User's Manual

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4.4 The in:xtnd™ Access

The Modem is an Ethernet network terminal. It is available as a Modem with one or two ports. Both have

different variants depending on which MoCA band is used. They are labeled AA, AC, and AD in accordance with

the MoCA bands A - A, A - C, and A - D. There is also a variant for “All IP”.

The Modem connects to any antenna outlet in the subscribers’ homes for easy self-installation. It

communicates with the Controller to get configuration parameters and connects to the subscribers’ local area

Ethernet e.g. usually a residential gateway using Ethernet CAT cables with RJ45 plug. (InCoax recommends

using CAT5e cable type as a minimum for best performance.) The firmware of the Modem can be upgraded

from the Controller.

4.5 The in:xtnd™ Quality of Service

The in:xtnd™ Controller supports up to four queues, broadcast and multicast Quality of Service (QoS). It also

supports prioritization between unicast and broadcast/multicast, and classification. Unicast QoS can be set

individually for each Modem.

4.6 The in:xtnd™ Basic Product Connection

Figure 2 shows an example of the in-building connections for the basic products.

Figure 2 — Overview of the basic in-building connections.

Operator

Management

Network

Home

Computer

Coaxial cable

Ethernet cable

Controller

Modem

Router

Ethernet cable