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Page 1: ...thout notice due to continued progress in methodology design and manufacturing TRANSLITE GLOBAL LLC shall have no liability for any error or damage of any kind resulting from the use of this document COPY WARNING This document includes some confidential information Its usage is limited to the owners of the product that it is relevant to It cannot be copied modified or translated in another languag...

Page 2: ...NT INSTALLATION 09 Ø CABLE MODEM CONNECTION INTERNET ONLY Ø CABLE MODEM CONNECTION INTERNET ONLY TV Ø ROUTER CONNECTION INTERNET ONLY Ø ROUTER CONNECTION INTERNET TV CHAPTER 6 ACCESSING THE DEVICE GUI 13 CHAPTER 7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 36 CHAPTER 8 FAULT DIAGNOSIS 38 CHAPTER 9 HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE CONTENT TABLE 38 CHAPTER 10 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 39 CHAPTER 11 SALES SUPPORT 40 ...

Page 3: ...band gaming streaming and video on demand services to every room CHAPTER 2 PACKING LIST Before installing this product please check if the following items are included in the package In case of any loss or damage in the contents please contact your supplier S No Item Name Quantity 1 TL MC84 W Terminal Equipment 1 piece 2 Power Adapter 1 piece 3 User Manual 1 piece 4 Ethernet Cable 1 piece 5 Coaxia...

Page 4: ...l equipment On connected to terminal equipment Blinking sending and receiving data 2 4G 2 4G Wi Fi indicator light Off 2 4G Wi Fi closed On 2 4G Wi Fi opened Blinking sending and receiving data 5G 5G Wi Fi indicator light Off 5G Wi Fi closed On 5G Wi Fi opened Blinking sending and receiving data GE1 FE2 4 Network connection indicator light Off no connection to user equipment On normally connected ...

Page 5: ... TV signals and MoCA signals GE1 1000Mbps Ethernet interface RJ45 interface FE2 FE3 FE4 100Mbps Ethernet interface RJ45 interface DC 12V DC 12V 1A power input port RESET Long press reset key for 3s to restore to factory settings WPS Long press the WPS key for 3s 5s to synchronize sub device settings Auto join a device terminal without a password ...

Page 6: ...P a g e 6 3 3 SIDE PANEL Fig 3 c Toggle switch as shown in the picture to OFF position to turn off the power and to ON position to turn on the power 3 4 MECHANICAL DESIGN Fig 3 d ...

Page 7: ...evice is powered on and connected to a PC using an ethernet cable There are four ETH ports on the device for management any port can be used Step 2 Configure your PC s IP address to 192 168 10 x range Examples shown below for Windows and Mac 4 1 FOR WINDOWS Fig 4 a ...

Page 8: ...P a g e 8 4 2 FOR MAC Fig 4 b Step 3 Log in to the device using a browser by http 192 168 10 1 Username admin Password admin ...

Page 9: ...P a g e 9 CHAPTER 5 EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION Fig 5 a ...

Page 10: ...P a g e 10 Fig 5 b ...

Page 11: ...P a g e 11 Fig 5 c ...

Page 12: ...P a g e 12 Fig 5 d ...

Page 13: ...erienced network technicians only To configure the network settings of the adapter Step 1 Make sure the device is powered on and connected to a PC using an ethernet cable There are four ETH ports on the device for management any port can be used Step 2 Configure your PC s IP address to 192 168 10 x range Step 3 Log in to the device using a browser by http 192 168 10 1 Username admin Password admin...

Page 14: ...P a g e 14 6 1 Home Page The adapter s GUI s home page appears as shown below Fig 6 b ...

Page 15: ...s default and preferred setting for the MoCA adapter Network model selection includes two options single model and multiple model as shown in Fig 6 c Fig 6 c 6 2 1 Single Model In single model selection only WAN connection can be set The connection mode can be set to Bridge mode Fig 6 d or Route mode Fig 6 e depending on the application Bridge Mode Fig 6 d ...

Page 16: ...hod can be set to DHCP Static or PPPoE mode as show in Fig 6 e Click on apply once the selection has been made Fig 6 e 6 2 3 Static mode The IP address subnet mask default gateway preferred DNS and alternative DNS of network connection can be set as shown in Fig 6 f Fig 6 f ...

Page 17: ...anually as shown in Fig 6 g Fig 6 g MTU The maximum transmission unit of network interface 6 2 5 Multiple Model When compared to single service model service type and binding ports are added in this model as shown in Fig 6 h The service type can be set to display the type of service Fig 6 h ...

Page 18: ...P a g e 18 6 3 LAN The connection mode can be set to Static Fig 6 i or DHCP Fig 6 j Fig 6 i Fig 6 j ...

Page 19: ...ell default is set to America as shown in Fig 6 k Band Steering Band steering is functionality that automatically steers any individual connecting to a wireless network to the best available and supported frequency band thereby optimizing performance for the client Security types WPA PSK WPA2 PSK WPA WPA2 PSK Mixed Mode Fig 6 k ...

Page 20: ...ology This page shows the list of wired and wireless devices connected to the adapter along with basic information such as device name MAC address as well as IP address assigned to the devices as shown in Fig 6 l Fig 6 l ...

Page 21: ...P a g e 21 6 6 More 6 6 1 Run Status Status Table The status table page shows basic information of the system WAN connection as well the wireless configuration details as shown in Fig 6 m Fig 6 m ...

Page 22: ...n and synchronize any changes made to the device parameters such as Wi Fi SSID login credentials MoCA settings etc Once enabled push and hold the WPS button for 5s Following which the secondary device will shut down its DHCP server and delete all the WAN connections If DISABLED every device on the local network will be independent of the other The parameters such as Wi Fi SSID login credentials Mo...

Page 23: ...etup The following Figures Fig 6 p Fig 6 s will represent wireless setup pages and menu s along with default parameters set 6 6 3 1 Advanced Setup The Wi Fi channel and bandwidth of the network can be set here as shown in Fig 6 p Fig 6 p ...

Page 24: ...client devices to access your network based on a list of blocked devices Blacklist or a list of allowed devices Whitelist Fig 6 q 6 6 3 3 WPS Setup Push button configuration mode Press WPS button to achieve WPS secure connection Note WPS does not support WEP and TKIP encryption Fig 6 r ...

Page 25: ... to 60dBm as shown in Fig 6 s Fig 6 s 6 6 4 MoCA Management This section consists of the MoCA setup page Fig 6 t MoCA Status page Fig 6 u 6 6 4 1 MoCA Setup One can set the coaxial port frequency parameter along with LOF channel transmission power and Beacon power on this page The picture Fig 6 t shows default recommended settings ...

Page 26: ...he first MoCA adapter in your network it is recommended to disable the Network Scan function and enable the Preferred NC Fig 6 t 6 6 4 2 MoCA Status The MoCA status page displays basic information as shown in Fig 6 u Fig 6 u ...

Page 27: ...service Fig 6 z 6 aa 6 ab 6 6 5 1 ACL Setup On this page the firewall can be enabled or disabled It is recommended to enable the firewall as the firewall can build a solid barrier between the external network and your home network Fig 6 v Firewall Disabled Fig 6 w Firewall Enabled Fig 6 v Fig 6 w ...

Page 28: ...P a g e 28 6 6 5 2 DMZ Setup The DMZ host feature as shown in Fig opens all service ports to one local host for bidirectional communication Fig 6 x DMZ Disabled Fig 6 y DMZ Enabled Fig 6 x Fig 6 y ...

Page 29: ...P a g e 29 6 6 5 3 NAT Setup Network address translation is the ability of a router to translate a public IP address to a private IP address and vice versa Fig 6 z ...

Page 30: ...P a g e 30 Fig 6 aa Fig 6 ab ...

Page 31: ...t system manage system clock synchronous upgrade defaults backup log information and set up guide menu options described in the following pages 6 6 6 1 System reboot The system can be set to reboot by clicking on the system reboot icon as shown in Fig 6 ac Fig 6 ac ...

Page 32: ...as well as the TR069 server connection I any can be altered and used as shown in Fig 6 ad Fig 6 ad 6 6 6 3 NTP Settings Network Time Protocol synchronizes computer clock times across a network When NTP is enabled your device contacts the specified NTP server to synchronize the time Fig 6 ae ...

Page 33: ... 33 6 6 6 4 Upgrade This page is used to upgrade the firmware of the TL MC84 W MoCA adapter You may either upgrade the adapter immediately or schedule an upgrade using the feature as shown in Fig 6 af Fig 6 af ...

Page 34: ...om this page Fig 6 ag one can reset the adapter to factory defaults Fig 6 ag 6 6 6 6 Backup The backup page as showing in Fig 6 ah is used to backup configuration of the adapter to save or apply to other adapters as needed Fig 6 ah ...

Page 35: ...P a g e 35 6 6 6 7 Log Information The log information menu is used to store logs of device activity as shown in Fig 6 ai Fig 6 ai ...

Page 36: ...Communication Mode Modulation OFDM Sub carrier Number 512 5 maximum Sub carrier Bandwidth 195 3125KHz Sub carrier Modulation 1024QAM MAC Layer Protocol TDMA TDD RF Parameter MoCA port MoCA Frequency IN OUT port 5 1675 MHz 1125 1675 MHz 5 1002 MHz Channel RF Bandwidth 100MHz 3 100MHz 4 100MHz 5 Typical Transmitting Power 2 dBm Receiving Sensitivity 70 dBm Insertion Loss 2 dB Delay Typical 3ms Maxim...

Page 37: ...2 4G WiFi 2 2 802 11n 300Mbps 5G WiFi 2 2 802 11ac 866Mbps Throughput 2 4G WiFi 180Mbps 5G WiFi 350Mbps Interface RF Interface Mode Connector F type Female Impedance 75 Ohm RF Interface 1MoCA input output port 1 RF input output port CATV Ethernet Interface 1 RJ45 1 10 100 1000 1000BASE T 3 10 100BASE T ports Power Consumption Power Supply DC 12V 1A External Power Adapter Power Consumption 10W Secu...

Page 38: ...s plugged into the MoCA port 2 Check if the coaxial cable of the equipment is tight enough 3 Restart the device power off and then power on GE1 and FE2 4 indicator light is not on 1 Check if the cable is in good condition 2 Replace the ethernet cable 3 Restart the device power off and then power on CHAPTER 9 HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE CONTENT TABLE Name of parts Hazardous Substance Pb Hg Cd r6 PBB PBDE S...

Page 39: ...lease handle the device gently in the process of installing and moving device Ø Please use the provided power adapter Ø Keep it on a horizontal or vertical surface away from heat or rain and ventilated Ø Place equipment in a dust free and dry environment Ø Connect the ground wire to avoid lightning and static damage to the equipment Ø Do not disassemble the equipment by yourself Disassembling with...

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