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Client VoIP
Version: 2009/09/01
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So the modems are able to provide via the cable television network different services: Internet
access, video and IP telephony (VoIP). To ensure the integrity within a complex network, the
Clients cannot communicate among themselves, but only with the related Master.
1.3 General characteristics
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Data transfer at 200 Mbps (gross rate) resp. up to 85 Mbps (net rate) via the coaxial
cable television network
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Use of standard Ethernet protocols (TCP/IP, UDP, ...)
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Easy connection of terminal equipment to the physical ports (RJ45-socket, F-socket,
TAE socket)
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No driver installation required
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High security thanks to the encrypted transmission and the avoidance of peer-to-peer
traffic within the ELCONnect coax system (no user / end customer access to ELCON-
nect coax devices (own / external Clients or Masters) within one and the same seg-
ment
2 Installation
2.1 Hardware requirements / minimum system requirements for modem installation
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Power socket providing nominal voltage 230 V / 50 Hz
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existing coaxial cable TV network with ready-to-work Master
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existing link to an ISP (via routers, such as ADSL modem, DOCSIS modem or other
gateways)
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Laptop or PC running on OS Windows
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98 SE, ME, 2000, XP; MAC; Linux and
full-duplex network interface card (interface: 10/100Base-T); CPU: Pentium II
®
,
500 MHz or higher
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Telephone, fax, answering machine, tariff meter etc. with TAE connector
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Diverse tools (water-level, pencil, drilling machine, drill Ø 6 mm, screwdriver)
2.2 Scope of delivery
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1 Client VoIP with external plug-in power supply unit (AC/DC adapter GSP-1212
ELC/1)
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1 Ethernet cable, length ca. 3 m
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1 coaxial cable (F-connector / coaxial coupling), length ca. 1.5 m
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1 TV splitter
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1 drilling template
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1 toolkit bag (2 dowels, 2 screws)
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1 operating manual