Gefen ETH-2-COAX User manual

Ethernet Over Coax
User Manual
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GTV-ETH-2-COAX

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CONTENTS
1 Introduction
2 Operation Notes
3 Features
4 Sender Panel Layout
5 Sender Panel Descriptions
6 Receiver Panel Layout
7 Receiver Panel Descriptions
8 GefenTV Ethernet Over Coax Software Installation
11 Connecting The GefenTV Ethernet Over Coax
17 Automatic Security Setup Feature
19 Advanced Configuration
24 Web Configuration
27 Firmware Update Procedure
28 Specifications
29 Warranty

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The Gefen Ethernet Over Coax
The Gefen TV Ethernet Over Coaxial Sender and Receiver units send RJ-45
Ethernet over RG-59 or RG-6 Coax cable at a distance of up to 300m/1000 feet.
Ideal for legacy installations where Coaxial cable is already permanently in place,
these devices breathe new life into remote network extensions where re-wiring is
not possible.
How It Works
Connect your existing Ethernet network cables to the Ethernet Over Coaxial
Sender unit, then plug in your Coaxial cable to the Coaxial jack on the Sender
unit. At the other end of your Coaxial cable run, attach the Ethernet Over Coax
Receiver unit and your network cables. Power-cycle your equipment. You will
now receive Ethernet network signals at the end of your cable run as if you had
cabled the run with Ethernet cables.
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INTRODUCTION

READ THESE NOTES BEFORE INSTALLING OR
OPERATING THE GEFENTV ETHERNET OVER COAX
This device passes all 10/100BASE-T Ethernet network protocols (TCP/• IP, NETBUEI, Microsoft Networking, etc.) at speeds of up to 200Mbps (Full
duplex fast Ethernet).
All devices connected to the sending and receiving nodes must be on the• same subnet with unique IP addresses to communicate properly.
Multiple receiving nodes can be used on the same coaxial cable system to• extend the network to multiple locations.
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OPERATION NOTES

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Features
Supports up to 200 Mbps data transmission rate•
Extension of up to 1000 feet (300 meters)•
Web configuration for easy maintenance•
Features include IGMP multicast, VLAN, and QOS packet management•
3DES 168 bits encryption used for secure operation•
Four RJ-45 Ethernet ports•
Package Includes
(1) GefenTV Ethernet Over Coax sender
(1) GefenTV Ethernet Over Coax receiver
(1) 3 foot Ethernet Patch Cable
(2) Power Adapter Cables
FEATURES

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SENDER PANEL LAYOUT

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SENDER PANEL DESCRIPTIONS
Standby Button1.
Pressing this will put the sending unit in standby mode. The unit will not
transfer any information to the receiving unit in this mode. To release
standby mode, simply press the button again.
Ethernet Input Port2.
Connects to the Ethernet source (i.e a router, computer, or Internet
connection) via a standard network cable.
Security/Reset Button3.
Pressing this button for 2 seconds will activate the Automatic Security
Configuration (please see page 17). Pressing this button for more than 10
seconds will perform a factory reset.
AC Power Cable Input4.
Input for the supplied AC power cable.
Coaxial Output5.
Coaxial output to link the sending and receiving units together. This
connector will support RG-6 and RG-59 cables.
LAN LED6.
This LED will activate when a connection to a valid Ethernet source is
established. It will blink when activity is detected to signify that data is
actively being trafficked to and from the receiver.
Link LED7.
This LED will activate once a link has been established between the sending
and receiving units. It will blink when activity is detected to signify that data is
actively being trafficked.
Power LED8.
This LED will activate once the included power supply is properly connected.

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RECEIVER PANEL LAYOUT

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RECEIVER PANEL DESCRIPTIONS
Standby Button1.
Pressing this will put the receiving unit in standby mode. The unit will not
transfer any information to the sending unit in this mode. To release standby
mode, simply press the button again.
Ethernet Input Port ( 1 through 4)2.
Connects to an Ethernet device (i.e a computer or gaming system) via a
standard network cable. 4 ports are available for 4 separate devices.
Security/Reset Button3.
Pressing this button for 2 seconds will activate the Automatic Security
Configuration (please see page 17). Pressing this button for more than 10
seconds will perform a factory reset.
AC Power Cable Input4.
Input for the supplied AC power cable.
Coaxial Output5.
Coaxial output to link the sending and receiving units together. This
connector will support RG-6 and RG-59 cables.
LAN 1 LED6.
This LED will activate when a connection from a valid Ethernet device to
Ethernet port 1 is established. It will blink when activity is detected to signify
that data is actively being trafficked to and from this port.
LAN 2 LED7.
This LED will activate when a connection from a valid Ethernet device to
Ethernet port 2 is established. It will blink when activity is detected to signify
that data is actively being trafficked to and from this port.
LAN 3 LED8.
This LED will activate when a connection from a valid Ethernet device to
Ethernet port 3 is established. It will blink when activity is detected to signify
that data is actively being trafficked to and from this port.
LAN 4 LED9.
This LED will activate when a connection from a valid Ethernet device to
Ethernet port 4 is established. It will blink when activity is detected to signify
that data is actively being trafficked to and from this port.
Link LED10.
This LED will activate once a link has been established between the sending
and receiving units. It will blink when activity is detected to signify that data is
actively being trafficked to and from the sender.
Power LED11.
This LED will activate once the included power supply is properly connected.