Dynamix HP-52/S FXS User manual

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DYNAMIX HP-52/S FXS
HCNA Coax MDU
Voice Endpoint
User’s Guide
V1.0
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INTRODUCTION
This HCNA (HomePNA3.1 over Coax) coax MDU
voice endpoint connects the telephone and Ethernet
device to a high speed access for Internet access. This
bridge brings you the latest Ethernet compatible
technology that uses the coaxial cable as the
network's physical wiring thereby eliminating the
need to install new wiring. It is designed to operate on
the coaxial TV cable installed in building.
This bridge is to connect PCs and telephone to
broadband access of cable operators by simply
plugging into the existing coaxial F-Type connector
in home.
Features
Plug & Play
Using existing coaxial TV cable to provide in-
building distribution network of broadband access
Shares Internet access and cable TV video
1 port connection compliant with HomePNA 3.1
over Coax (HCNA) standard
2 Standard 10/100BaseT Fast Ethernet ports for
connecting to PC or Set-Top-Box(STB)
1 Phone Port for VoIP Voice Service
MDI/MDIX Auto Crossover Support
QoS Priority Mapping Support
Configurable QoS, Tag VLAN, Bandwidth Control
Statistics and Status Information Support
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HARDWARE INSTALLATION
Parts Names and Functions
LED Indicators on the Rear Panel
Port LED Status
ON Flashing OFF
DC12V PWR Power ON N/A Not powered
LAN1 LAN1 Link Receive or
Transmit Disconnect or Link fail
LAN2 LAN2 Link Receive or
Transmit Disconnect or Link fail
Phone Left Link N/A Disconnect or
Link fail
Right Connected Call Progress No Call
HCNA
Link
Act
Quality
Link Receive or
Transmit Disconnect or
Link fail
Green:High
Orange:Medium
Red:Low
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Ports on the Rear Panel
Port Name Type Functions
ADC12V DC Connect to the power adapter plug.
BLAN1/LAN2 RJ-45 Connect to Ethernet port on PC or
Set-Top-Box for Internet Access.
CTV F Connect to TV
DPhone RJ-11 Connect to Phone
EHCNA F Connect to F-Connector on wall
Essential Hardwares
Items Included Description Purpose
HCNA
MDU Voice
Endpoint
Main Unit
Coaxial
Cable
(F-Type/
RG-59U)
Connects from
HCNA port to
coax F-Type
connector on the
wall outlet.

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CAT5
Ethernet
cable
Connects from
LAN port to
Ethernet enabled
devices as PC
or STB
Telephone
wire Connects Phone port to phone set
DC12V
Power
adapter
Connects from
Power port of
the main unit
into a wall outlet
Hardware Connections
1. Select a convenient location for the bridge near
the PC or Ethernet device to which it will be
connected. The bridge should be kept away
from excessive heat.
2. Using one coaxial cable to connect the HCNA
port to F-Type connector on the wall. Using
another coaxial cable to connect the other F-type
TV port to TV set (optional).
3. Connect the LAN1/LAN2 port to your Ethernet-
equipped device.
4. Connect the telephone to Phone port.
5. Connect the power adapter to the DC12V port
into a wall outlet.
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The figure above shows how to connect an FTTB
or xDSL modem, telephone and PC to the voice
endpoint and in-building coaxial cable network.
Now you should have connected the LAN port,
HCNA port and the DC12V port to the appropriate
devices or lines. LED will be as:
PWR ON
LAN ON
Phone (Left) ON
HCNA Link/Act ON (Green or Orange)
For more information on LEDs, see section entitled
"LED Indicators on the Rear Panel"
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TROUBLESHOOTING
The bridge has been designed to be a reliable and
easy to use connection device. Please refer to the list
below to aid in troubleshooting.
The PWR (green) LED is off.
Make sure the power adapter is properly plugged
into a live electrical outlet.
The LAN (Ethernet) LED is off.
Make sure the connection to LAN port is secure.
The Ethernet device to which you are connected
should be powered on and properly configured.
The HCNA Link/Act/Quality LED is off or red
Make sure the connection to HCNA port is
secure.
HCNA device to which you are connected should
be powered on and properly configured.
Make sure the quality of coaxial connector and
cable is good.
The Phone (Left) LED is off.
Make sure the settings of VoIP SIP registered
account is correct.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Standards
IEEE 802.3 10BaseT Ethernet
IEEE 802.3u 100BaseT Fast Ethernet
HomePNA 3.1 over Coax compliant
SIP v1(RFC2543), v2(RFC3261)
Data Rates
HCNA: 224/192 Mbps maximal
Ethernet: 10/100 Mbps
Transmission Range
HCNA : Up to 65dB attenuation
Ethernet: 100 meters maximum
Power Consumption
12V DC, Less than 6 watt
Certifications
CE, FCC Part 15
LEDs
Power
Ethernet Link/Activity
Phone Link and Call Progress
HCNA Link/Activity/Quality
Connectors
Two F-Type connectors, one for connecting
with HCNA device, and one for TV Bypass
Two RJ-45 for 10/100Mbps Ethernet
One RJ-11 for Telephone
Cables
HCNA: F-Type RG-59U coaxial cable
Ethernet: CAT5 or better UTP