
⑧ Click OK to exit the ‘Properties’ window.
Testing the setup
To verify the Powerline network is working correctly, use the standard “Ping” utility program.
① Ping the IP address of the Powerline node using the same computer that the node is connected
to. If this fails, there is a problem with the network interface.
② Repeat the same process with the other Powerline nodes on the network.
③ If all nodes can ping themselves, try pinging another Powerline node on the network. If this fails,
verify that your IP addresses are on the same subnet. If this is correct, then make sure that the
advanced setup and encryption keys are set properly. If this is correct, then most likely, there is a
problem with connections on the powerline. Try a different AC outlet.
To uninstall
To uninstall the software, follow these easy steps :
① Insert the Setup utility CD-ROM into the computer’s CD-ROM drive. The setup utility should run
automatically.
② It will detect the existing software on your machine and ask you whether you want to modify,
repair or remove the software. Select Remove.
③ Click Yes when the utility asks you to reboot the machine.
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23. 3. Specifications for C4L5200-ETH
Connectors
● RJ-45 Data Port(MDI/MDIX)
● Power Outlet
LED Function
DS1 POWERLINE/ETH COLLISION
▪ ON - Collision
▪ OFF - No Collision
DS2 POWERLINE ACTIVITY
▪ ON - PowerLine activity, transmit or receive
▪ BLINKING - looking for more PowerLine devices
▪ OFF - Device is in reset or device is not attached to AC power
DS3 POWERLINE LINK
▪ ON - Another PowerLine device has been detected
▪ OFF - No other PowerLine devices have been detected
DS4 ETHERNET LINK/ACTIVITY
▪ ON - Ethernet Port Link
▪ BLINKING - Ethernet activity
▪ OFF - No Ethernet Port Link
Data Rate Access Methods Operating Frequency
● Up to 14Mbps ● CSMA/CA ● 25MHz
Frequency Band Modulation
● 4.3 to 20.9 MHz ● OFDM(Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing)
with automatic Channel adaptation and FEC(Forward
Error Correction)
Encryption Standards
● 56bit Data Encryption with Key Management ● IEEE 802.3
● Software works on Windos OS Platform only ● IEEE 802.3U
● HomePlug 1.0 compliant
Topology Power Source
● Star(Ethernet) Bus(Powerline) ● 100-240V AC, 0.1A, 50/60Hz
Dimension(LxWxH) Weight Safety & EMI
● 9.5x6.5x4cm ● 0.5 lbs ● UL, FCC part 15
Operating Temperature Storage Temperature
● 32ºF to 131ºF (0ºC to 55ºC) ●-4ºF to 158ºF (-20ºC to 70ºC)
Operating Humidity Storage Humidity
● 10% to 85% Non-condensing ● 5% to 90% Non-condensing
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24. Appendix A : Troubleshooting
This appendix provides possible solutions to problems regarding the installation and operation of the
C4L5200-ETH. If you can’t find an answer here, check the C4Line website at www.c4line.com.
1. The Link LED for C4L5200-ETH device does not light up on the 10/100 Base-T
● When the C4L5200 detects a LAN connection, the Link LED will light up. Check the C4L5200-ETH
device on your computer to see if the connection and device are working properly. Make sure
you are using a straight-through UTP Category 5 cable to connect the 10/100 Base-T to your
computer.
● For use with a router, connect a straight-through UTP Category 5 cable to the uplink port of the
router, or connect a crossover UTP Category 5 cable to a LAN port on the router.
2. I can’t connect to other computers on my powerline network or to the Internet.
● Make sure the IP address and TCP/IP protocol are set up correctly for all the powerline
networked computers. For more information on IP address, see “Setting the IP address” section.
● Make sure all devices on the powerline network have been configured using the Security of
Configuration Utility. The network password must be the same for all devices in order for them to
communicate with each other. See the security dialog screen of Using CrossPower C4L5200
Configuration Utility Software.
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25. Appendix B: Bridges and Nodes
The C4L5200 devices have more advanced capabilities for operation in complex networks. These
capabilities relate to the number of bridge devices and node devices allowed in a network.
The C4L5200-ETH can operate in two modes: node mode and bridge mode.
As a node, only one computer is attached to an adapter.
As a multi-device bridge, a switch, router, cable modem, DSL modem, or cluster of devices can be
connected to an adapter.
The C4L5200-USB connected to a PC is a node.
An Ethernet device plugged into a PC with no software installed is a bridge. With software running, it
can be converted to a node. Without software running, an Ethernet device plugged into a PC (or
other single MAC address device) is simplified case of a bridge known as a single-device bridge. As
per the maximum limits of the HomePlug 1.0.1 Specification, each C4L5200 can communicate with 15
simultaneous (bridge or node) devices at full speed. Each entry in the simultaneous device list is aged
every 10 seconds. All other devices will connect in ROBO mode when they are not taking their turn as
full speed connections. As a bridge or a node each C4L5200 device can communicate with an
unlimited number of other Intellon PowerPacket bridge or node devices.
Table 1. Capabilities of C4L5200.
Item Capabilities
Max ROBO mode device connections Large
Max simultaneous connections 15
Max simultaneous (full speed non-ROBO) 15
multi-device bridges
Max simultaneous single-node bridges with no 15
multi-device bridges
Max simultaneous single-node bridges with 1 14
multi-device bridges
Max simultaneous single-node bridges with 2 13
multi-device bridges
Max simultaneous devices behind any single 16
bridge
Max simultaneous total devices behind all 64
allowed bridges
Max simultaneous total devices connected at 79
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26. non-ROBO
Notes.
1. “Large” is theoretically the MAC address space 2^48, or 280 trillion.
2. ‘Simultaneous” is defined as each device communicating over the powerline with the full rate
adaptive speed enabled by a valid tone map.
3. ROBO mode device connections are those that communicate at 1Mbps using the ROBO-
mode tonemap.
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