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Index

1. P owerline N etworking Installation ............................................................................................................................. 2

1.1 S imple step to install P owerline N etworking ......................................................................................... 2

1.2 A pplication B lock D iagram .................................................................................................................... 3

1.3 B enefits .................................................................................................................................................. 5

1.4 Features ................................................................................................................................................ 5

1.5 P ackage C ontents ................................................................................................................................. 5

1.6 LE D D efinitions ...................................................................................................................................... 6

1.7 S ystem R equirements ........................................................................................................................... 6

2. P owerline N etworking U tility ..................................................................................................................................... 7

2.1 U ser Interface - N etwork Information Tab ........................................................................................... 10

2.2 U ser Interface - E ncryption Tab ........................................................................................................... 11

2.3 U ser Interface - Link Information Tab .................................................................................................. 12

2.4 U ser Interface - C onnection Information Tab ...................................................................................... 13

2.5 U ser Interface - Q oS Tab ..................................................................................................................... 15

3. P ush B utton S etting ................................................................................................................................................ 18

4. Trouble S hooting ..................................................................................................................................................... 21

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Summary of Contents for 15019-2

Page 1: ...Powerline Ethernet Bridge User s Manual D N 15019 2 ...

Page 2: ...P ackage C ontents 5 1 6 LE D D efinitions 6 1 7 S ystem R equir ements 6 2 P ower l ine N etwor king U til ity 7 2 1 U serInter face N etwor k Infor mation Tab 10 2 2 U serInter face E ncr yption Tab 11 2 3 U serInter face Link Infor mation Tab 12 2 4 U serInter face C onnection Infor mation Tab 13 2 5 U serInter face Q oS Tab 15 3 P ush B utton S etting 18 4 Tr oubl e S hooting 21 ...

Page 3: ...2 1 Powerline Networking Installation 1 1 Simple step to install Powerline Networking ...

Page 4: ...3 1 2 Application Block Diagram 1 2 1 Internet ADSL with one computer via power outlet 1 2 2 Online game via power outlet ...

Page 5: ...4 1 2 3 Internet ADSL and Home Networking via power outlet ...

Page 6: ... 85M or14M br idges E asy to instal l Thr oughout the whol e house just use yourpowercir cuit to access the Inter net orP C networ k O r thogonalFr equency D ivision Mul tipl exing forhigh data r el iabil ity in noisy media conditions Integr ated Enhanced Q ual ity of S er vice Q oS featur es E ight l evel s of pr ior itized r andom access contention fr ee access and segment bur sting U p to 200Mb...

Page 7: ...tion is O K Fl ashing D ata tr ansfer O FF N o l ink to E ther net POWER O N P oweron O FF P ower l ine off orfail ur e Button Description Secure B utton can auto secur e and gr oup the P ower l ine devices Reset P ush this button can r eset to the factor y defaul t settings 1 7 System Requirements E ther net device A C poweroutl et W indows system forencr yption setup ...

Page 8: ...spr oduct If otherutil ities ar e instal l ed uninstal lthem and r estar t befor e instal l ing this softwar e The util ity onl y suppor t W indows 2000 XP and 2003 To instal l inser t the W indows O S C onfigur ation U til ity S etup util ity C D R O M into the computer sC D R O M dr ive The S etup util ity shal lr un automatical l y A l ter nativel y thiscan al so be done manual l y by doubl e c...

Page 9: ...8 Figure 2 1 1 Figure 2 1 2 ...

Page 10: ...been found The r ead onl y dr op down boxof the second fiel d l ists the avail abl e networ k adapter sfound on the system U se the dr op down box to sel ect the appr opr iate adapterforconnection to the l ocalPower l ine device The thir d fiel d l ists the MA C A ddr ess of the connected node The four th fiel d l ists the fir mwar e ver sion of the l ocal l y connected node The fifth fiel d ser v...

Page 11: ...he C oded r ates excl ude FEC bits The R aw r ate is the actualchannelbit r ate The R awr ate is deter mined by car r ierbit l oading and the appl ied H omeP l ug AV Tone Mask which util izes 917 car r ier s out of a possibl e 1155 If al lcar r ier s wer e to be util ized with maximum bit l oading on al l1155 car r ier s the R awchannelr ate woul d be appr oximatel y 250 Mbps W ith the H omeP l ug...

Page 12: ...passwor d The S et Encr yption forR emote device checkbox shoul d be sel ected to set the N etwor k P asswor d forthe r emote device The P ush B utton contr ol s box incl udes the A ction dr op down box that pr ovides a choice of thr ee actions S impl e C onnect N MK R andomize and AV LN Status signal ed to the device when the S imul ate B utton P ush button is pr essed A dditional l y two configu...

Page 13: ...D estination A ddr ess is sel ected fr om a dr op down l ist 2 3 2 Ethernet Controls The E ther net C ontr ol s ar e popul ated once the R etr ieve button is pushed and indicate the P H Y settings of both ends of the l ink 2 3 3 Control and Statistics Groups The member s of the Statistics gr oup ar e popul ated orcl ear ed based on the r adio button sel ection in the C ontr ol s gr oup and the pr ...

Page 14: ...s R emote device Localdevice C A 0 orC A 1 orC A2 orC A 3 Yes R emote device R emote device A ny N o 2 4 2 Transmission and Reception Statistics The Tr ansmission and R eception S tatistics gr oups r etur n oper ationaldata r egar ding MP D U s and packet data unit handl ing R esul ts shown in these fiel ds pr ovide val uabl e connection qual ity infor mation Transmission Statistics MP D U sA ck d...

Page 15: ...14 Figure 4 Connection Information Tab ...

Page 16: ...ed fordata Mapping VLA N tagsorTO S bitsto C A P l evel s is easil y done using the V LA N Pr ior ity Mapping function on the Q oS tab window 2 5 1 List Views The Q oS tab incl udestwo l ist viewsto pr ovide simpl e channelaccesspr ior ity C A P cl assification forindividualMA C addr esses and IP P or ts Ther e is a col l ective l imit of eight acr oss both l ists N o del imiter s col ons ordashes...

Page 17: ... defaul t C A P 1 sets the defaul t channelaccess pr ior ity forunicast fr amesnot matching any othercl assification ormapping IG MP managed Mul ticast Str eam Fixed to C A P 2 setsthe defaul t channelaccesspr ior ity forstr eam data bel onging to a snooped IG MP mul ticast gr oup Mul ticast B r oadcast sets the defaul t C A P formul ticast fr ames not in a snooped gr oup and for br oadcast fr ame...

Page 18: ... be var ied fr om 10 msec to 65000 msec which can be mapped to differ ent l evel s of C hannelaccess pr ior ity tr affic The defaul t val ues used ar e stor ed in the P IB fil e as shown bel ow C A 0 tr affic 2000 msec used forTC P data tr affic C A 1 tr affic 2000 msec used forTC P data tr affic C A 2 tr affic 300 msec used forU D P video music tr affic C A 3 tr affic 300 msec used forVoIP tr aff...

Page 19: ...ce is in reset process Secure button can auto secur e and gr oup the P ower l ine devices the fol l owis the scenar io forsecur e button Two Push Button trigger state conditions A dderstate fora device pr oviding the N MK foran existing AV LN Joinerstate fora device that wil ljoin an AV LN P ushing buttons on any two devices r esul ts in one of them becoming an adder and the otherone a joiner Thre...

Page 20: ...ng AVLN Possible Use Case Scenario 2 Two devices joining to form new AVLN Before this scenario begin please make sure to press each device secure button 10 sec till all LEDs re flash to generate the random network password key first Possible Use Case Scenario 3 Reset ...

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Page 22: ... steps to check the pr obl em 1 D ue to the master sl ave str uctur e you need to avoid pl ugging two P ower l ine br idge in the same time so you had betterpl ug the P ower l ine to the poweroutl et sequence 2 P l ease unpl ug the P ower l ine br idge and pl ug again pl ease r ememberpl ug them in sequence C heck the P ower l ine util ity and check the thr oughput again 4 Why the Powerine 200M de...

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