Zoom 5031 user manual Zoom CableModem

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Access the Internet at speeds up to 100 times faster than dial-up modems

Provides an always-on Internet connection for instant access

Eliminates Internet traffic on your phone line

DOCSIS 1.0 tested and certi- fied for operation with industry -standard cable networks

Can be upgraded to DOCSIS

1.1 automatically by your cable service provider

Easy-to-read status display

Stylish, design with vertical and horizontal options

Easy installation with USB support for Windows XP, Me, 2000 and 98

Unique Zoom Cable Modem Monitor provides network troubleshooting software

Includes ZoneAlarmpersonal firewall and AdSubtractad blocker software

Includes USB cable

Zoom® CableModem

External Cable Modem

with USB Connection

The Zoom CableModem Model 5031 has a USB interface to support a wide range of operating systems, and applications. The modem is easily installed using the software provided. In addition, Zoom's unique Cable Modem Monitor Software provides user-friendly troubleshooting if problems are encountered on the network.

The Model 5031 has been CableLabs® certified and is approved as fully compliant with the Data Over Cable System Interface Specification 1.0 (DOCSIS 1.0), ensuring interoperability and a high level of performance with industry-standard cable systems. It is software upgradeable to DOCSIS 1.1, with the necessary hardware, software and Digital Certifi- cates built into the modem to support 1.1 enhancements. Data over cable service providers are supported further with remote and local diagnostic capability, remote firmware downloads and SNMP support. The cable modem supports up to fifteen PCs and a data rate of up to 42 Mbps downstream from the service provider and 10.2 Mbps upstream.

The package includes ZoneLabs' ZoneAlarmpersonal firewall software, AdSubtractad blocker/cookie filter software, a user's manual and Ethernet cable.

Model 5031

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