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4-12   ChannelWorks Cable TV Installer’s Guide

Modifying The Download Group Parameters

To modify the Download Group parameters, perform the following procedure:

1.

Click on Parameters from LCM’s Main Menu.

2.

Click on the Download Group selection.  LCM displays the Download Group win-
dow.  Figure 4-8 shows an example.

3.

Select and modify the desired parameters.

4.

If you have other install parameters you want to modify, click on OK.  LCM dis-
plays the Save Download Group window.

5.

You can save the parameters for loading or you can click on Load from the previ-
ous window and LCM displays the Load Download Group window, allowing you
to load the ChannelWorks Bridge NVRAM with the modified parameters.

Figure 4-8

Download Group Window

Summary of Contents for ChannelWorks DECTV-AA

Page 1: ...ChannelWorks Part Number EK DECTV IG B01 Cable TV Installer s Guide ...

Page 2: ...the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules which are deigned to provide reasonable protection against such radio frequency interference Any changes or modification to this equipment may void the user s authority to operate this equipment Operation of this equipment in a residential area may cause interference in which case the user at his own expense will be required ...

Page 3: ...Network Installer s Guide and the ChannelWorks Management manual describes how to install the ChannelWorks bridge This manual is intended for the hardware installer and network manager Supersession Update Information This is a revised manual Operating System and Version LCB Revision 2 0 Management Utilities Version LCC Revision 2 0 ...

Page 4: ... that is not sup plied by Digital or its affiliated companies Digital Equipment Corporation makes no representations that the use of its products in the man ner described in this publication will not infringe on existing or future patent rights nor do the descriptions contained in this publication imply the granting of licenses to make use or sell equipment or software in accordance with the descr...

Page 5: ...nt users should ensure that it is permissible to be con nected to the facilities of the local telecommunications company The equipment must also be installed using an acceptable method of connection In some cases the com pany s wiring associated with a single line individual service may be extended by means of a certified connector assembly telephone extension cord The customer should be aware tha...

Page 6: ...ific configurations are available from Digital representatives 1 B 10 dBA Schallemissionswerte Werteangaben nach ISO 9296 und ISO 7779 DIN EN27779 Schalleistungspegel Schalldruckpegel LWAd B LpAm dBA Zuschauerpositionen Produkt Leerlauf Betrieb Leerlauf Betrieb DECTV AB 5 0 35 Aktuelle Werte f r spezielle Ausr stungsstufen sind ber die Digital Equipment Vertre tungen erhdltlich 1 B 10 dBA Nippon J...

Page 7: ... 5 The ChannelWorks Bridge Identifying Symbols 1 6 10BaseT Link Status LED 1 6 Power On LED 1 6 Ethernet Transmit LED 1 6 Ethernet Receive LED 1 6 Broadband Transmit LED 1 6 Broadband Receive LED 1 6 Status LED 1 6 Block Sync LED 1 7 Specifications 1 8 Dimensions And Weight 1 8 ChannelWorks Bridge 1 8 TransMaster 1 8 Power Requirements 1 8 ChannelWorks Bridge 1 8 TransMaster 1 8 Normal Operating E...

Page 8: ...ection 3 2 Verifying The TransMaster s Output Signal Level 3 4 Adjusting The TransMaster Gain 3 4 Cable TV Cable Verification Tests 3 6 Verifying Selected Cable TV Drop s Center Frequency Receive Level 3 7 Verifying The Flatness Of The Cable TV Network At The Selected Drop 3 8 Verifying The Cable TV Network s Return Outlet To Outlet Variation 3 10 4 Configuring And Installing The ChannelWorks Brid...

Page 9: ...ork Over Cable TV 2 2 3 1 TransMaster Single Channel Frequency Agile Translator 3 2 3 2 Input Frequency Select Switches Operating Positions 3 3 3 3 IF Gain And RF Output Controls 3 5 3 4 Cable TV Network Outlet Receive Level Verification 3 9 3 5 Measuring The Return Path Loss Outlet To Outlet Variation 3 11 4 1 Directory Location Dialog Box 4 3 4 2 Create Program Group Dialog Box 4 3 4 3 Admin Pul...

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Page 11: ... Book The ChannelWorks Cable TV Installation Guide is for use by cable TV technicians and installation technicians trained to perform ChannelWorks Bridge system installations This manual is also written for system and network managers responsible for planning and installing ChannelWorks Bridge systems You must be familiar with cable TV systems Many of the operations described by this manual could ...

Page 12: ...ork and contains brief descriptions of various cable TV network architectures and elements Chapter 3 Preparing the Cable TV Network includes set up procedures for the TransMaster frequency agile headend translator This chapter also explains how to verify and set the proper network operating signal levels Chapter 4 Bringing Up the ChannelWorks Bridge explains how to configure the ChannelWorks Bridg...

Page 13: ... example Configuration successfully installed Special Bold Type Special Bold Type Courier Bold Font is used within text instructions and in screen examples to show characters or words that you type for example At the prompt type AA000400AB04 prompt passwd A Capitalized Word A Capitalized Word within text indicates a key that you press For example Press Return When you see two key names press and h...

Page 14: ...iables to diagnose and resolve network problems and accessing and interpret ing the bridge s SNMP enterprise specific MIB Support History file Safety Precautions This preface provides safety precautions to follow when installing the ChannelWorks Bridge For your protection observe the following safety precautions when setting up your equipment Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the equi...

Page 15: ...se siguen atentamente las instrucciones Warning Hazardous voltages are present To lessen the risk of electrical shock and danger to personal health follow the instructions carefully Warnung Im Gerät herrscht gefährliche Hochspannung Beachten Sie die Anweisun gen genau um die elektrische Schläge und Gefahren für Ihre Gesundheit zu vermeiden Danger Présence de tensions dangereuses Pour limiter les r...

Page 16: ...rücke zu gewährleis ten und sie vor Überhitzung zu schützen dürfen Geräteöffnungen nicht verstopft oder abgedeckt werden Die ChannelWorks Brücke sollte nicht in der Hähe von Heiz körpern aufgestellt werden Attention Pour assurer le bon fonctionnement de ChannelWorks Bridge et pour le mettre à l abri de toute surchauffe les ouvertures ne doivent être ni entravées ni recou vertes ChannelWorks Bridge...

Page 17: ...teht bitten Sie Ihren Hausverwalter oder einen zugelassenen Elektriker um Auskunft Danger ChannelWorks Bridge est conçu pour un fonctionnement avec des systèmes d alimentation mono phasés pourvus d un conducteur neutre mis à la terre Pour limiter les risques d accidents électriques ne connectez pas ChannelWorks Bridge à un autre type d alimentation Contactez le directeur du site ou un électricien ...

Page 18: ... un contacto a tierra 3 hilos Para disminuir el riesgo de accidentes eléctricos hay que conectar siempre este equipo a una toma de alimentación con conexión a tierra The ChannelWorks Bridge Cover Warning It is not safe to operate the ChannelWorks Bridge without the cover in place Failure to take this precaution may result in personal injury and system damage Warnung Der Betrieb der ChannelWorks Br...

Page 19: ...at two different error lev els as unique which could be misleading as in the following example If error 0x35 is logged as a level 2 and at a later time error id 0x35 is logged at a level 4 when displaying the Support History Log the second error as shows as a level 2 crash 4 The LANcity Subscriber Utility LCS and the LCM do not operate properly on a 66 MHz PC 5 The PROM Monitor s printcfg command ...

Page 20: ...xx ChannelWorks Cable TV Installer s Guide ...

Page 21: ...o the one shipped with the unit but it includes additional functionality to not only view the bridge s parameters but also modify them as well This chapter covers the following topics Tasks that need to be completed prior to beginning installation The ChannelWorks Bridge physical description Location and description of the ChannelWorks Bridge diagnostic and status LEDs Location and description of ...

Page 22: ...al generator and a system analysis meter Wavetek 450D for example This device is used to transmit an RF carrier signal in the provided channel of the cable TV network measure the signal level and verify the operating frequency Spectrum analyzer Instruments such as the spectrum analyzer may be used but the procedure to verify signal levels and operating frequencies may differ slightly PC based LCM ...

Page 23: ...hree Ethernet ports BNC for ThinWire AUI for thickwire and RJ 45 8 Pin modular jack for Unshielded Twisted Pair Serial port RS 232 Cable TV transmit port and cable TV receive port RF connectors Power receptacle AC On Off switch Input Output Connections The following sections describe the ChannelWorks Bridge input output connections in detail refer to Figure 1 1 Ethernet Ports The ChannelWorks Brid...

Page 24: ...ns Ethernet Port Ethernet Port Ethernet Port 10BaseT RJ 45 10Base2 BNC 10Base5 AUI The ChannelWorks Bridge AC Power Receptacle AC On Off Switch Serial RS 232 Ethernet Port Selection Switch Fan Grill Cable TV Transmit Port Cable TV Receive Port 10BaseT Link Status Indicator Port ...

Page 25: ...Sie diese beschädigen und Probleme in ihrem Netzwerk verursachen Attention Vous risquez d endommager ChannelWorks Bridge et de causer des pertur bations sur le réseau si vous essayez de connecter simultanément les interfaces réseau 10base5 et 10baseT à ChannelWorks Bridge Aviso Se pueden ocasionar daños al ChannelWorks Bridge y causar problemas en la red si se intenta conectar simultáneamente los ...

Page 26: ...atus LED Color Green This LED is a status indicator located on the rear panel between the 10BaseT port and the Ethernet Port Selection Switch When this LED is lit it indicates the 10BaseT link is active Power On LED Color Green This LED is the main power indicator When lit this LED indicates there is DC power being supplied to the ChannelWorks Bridge When off this LED indicates the AC power has be...

Page 27: ...oftware When this LED flashes rapidly it indicates the ChannelWorks Bridge self diagnostics passed and the operational software is running Figure 1 2 Identifying Symbols 3 2 1 Cable TV Reference Symbol Ethernet Reference Symbol Cable TV Ethernet Transmit LED Port Symbol Cable TV Ethernet Receive LED Port Symbol Block Synchronization LED Symbol Status LED Symbol Power On LED Symbol Serial Port Symb...

Page 28: ...hannelWorks Bridge TransMaster and cable TV network Dimensions and Weight ChannelWorks Bridge The physical dimensions and weight of the ChannelWorks Bridge are provided below Height 3 47 in Width 11 5 in Depth 11 5 in Rear Clearance 0 7 in Weight 12 lbs TransMaster The physical dimensions of the TransMaster are provided below Height 1 75 in Width 17 5 in Depth 8 in Weight 7 5 lbs Power Requirement...

Page 29: ...operating environment of the TransMaster is provided below Operating Temperature 10 to 40 Centigrade Humidity 20 to 80 noncondensing RF Electrical Specifications ChannelWorks Bridge The RF Electrical Specifications of the ChannelWorks Bridge are provided below Data Rate 10 Mb s Modulation Quadrature Phase Shift Keying Spectral Efficiency 1 67 bits Hz Transmitter Minimum Frequency Range 10 to 174 M...

Page 30: ...put Frequency Range 51 to 550 MHz Frequency Step 250 KHz Frequency Stability Accuracy 750 Hz 0 C to 40 C Gain 30 to 50 dB adjustable Bandwidth 3 dB 5 2 MHz 40 dB 7 MHz Spurious Products 60 dB below max output level Cable TV Network Requirements The following list contains the required specifications that a cable TV network must meet in order for the ChannelWorks Bridge to operate properly when con...

Page 31: ...nter during installation of the ChannelWorks Bridge Typical Metropolitan Area Network Over Cable TV The hardware software and firmware that make up nodes in a ChannelWorks Bridge network topology include A ChannelWorks Bridge running ChannelWorks Bridge Software A single channel frequency agile translator TransMaster required for single cable plants The ChannelWorks Bridge connects IEEE 802 3 Ethe...

Page 32: ...orks Bridge can provide a 10 Mb s Ethernet data service in any one of 83 available standard 6 MHz forward channels 54 MHz to 550 MHz And the initial channel allocation can be changed by the installer or network manager at any time Figure 2 1 Typical Metropolitan Area Network Over Cable TV Cable TV TransMaster Headend 802 3 802 3 802 3 ChannelWorks ChannelWorks ChannelWorks Bridge Bridge Bridge ...

Page 33: ...32 to 550 MHz 53 6 MHz channels The ChannelWorks Bridge can operate on any of the three types of frequency allocated single cable plants with the appropriate diplex filter attached Dual Cable Plants A dual cable plant is really one cable looped at the headend The standard return and forward frequencies for dual cable plants are 40 to 450 MHz 68 6 MHz channels A diplex filter is not required when c...

Page 34: ...ected to a single length of cable All transmissions are broadcasted to all stations on the network Hybrid A hybrid network topology is a mix of topologies that is the ring of stars The cable TV broadband topology is a tree topology that can act like a ring bus or star ...

Page 35: ...bound transmissions The TransMaster consists of an input to intermediate frequency i f converter and an i f to output converter Trans Master has Surface Acoustic Wave SAW filtering with 5 2 MHz i f bandwidth suit able for most translator applications and manual gain control During verification of the cable TV network s signal levels you must perform the pro cedures at the final operating frequenci...

Page 36: ...regard to pre tuner gain Position A in Figure 3 2 is for input signals below 0 dBmV Position B of Figure 3 2 is for input signals above 0 dBmV to 10 dBmV The normal operating position will be B Switches 14 15 and 16 must be set as shown in Figure 3 2 Refer to Adjusting The TransMaster Gain for more information on using the Input Frequency Select DIP switches You use the DIP switches labeled Input ...

Page 37: ...igure 3 2 Input Frequency Select Switches Operating Positions Position A Switches 1 13 Set For Input Freq Desired Position B Switches 1 13 Set For Input Freq Desired Switch 14 Pre Amp OFF Normal Operating Position Switches 15 16 Not Used ...

Page 38: ...UT connector This simulates a cable TV network s forward signal at the required level 5 Turn the RF Combination Meter s RF Switch to ON The RF Combination Meter should read between 35 and 55 dBmV You may have to adjust the meter s attenuator for a meter reading nearest the center of the scale 6 Record the reading Adjusting The TransMaster Gain Once you know the input and output levels of the Trans...

Page 39: ...is required add external attenuators to the TransMaster s RF Output port 5 Connect the TransMaster to the cable TV network In most cases a cable will run from the return splitter to the TransMaster s RF Input and another cable will run from the TransMaster s RF Output to the forward combiner Once the TransMaster is on the cable TV network you must observe the forward spec trum of the system on a s...

Page 40: ...determine the forward frequency level at which the ChannelWorks Bridge will be receiving and adjust if necessary Verifying the Flatness of the Cable TV Network at the Selected Drop This procedure allows you to measure the variance in signal level between a low and a high frequency Verifying the Cable TV Network s Outlet to Outlet Variation This procedure allows you to calculate the forward signal ...

Page 41: ...lWorks Bridge transmit level with the cable TV operator to ensure establishing the optimum transmit level for both the cable TV network and the ChannelWorks Bridge 3 With the RF switch in the OFF position attach a test cable from the RF Combina tion Meter s RF OUTPUT to the low side of the diplex filter the ChannelWorks Bridge TX or transmit Insert the signal at the ChannelWorks Bridge point of co...

Page 42: ...rform the center frequency receive level test Step the RF Combination Meter s transmit and receive frequency settings in 0 5 MHz increments toward both the low side and high side of the selected center fre quency out to a maximum of 2 5 MHz from center frequency 2 Record values Flatness peak to valley maximum reading minimum reading 3 Check against specification for Flatness 1dB Refer to the Cable...

Page 43: ...k Outlet Receive Level Verification TRANSMASTER VCR MODULATOR L H L H RF Combination Meter RF OUT RF IN 20 FORWARD TEST POINT FORWARD COMBINER 20 RETURN TEST POINT RETURN SPLITTER TRUNK B TRUNK A OUTLET A OUTLET B OUTLET A OUTLET B OUTLET C HEADEND DIPLEX FILTER ...

Page 44: ...tion with another system analysis meter or RF Combination Meter located at the head end and perform the following procedure Refer to Figure 3 5 Perform the following to 1 Record the Maximum Return Path Loss 2 Record the Minimum Return Path Loss 3 Calculate the Return Outlet to Outlet Variation Max Return Path Loss Min Return Path Loss 4 Check the calculated Return Outlet to Outlet Variation agains...

Page 45: ...mbination Meter RF OUT RF IN 20 FORWARD TEST POINT FORWARD COMBINER 20 RETURN TEST POINT RETURN SPLITTER TRUNK B TRUNK A OUTLET A OUTLET B OUTLET A OUTLET B OUTLET C HEADEND RF Combination Meter RF OUT RF IN Figure 3 5 Measuring The Return Path Loss Outlet To Outlet Variation ...

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Page 47: ...rocedures in this chapter your ChannelWorks Bridge will allow devices attached to separate Ethernet networks to communicate with each other over your cable TV network This chapter does not describe how to physically install the ChannelWorks Bridge Refer to the ChannelWorks Network Installer s Guide Chapter 2 Hardware Installa tion for procedures to Unpack the unit Identify the contents Verify the ...

Page 48: ...ity dialog box as shown in Figure 4 1 4 To install the utility in a directory other than the one in the utility s dialog box change the default path and choose OK The utility creates the directory chosen copies the program files to the directory and displays the LC Install Utility pro gram group creation dialog box as shown in Figure 4 2 5 Click on OK LC Install Utility creates the LCM Bridge Mana...

Page 49: ...Configuring And Installing The ChannelWorks Bridge 4 3 Figure 4 1 Directory Location Dialog Box Figure 4 2 Create Program Group Dialog Box LC Install Utility c lcm20 ...

Page 50: ...que user name and password for yourself Use the utility s Delete User function to remove the initial Admin user name and password 4 Click on Admin The utility displays the LCM Add User Delete User pull down menu as shown in Figure 4 3 5 Click on Add User from the Admin Pull Down menu The Utility displays the Add User entry window with a default User Name User Password and User Level entered as sho...

Page 51: ...Configuring And Installing The ChannelWorks Bridge 4 5 Figure 4 4 Add User Entry Window Figure 4 3 Admin Pull Down Menu LANcity Management Utility defaults dat Add User ...

Page 52: ...l emulator Choose and initialize the PC s serial port Level Two This level allows the user to perform all of Level One s functions and Modify the following parameters from the Parameters pull down menu Bridge Control Group Download Group Dump Server Group Filter Control Group Network Management Control Group System Group Unique IP Addresses Group Load the above listed parameters from the individua...

Page 53: ... Up A User Account for the procedure to add a user with a valid password 6 Click on Yes The utility displays Microsoft Windows Terminal program Note Microsoft Windows Terminal must be installed in your windows directory for this fea ture to work Otherwise you must start a terminal emulation program at this step 7 Set the terminal emulator s communications parameters to Connector PC port from step ...

Page 54: ...mately 30 seconds after you press the Spacebar the ChannelWorks Bridge lists its memory sizes and displays its PROM monitor prompt of two greater than signs This allows access to the Channelworks Bridge NVRAM 11 Close the terminal emulator application This releases the PC s serial port for use by other programs such as the LCM Use the LCM to perform the remaining pro cedures in this chapter Figure...

Page 55: ...staller s Guide for a description of all ChannelWorks Bridge operating parameters and information on verifying the ChannelWorks Bridge operating parameters If the common parameters of the ChannelWorks Bridge do not match your list stop the installation procedure If access to verify any of the parameters is denied to you stop the installation procedure If access to modify any of the Level Two or Le...

Page 56: ...on Pacer Echo Test button if you want this unit to participate in a keep alive check test when it is not acting as the network pacer Note The ChannelWorks Bridge has a built in test function which exchanges data messages between bridges periodically as a keep alive check 5 Highlight the number you want to change and type in the new IP Address Mask or IP Broadcast Address 6 You have four options a ...

Page 57: ...Configuring And Installing The ChannelWorks Bridge 4 11 Figure 4 7 Save Bridge Control Group Window Figure 4 6 Bridge Control Group Window ...

Page 58: ...wnload Group win dow Figure 4 8 shows an example 3 Select and modify the desired parameters 4 If you have other install parameters you want to modify click on OK LCM dis plays the Save Download Group window 5 You can save the parameters for loading or you can click on Load from the previ ous window and LCM displays the Load Download Group window allowing you to load the ChannelWorks Bridge NVRAM w...

Page 59: ...the Modem Control Group window Figure 4 9 shows an example 3 Select and modify the desired parameters 4 If you have other install parameters you want to modify click on OK LCM dis plays the Save Modem Control Group window 5 You can save the parameters for loading or you can click on Load from the previ ous window and LCM displays the Load Modem Control Group window allowing you to load the Channel...

Page 60: ...he System Group window Figure 4 10 shows an example 3 Select and modify the desired parameters 4 If you have other install parameters you want to modify click on OK LCM dis plays the Save System Group window 5 You can save the parameters for loading or you can click on Load from the previ ous window and LCM displays the Load System Group window allowing you to load the ChannelWorks Bridge NVRAM wi...

Page 61: ...he Unique IP Addresses window Figure 4 11 shows an example 3 Select and modify the desired parameters 4 If you have other install parameters you want to modify click on OK LCM dis plays the Save Unique IP Addresses window 5 You can save the parameters for loading or you can click on Load from the previ ous window and LCM displays the Load Unique IP Addresses window allowing you to load the Channel...

Page 62: ...u click the left mouse button on the Bridge menu selec tion 2 Click on the Load Parameters selection LCM displays the Bridge Load window Figure 4 12 shows an example 3 Click on the Select Groups box 4 Click on the parameter selections that you modified and saved to load at this time 5 Click on OK LCM loads the ChannelWorks Bridge NVRAM with the selected parameters 6 Close LCM s Main Menu and conti...

Page 63: ...Click on the Load All Groups box 4 Click on OK LCM loads the ChannelWorks Bridge NVRAM with all group parameters 5 Close LCM s Main Menu and continue setting up the ChannelWorks Bridge for operation Starting The ChannelWorks Bridge Refer to ChannelWorks Network Installer s Guide Chapter 4 Starting the ChannelWorks Bridge for procedures to Attach the ChannelWorks Bridge to your cable TV network Att...

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Page 65: ...ettings Introduction This appendix provides input and output switch settings for LANcity Corporation s TransMaster frequency agile single channel translator Table A 1 lists the switch settings from 10 MHz to 550 MHz in 250 KHz increments ...

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