Axing EoC 1-01
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1. Dimensions Connections TV EoC 2 F sockets Connections LAN 2 RJ 45 LEDs Power EoC LAN WiFi Switching power supply unit 110 230 V 50 60 Hz Power consumption max 5 5 W Operating temperature 0 C 40 C 145 W x 82 5 D x 33 H mm Corresponds to the standards 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typen nderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten EN 50083 2 Class A Operation Instructions EoC 1 01 Ethernet over Coax 6 2 Drilling template 14 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typenanderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten axing EJ Swiss design and development 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typen nderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten 15 Operation Instructions EoC 1 01 Ethernet over Coax2. Feeding in of IP data in a CATV distribution structure Coax BEREIT Up and Downstream Coax Ed i ee eh EoC 1 01 LAN ss consaseseaonecesese SS H H H H H a ep 7 Ap vw m Bake ni mue dek TUE Example 3 The feeding of the IP signal is performed via the return channel capable antenna socket If the IP data are fed via the antenna socket a high pass filter TZU 19 65 must be installed in the coaxial supply line amplifier output Coax Up and Downstream Coax emm H BSD 963 13 TZU 40 03 P en HN Example 4 IP data feeding for exactly one antenna socket The feeding of the IP signal is performed via the EoC combiner TZU 40 03 The integrated high pass of 85 1006 MHz prevents the transmission of the IP signal in the CATV network The antenna socket BSD 963 13 is equipped with a high pass filter on the trunk The IP signal will not be transferred to the following antenna sockets Feed in of IP data in aheadend system Coax Up and Downstream Coax CP ee Win H H H H H H H H i H i EEIN zu H WH von E i H i D ve H es i RB H i Hee j E ed a ul i H H i H H i i H i n 5 aH D j D mem GC CG ST Example 5 The feeding of the IP signal is performed via the EoC combiner TZU 40 03 The combiner TZU 40 03 has an integrated high pass of 85 1006 MHz The high pass prevents the transmission of the IP signals to the head end 8
3. Make sure that all cables are connected to the correct port Carefully lay the Ethernet antenna and electric cables to ensure that nobody can step on or stumble over them Do NOT cover the ventilation slots of the device since insufficient air supply may result in damage to the device Do NOT place any objects on the device Position the device in a place where NOBODY can step on it Prior to maintenance or dismounting work disconnect the Ethernet and electric cable from the device In case of damage interrupt the power supply Do NOT try to repair the device Contact your local retailer to order a new device Do NOT open the device or unit Opening the device or removing its covers causes risks for example due to high voltage This device should ONLY be repaired or uninstalled by qualified service personnel For more information contact your retailer 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typen nderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten Operation Instructions EoC 1 01 Ethernet over Coax Product description 1 1 Disposal of wastes Your device is marked with the WEEE symbol Waste Electronics and Electrical Equipment This means that the electrical and electronic components must not be disposed of as residual waste Used electrical and electronic components must be disposed of separately 1 2 Scope of delivery EoC 1 01 1 x EoC 1 01 Ethernet over Coax Modem 1 x Network cable 1 5 m RJ45 1 x Power
4. devices Wait for approx one minute while the EoC devices get connected to each other As soon as the procedure has been completed both Power and EoC LEDs are again permanently lit If the Power LED is not flashing after you have pressed the security button then you might have kept it pressed for too long gt Try it again and press the security button for lt 1 second If the EoC LEDs are not lit on both EoC devices the EoC devices are not connected Repeat the steps in this section 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typen nderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten 11 Operation Instructions EoC 1 01 Ethernet over Coax Troubleshooting 5 1 LEDs LEDs The LEDs indicate an activity and are used for troubleshooting Power LED off gt Make sure that the network cable is connected correctly gt Make sure that the mains switch of the EoC modem is switched on LAN LED is not flashing No data traffic Check the following gt Are the router and the modem switched on gt Is the Ethernet cable connected firmly to the LAN port of the router modem gt Can the PC connected to the router establish a connection to the Internet gt Press the EoC Reset button on each EoC modem for 10 seconds to restore the factory settings of the EoC modem gt If necessary generate a new network key see chapter 4 on page 12 EoC LED off is not lit The EoC devices cannot be found gt Make sure that the
5. 15 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typen nderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten 9 Operation Instructions EoC 1 01 Ethernet over Coax Basic functions After having switched on the EoC modem the LEDs should indicate the following states e The green Power LED is lit After approx 10 seconds the LEDs are lit flashing as follows EoC LED green flashes in case of data traffic LAN LED green flashes in case of data traffic WiFi LED green if WiFi is switched on green flashing in case of data traffic 3 1 Standby mode The EoC modem switches after several minutes without data traffic to the Standby mode The Power LED is flashing green then 3 2 EoC Reset button The EoC reset button is used for the following functions e reset to the factory default setting press gt 10 s e delete the network key press 5 8 s e generate a private network press lt 1 s 3 3 EoC Reset Function Hold the reset button depressed for one second using a bent up paper clip in order to reset the device to the factory defaults The EoC reset button does not work in standby mode 10 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typen nderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten axing EJ Swiss design and development EoC network with encryption An EoC network consists of two or several maximum 64 EoC modems which use the same network key In an existing antenna system with se
6. 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typen nderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten axing Installation and commissioning 1 Connect the router with the enclosed Ethernet cable to one of both RJ 45 LAN sockets of the EoC modem 2 Connect the EoC socket to the available antenna network structure see example 1 to 4 There are several ways to feed the IP data into the existing antenna network structure via a return channel capable antenna socket in the distribution network see example 1 or 3 via the passive terrestrial input of the SAT multiswitch or the passive terrestrial input of a distribution structure see example 2 or 4 3 Connect your computer using the enclosed Ethernet cable to one of both RJ 45 LAN sockets of the second EoC modem 4 Then connect the EoC modem using the EoC F socket to the return channel capable antenna socket see example 1 or 3 or to the return channel capable EoC combiner see example 2 or 4 gt Repeat step 3 4 for further commissioning of EoC 1 01 After all connections have been established the EoC devices can be switched on by means of the mains switch and the connected devices PC laptop etc can be booted up The LEDs Power EoC LAN and WiFi are lit and the data transfer is established Notes e Up to two networkable devices can be connected to one EoC modem e Additionally a TV or radio device can be connected to the TV F socket of the EoC modem 20
7. 9 j d EoC 1 01 Ethernet over Coax Operation Instructions Operation Instructions EoC 1 01 Ethernet over Coax Contents Te Product TE le ns E 4 1 1 Disposal Of waste 4 1 2 Scope of deliven EEN 4 13 WII ele 5 1 4 Connections indications operating element ENEE 6 1 5 Application examples e eteriergeregtgtetetefeeteeg eege EE EEN 7 2 Installation and COMMISSIONING ENNEN 9 3 Basic Te TEE 10 3 1 Standby mode 10 3 2 EoC Reset button 10 3 3 EOC Reset F netiOn u unnadka ish ie 10 4 EoC network with encrvption NEEN 11 4 1 Pair or group formation ENEE 11 5 Troubleshopting ucs asieasieiegeiegeageen uni 12 5 1 LEDS ee a a ee N a nn a a a ee a a a N Be eR eee 12 6 lte X EC EE 13 6 1 Data SIGE oss ee ae ont aces ote 13 6 2 Drilling template nn 14 2 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typenanderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten axing EJ Swiss design and development Safety instructions gt dk kk VY L KR Do NOT use the device near water or in rooms with high humidity such as humid cellars or near swimming pools Do NOT use the device outdoors All connections must be located inside a building Keep the device away from moisture dust or corrosive liquids Do NOT install the device use it or perform maintenance during a thunderstorm There is a risk of electric shock during thunderstorm Connect ONLY appropriate accessories to the device
8. EoC devices are connected to the same antenna network and that they use the same network key Position the EoC modem closer to the computer or the EoC modem After having activated the network security make sure that all EoC modems use the same network key If the problem occurs after the network key has been changed re establish the factory settings of each device again Then you can generate the key again see chapter 4 on page 12 gt Check whether your antenna system provides a return channel Yhyy EoC LED is lit in red gt The line attenuation between the EoC modem is too high Position the EoC modem closer to the master device 12 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typen nderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten axing 6 Technical data 6 1 Data sheet Frequency range EoC input output 2 1006 MHz IP signal 2 68 MHz TV output 85 1006 MHz Through loss lt 0 5 dB Output level min 1 30 MHz 100 dBuV Output level min 30 68 MHz 90 dBuV Network Up to 64 EoC modems Gross data rate 500 Mbps Net data rate 230 Mbps Range up to 700 m EECH 4096 1 024 256 64 1 6 8 QAM QPSK BPSK and ROBO modulation scheme Encryption 128 bit AES Ethernet interface 10 100 1000 Mbps Network standards Home Plug AV IEEE1901 IEEE802 3 IEEE802 3u WiFi network standard IEEE 802 11 b g n Frequency range 13 channels 2 412GHz 2 472GHz
9. cable with euro plug 1 x CFA 8 00 terminating resistor 1 x Quick Start Guide EoC 1 00 2 x EoC 1 01 Ethernet over Coax Modem 2 x Network cable 1 5 m RJ45 2 x Power cable with euro plug 2 x CFA 8 00 terminating resistor 2 x Quick Start Guide Lieferbares Zubeh r e EC connecting cable 1 5 10 m BAK 150 80 999 80 e Modem connecting cable 1 5 10m MAK 150 80 999 80 e Adapter F IEC CFA 1 00 IEC socket F plug e Adapter F IEC CFA 10 00 IEC plug F plug e Combiner TZU 40 03 4 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typenanderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten r velopment axing D Swiss design and de 1 3 Field of application The EoC 1 01 modem allows feeding in of IP data signals from the Internet for example via a router in an existing coaxial antenna distributor such as SAT IF DVB T CATV or head end distribution systems in the star or tree distribution Several Eoc 1 01 modems communicates in a Peer to Peer mode This means that each modem can communicate with each modem in the network The advantage of an ethernet solution over a coax solution is that no new network cables must be laid The data is transmitted through the low attenuation return channel frequency range of 2 68 MHz Depending on the quality of the coaxial cable transmission distances of up to 700 m can be realized The feeding in is performed via the return channel capable terrestrial input of the SAT multiswit
10. ch via the terrestrial input of the antenna distributor structure or via a return channel capable antenna socket in the distribution network see example 1 5 Coax Up and Downstream Coax Internet or other fed IP data are available at return channel capable antenna sockets e g AXING antenna socket BSD 4 xx BSD 21 xx BSD 960 00 BSD 961 xx BSD 963 xx SSD 2 xx SSD 4 00 SSD 5 xx SSD 6 xx or SSD 7 00 connection examples for AXING antenna sockets are given on the Internet under www axing com Download Two networkable devices can be connected to the LAN ports of a EoC modem The IP network can be extended to up to 64 EoC devices All devices connected to the EoC modems can communicate between 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 a EoC modem 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typen nderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten Operation Instructions EoC 1 01 Ethernet over Coax 1 4 Connections indications operating elements Power ON OFF LAN 2 RJ 45 socket EoC F socket data TV 2 862 MHz TV F socket 85 862 MHz Reset button Security button LAN 1 RJ 45 socket Mains socket 110 230 V 9 Power LED 10 EoC LED 11 LAN 1 LED 12 LAN 2 LED ATV or radio device can be connected to the TV F socket on the rear side
11. of the EoC modem The integrated distributor is equipped with a highly selective filter so that the TV radio reception is not interfered with by the data traffic CON DU P DA If the TV F socket ist not used the socket has to be terminated with an termination resistor CFA 8 00 6 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typenanderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten axing Swiss design and development 1 5 Application examples All components in the distribution structure must support the return channel frequency range 2 68 MHz This also applies to SAT multiswitches the passive distribution components and for antenna sockets Feeding in of IP data in a SAT IF distribution structure Coax e ebe If the terrestrial input of Up and Downstream Coax the SAT multiswitch is not NN SN nn assigned it must be WN terminated with a EEEE 75 Ohm terminating resistor EoC 1 01 Coax Up and Downstream Coax ge er ai Pen i SCH SN KETTEN d 1 EoC 1 01 EoC 1 01 Example 2 The feeding of the IP signal is performed via the return channel capable terrestrial input of the multiswitch A combiner TZU 40 03 is used It prevents that the IP signals are transferred via the return channel into the receive antenna system 2015 01 01 AXING AG Schweiz Konstrukions Typen nderung Irrt mer und Druckfehler vorbehalten 7 Operation Instructions EoC 1 01 Ethernet over Coax
12. veral participants all devices can communicate with each other Therefore you should create a private EoC network Securing your EoC network allows you to protect the information sent via the network from unauthorized access This is particularly important in multi family homes office buildings schools and other buildings There are two ways to secure your EoC network e Use the security button to generate a random network key automatically e You can use the Security software to specify a key for your EoC network free download under http www axing com Download 4 1 Pair or group formation Deleting the network key To generate an invidual network key you have to delete the default network key first Press the security button on the rear side of the EoC device for 5 8 seconds until the Power LED flashes Carry out this step for all devices Pair and group formation Press the security button briefly lt 1 s on the rear side of the EoC device The Power LED starts flashing Now also press the security button of the next EoC modem briefly A new network key between the two EoC modems is generated and the devices establish a connection The EoC LED will flash for a short time 120s In order to connect the two devices to each other press the security button on the second device within a time period of two minutes gt Check the LEDs on both EoC devices The Power LEDs must flash during the connection establishment of the
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