Technical data

Network Topologies – Peer-to-Peer, Server/Client

Corinex AV200 CableLAN Adapter

• Configure the Access Point:

– Set its IP address.

– Select In-Home AV MAC.

– Select AP from the Access NVRAM Node list.

– Select the spectral configuration (notches either enabled or disabled).

– Add the authorized End Points to the Allowed MAC Address list.

– Select a unique Network Number, which will be used by all devices

connecting to this Access Point.

• Configure the required End Points:

– Set their

IP addresses.

– Select In-Home AV MAC.

– Select EP from the Access NVRAM Node list.

– Select the same spectral configuration as you did for the Access Point.

(notches either enabled or disabled)

– Select the same Network Number as you did for the Access Point.

4.3 Home Scenarios

Two possible home scenarios were chosen as examples to demonstrate the

capabilities of In-Home AV networks. The two setups are presented and explained

below.

The picture below exhibits a simple CableLAN network where two adapters are

used to make the Internet connection available in all outlets of the house. This is the

simplest case, where no QoS (Quality of Service) configuration is required.

Home CableLAN Wiring

Desktop PC

IP Set- Top Box

Corinex AV200

CableLAN Adapter

Corinex AV200

CableLAN Adapter