MEDIA TRANSFORMER COAXDATA G.HN MASTER 1.7GBPS 4XETH

T769310 is the main element of a CoaxData G.hn installation. It manages and deploys CoaxData nodes of a local Ethernet network deployed over coaxial cable. A typical installation location is at the head of the coaxial network where TV and internet services originate.

The master unit T769310 can control four independent G.hn network profiles, each capable of supporting up to 16 nodes. Thus, it can serve a total of 64 nodes in an installation (16 x 4).

Each G.hn network profile uses the network for 25% of the time at a speed of 425 Mbps (G.hn total speed of 1.7 Gbps across 4 network profiles).

The device features a built-in Web/CLI interface that enables activation or deactivation of G.hn network profiles. Through this interface, the installer can customize the network configuration and monitor all network elements (master and nodes).

Its functionality is designed according to the GPON system philosophy, allowing it to be controlled and operated flexibly not only via the master device but also at network access points.

Features:

• Plug & play: Automatic configuration enables immediate internet connectivity to the system as soon as it is connected to the operator's router
• Aluminum and Zamak construction ensures resilience to high temperatures even under the most demanding conditions
• Simple installation with a single coaxial output: thanks to its built-in diplexer, it combines the TV set-top box signal with the data signal from the operator's router and forwards it over a single cable
• Low power consumption: easily replaceable integrated power supply reduces power consumption to as low as 19W in critical situations
• Wall and rack mounting (2RU)
• Device operation and G.hn network LED indicators
• Web/CLI interface for professionals: enables configuration and monitoring of G.hn network parameters. It includes powerful functions similar to those in GPON systems, facilitating management and configuration of both the master and the nodes

This product description is an automated translation of the original Finnish description.