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GLC 100

Connectors (LAN) ..................................................................... 2 x RJ 45
LEDs ............................................................. Power /EoC /LAN 1/LAN 2

Switching Power supply .......................................... 110-230 V~50/60 Hz
Power consumption ............................................................... max. 5.5 W

Dimensions (WxHxD) in mm ........................................... 145 x 33 x 82,5
Operating temperature .......................................................... 0°C ~ 40°C
Corresponds to the standards ................................ EN50083-2, EN55022,

EN50412, EN60950-1

2.4 d

esCriPtion

The GLC 100 is an "Ethernet over Coax" (EoC) modem which allows the
feeding in of IP data signals (e.G. from the Internet, IPTV etc.) into an existing
coaxial distribution system (in star or tree distribution).

t

r aditional

lan

net work

All components of a traditional LAN network are connected via network ca-
bles in star distribution. Starting from a switch, cables must be routed to all
components.

Router

Smart-TV

e

o

C

net work

At an EoC network an existing coaxial antenna network is used for transmit-
ting the signals. Here both star, and tree distribution is possible. The data is
fed in and out via EoC modems.

Router

Smart-TV

Ethernet over Coax

Power

EoC

LAN1

LAN2

Power

EoC

LAN1

LAN2

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Summary of Contents for GLC 100

Page 1: ...lish CLASS KLASSE GSS Grundig SAT Systems GmbH Beuthener Strasse 43 D 90471 Nuremberg Phone 49 0 911 703 8877 Fax 49 0 911 703 9210 E mail info gss de Internet http www gss de en GLC 100 Ethernet over Coax ...

Page 2: ... 5 2 Installation 11 5 3 Application examples 12 SAT IF distribution via multiswitch 12 Feed in via return channel capable antenna socket 12 Feed in via the input of the SAT multiswitch 13 Head end station 14 Feed in via return channel capable antenna socket 14 Feed in at the output of the head end station 15 Broadband cable 16 Feed in via return channel capable antenna socket 16 Feed in at the ou...

Page 3: ...her devices 21 7 Configuration Software 22 7 1 Installation 22 7 2 Operation 23 Main menu 23 Rename a device 24 Enter the device password 24 Quality 25 Data rate Mbps 25 MAC address 25 Add an external modem 25 Firmware update 26 Create a private network 26 Diagnostics 28 Info 29 8 Drill template 30 ...

Page 4: ...C cable When setting up the device make sure the mains socket is easily accessible If the device is subject to a sudden change in temperature for example when brought in from the cold to a warm room let it stand for at least two hours before you connect it to the mains supply Do not expose the device to any moisture The digital receiver is designed for use in dry rooms If you do use it outdoors pl...

Page 5: ...er any circumstances No liability is accepted for damage caused by faulty connections or inappropriate handling of the device The devices meet the EU directives 2006 95 EC 2004 108 EC and 2011 65 EU The product fulfils the guidelines and standards for CE labelling Electronic devices should never be disposed of in the household rubbish In accordance with directive 2002 96 EC of the European Parliam...

Page 6: ... and standards for CE labelling Page 31 Unless otherwise noted all values are specified as typical Frequency ranges EoC in output 2 862 MHz Data signal 2 68 MHz TV output 85 862 MHz Through loss 0 5 dB Minimum output level 1 30 MHz 100 dBμV Minimum output level 30 68 MHz 90 dBμV Network max 64 EoC Modems Gross data rate 500 Mbps Net data rate 230 Mbps Range max 700 m Modulation 4096 1024 256 64 16...

Page 7: ...s e G from the Internet IPTV etc into an existing coaxial distribution system in star or tree distribution Traditional LAN network All components of a traditional LAN network are connected via network ca bles in star distribution Starting from a switch cables must be routed to all components Router Smart TV EoC network At an EoC network an existing coaxial antenna network is used for transmit ting...

Page 8: ... antenna sockets Two networkable devices can be connected to one EoC modem The IP net work can be extended to up to 64 EoC devices Ex factory all devices connected to a EoC modem can communicate with each other Data is exchanged network games are transmitted or a centralized network printer can be accessed For the monitoring of houses rooms etc an IP camera can be operated via an EoC modem At mult...

Page 9: ... ON LAN2 EoC TV Reset Security LAN1 110 230V 50 60Hz 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Power LED 2 Power switch ON OFF 3 EoC LED 4 LAN1 LED 5 LAN2 LED 6 LAN2 socket 7 EoC socket 8 TV socket 9 Reset button 0 Security button LAN1 socket Socket for mains cable ...

Page 10: ...ation from page 20 on and Configuration software from page 22 on Preparatory works for private networks via Security buttons If you would like to build up a private network with the help of the security but tons it is easier if you first create the private network key for two devices via a short coax cable and then successively transfer it into the further devices Then you only need to install the...

Page 11: ...on or via the CTV socket of a return channel capable antenna socket in the distribution network A TV which was connected to this socket must then be connected to the TV socket of the EoC modem 8 Accordingly connect further EoC modems to the antenna distribution net work Broadband networks The EoC transmission is done in the return channel frequency range of 2 68 MHz which is also used for Internet...

Page 12: ...channel capable antenna socket Router Receiver Receiver Receiver Receiver QRS13DC QRS13DC TV TV TV TV QRS13DC QRS13DC Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 When feeding in IP data via the antenna socket the terrestrial input of a SAT multiswitch if not used for other purposes must be connected to a terminating resistor of 75 Ω e g FT 75 ...

Page 13: ...V TV QRS13DC QRS13DC Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 If the IP data and the DVB T FM or CATV signal are fed in using the terrestrial input the signals are interconnected via a two way splitter e g SR 203 oper ated in reverse direction A commercially available high pass filter which blocks the return channel range must be inserted ...

Page 14: ...channel capable antenna socket Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Router HbbTV DVB C T HbbTV DVB C T HbbTV DVB C T HbbTV DVB C T OR OR OR OR A commercially available high pass filter which blocks the return channel range must be inserted in the coaxial supply line from the head end station ...

Page 15: ...at the output of the head end station Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 IPTV DVB C T IPTV DVB C T IPTV DVB C T IPTV DVB C T Router Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 SR 203 OR OR OR OR A commercially available high pass filter which blocks the return channel range must be inserted in the coaxial supply line from the head end station ...

Page 16: ...N1 LAN2 Router HbbTV DVB C HbbTV DVB C HbbTV DVB C HbbTV DVB C POI The EoC transmission is done in the return channel frequency range of 2 68 MHz which is also used for Internet services in broadband networks For this reason it must be ensured that the EoC signal does not cause distur bances in the cable network via the point of interconnection POI e g by using a commercially available high pass f...

Page 17: ...N1 LAN2 Power EoC LAN1 LAN2 Cable Router HbbTV DVB C HbbTV DVB C HbbTV DVB C HbbTV DVB C SR 203 CTV EoC LAN POI The EoC transmission is done in the return channel frequency range of 2 68 MHz which is also used for Internet services in broadband networks For this reason it must be ensured that the EoC signal does not cause distur bances in the cable network via the point of interconnection POI e g ...

Page 18: ...etwork is too high In this case check the coaxial network resp short the distance between the devices If no EoC connection can be established check whether a coaxial connection exists check whether all components of the coaxial distributor struc ture support the return channel frequency range of 2 68 MHz position the EoC modem closer to each other shorter coaxial wire After having activated the se...

Page 19: ...to the factory default setting Remove the cover from the button Hold the reset button depressed for one second using a bent up paper clip in order to reset the device to the factory defaults If you press the Reset button less than one second or for more than two seconds the factory settings are not restored The reset button does not work in standby mode page 19 Security button Using the Security b...

Page 20: ... GLC 100 W modem with WiFi function are different to that of a GLC 100 For each type observe the cor responding assembly instruction Define a network name for your EoC network with the help of the configura tion software page 22 download from http www gss de Private EoC network with encryption Make sure that the devices are not in Standby mode The power LED must light continuously Using a bent up ...

Page 21: ...re not connected In this case repeat the steps in this section Integrate further devices Hold the Security button of any EoC device of the private network depressed for approx one second According to the release of the Security button the Power LED starts flashing Within the next two minutes press the Security button on the next EoC mo dem for approx one second its network key must be deleted befo...

Page 22: ... possible Thus EOC devices can always be updated to the current status In general multiple networks can be set up in a coax distribution network Through the network name or network key the modems are assigned to a network 7 1 Installation Unzip the software package after downloading from www gss de When installing GSS lan configuration software WinPcap library V4 1 2 is installed Already installed...

Page 23: ...ve the Connect button If no connection can be established to the locally connected EoC modem the firewall of the PC should be checked Network Threat The software scans the local network at intervals and detects the modems which are active This active EoC modems are displayed in the lower sec tion of the screen section for external devices Above the section for external devices is on the left the t...

Page 24: ... on the name in the row Enter the device password By default the Password column is blank Here you can enter the device pass word using button Enter Password The password is necessary for function Set Local Device Only in menu Privacy page 26 The password is printed on the type la bel of the EoC modem The password consists of numbers and letters in groups of 4 Select the appropriate modem at the l...

Page 25: ...ality depends on the attenuation in the distri bution network MAC address In the MAC Address column the MAC address of the external EoC modem is displayed Add an external modem With this function you can add more EoC modems to the network of the con nected EoC modem While the device is added it must be connected to the power sup ply and be ready for use Click on button Add to open the Add Device t...

Page 26: ... gss de for download Click the Upgrade Firmware button in the main menu Then click the Browse button and select the downloaded nvm and pib files Start the firmware upgrade with button OK The firmware of the modem connected to the PC is updated The EoC modem automatically performs a reset Create a private network In the Privacy menu you can create a private encrypted network and select the modems w...

Page 27: ... key and no network name Thus a number of private networks that have been created over the security keys are distinguished in the configuration software only by the displayed members Transfer the network name with button Set Local Device Only only to the modem which is locally connected to your PC or Set All Devices to all modems the device password is entered Using button Set All Devices the priv...

Page 28: ...ained in the network are listed with some additional pa rameters For external modems the following information is available Device Name Device MAC address Device password Last known data rate of an active device Last known network name of the device The date on which the device was found on the network for the last time The information displayed can be stored for later use in a text file Modems th...

Page 29: ...off If AutoScan is enabled default the network will be scanned at certain inter vals and newly connected activated modems will be displayed in the lower section of the main menu In order to update the network status at deactivated AutoScan click on but ton Scan in the main menu page 23 ...

Page 30: ... 30 GLC 100 8 Drill template 90 mm 41 mm ...

Page 31: ... 31 GLC 100 Declaration of CE conformity ...

Page 32: ...Alterations reserved Technical data E O E GSS GmbH 04062014 Service Phone 49 0 911 703 2221 Fax 49 0 911 703 2326 Email service gss de Grundig SAT Systems GmbH Beuthener Straße 43 D 90471 Nuremberg ...

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