Motorola Powerline MU manual Building Electrical Considerations, Main Planning, Gateway Location

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This connection may not be possible because of distances limitations (100 meters) or structural obstacles.

3.3.2Ethernet from SM to Powerline MU Hybrid Adapter to Powerline MU Hybrid Adapter to Gateway

Connect the SM to a Powerline MU Hybrid Adapter plugged in to an AC outlet. Use a straight-through shielded Ethernet cable that adheres to Category 5 and 5e (TIA/EIA 568- B). Connect a telephone wire to the RJ11 jack on the Powerline MU Hybrid Adapter and run the telephone wire over existing twisted pair telephone wires to another Hybrid Adapter that is near the Gateway.

Connect the second Hybrid Adapter to the Gateway using the same kind of Ethernet cable defined above.

3.4BUILDING ELECTRICAL CONSIDERATIONS

Most buildings have the same basic layout electrically. They all have a main feed that is then distributed to the customer premise.

3.4.1Main Planning

You will need to involve the building manager, a qualified electrician and, perhaps, the local utility and a local inspector, depending on local regulations and where you connect the Gateway.

3.4.2Owners of Electrical Equipment

The meter or the meter bank is usually the separation between the utility (line side) and the customer (load side). In multiple units buildings (MUs), the building typically owns all of the equipment all the way to the transformer outside the building, except the meters. The utility owns the meters and the outside transformer and must be included in plans that involve gaining access to these devices.

NOTE: Typical Powerline MU installations do not require gaining access to those devices.

3.4.3Gateway Location

Choose the location for the MU Gateway(s) and discuss with the building management who needs to be involved.

The closer you connect to the customer premise, the better, but remember that you will want to connect to the point that serves the most customers with the least signal loss.

Determine the location of the broadband entrance point, which is the Internet access device, such as the Motorola Canopy SM.

Determine how to connect the Gateway to the Internet access device:

∙Ethernet (from the Motorola Canopy SM)

∙Ethernet via fiber

∙Powerline MU Hybrid Adapter using telephone wiring

∙Other Ethernet connection

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Contents Powerline MU User Guide Trademarks, Product Names, and Service Names Table of Contents Configuring the Powerline MU Gateway List of Figures Sample Diagram a List of Tables Becoming Familiar with this User Guide About this User GuideAdmonition types Getting Additional HelpSending Feedback Send e-mail to technical-support@canopywireless.comOverview of Powerline MU Security Powerline MU FeaturesNetwork Operations Bandwidth ManagementOrdering Equipment Plug Types Powerline MU ProductsPowerline MU Canopy WirelessEthernet from SM to Gateway Connecting the Canopy Network to the GatewayMain Planning Building Electrical ConsiderationsOwners of Electrical Equipment Gateway LocationInstalling Powerline MU Electrical Symbols Sample Diagram B TWO-PHASE SINGLE-PHASE Installation Two-phase installation THREE-PHASE InstallationMass Metered Mass-metered installationWiring the Panel Extender Using a Panel Extender multiple electrical panelsIndividually Metered Inductive Coupling Installation Diagram Inductive Coupler Connection, One Transformer Powerline MU Inductive Coupler 750 available Q4 Number of Splits Maximum dB loss per split Way Multiple Transformer Inductive Coupler Connection, Multiple Transformers Individually-metered installation capacitive coupling Equipment Staging Upgrading FirmwareMount the Gateway InstallationInstall Modems Connect to the Gateway Configuring the Powerline MU GatewayUser Interface Navigation tips Date and Time Configuration and MaintenanceSystem Information System Password Configuration Screen System Password ConfigurationLogs Screen LogsReboot and Reset to Defaults Screen RebootSite Info Backup and Restore SettingsAdvanced BAM ConfigurationSnmp Configuration Snmp ConfigurationPLV-GATEWAY-MIB Vlan Configuration Snmp Access ControlAn Example Network Configuration for Vlan Implementation Example of Vlan Configuration Screen in the Gateway Example Configuration of a Modem in Vlan Pass-Through Mode Modem Luid Range Configuration in the Powerline MU Gateway IP Address IP ConfigurationModem List PowerlineNEK Configuration NEK ConfigurationPSD Setting PSD SettingPowerline MU Carriers Linked to Carrier Frequency Remote NEK Modem NEK Screen Powerline ModemPage Connect to the Modem Powerline ModemConfiguring the Powerline Modem Powerline Modem Screen MAPSystem Info Screen System InfoSystem Password Screen System PasswordSystem Logs Screen System LogsReset Screen ResetBackup Screen BackupSite Info Advanced Packet Priority Advanced Packet PriorityAdvanced Bandwidth Control Advanced Bandwidth ControlAdvanced Snmp Configuration Advanced Snmp ConfigurationWhispPlvModemAdmWConfigGroup Operating Mode Modem Repeater Function Advanced Snmp Access ControlTypical Set Up for the Modem Repeater Operating Mode Use with Reeater IP Configuration IP Address with NAT Enabled Screen IP Configuration with NAT EnabledIP Address WAN 2 WANIP Address DMZ 3 DMZNetwork Encryption Key Scan DevicesPSD Setting Screen National and Regional Regulatory Notices Important Note on Modifications1 U.S. Federal Communication Commission FCC Notification Declarations of ConformityDeclaration of Conformity Gateway Page Isisis Declaration of Conformity Modem Page 0171486Nxx Model Number Description Declaration of Conformity Hybrid Adapter Issue 0171486N08 Software License Terms and Conditions Legal NoticesIsss Isssiiisis Iisssisiis Siiiiiiis Iiis Hardware Warranty in U.S Limit of Liability Additional Resources History of Changes in This Document Technical Specifications ∙ Ssss Available Now Powerline MU Gateway Issue Powerline MU Panel Extender Available Now Powerline MU Inductive Coupler 500 250 Issue 100 Appendix a International Electric Grid Plug Types Issue 102 Issue 103 Issue 104 Issue 105 Issue 106 Issue 107 Issue 108 Issue 109 Appendix B Signal Distances Issue 111 Issue 112

Powerline MU specifications

The Motorola Powerline MU is a cutting-edge device designed to enhance your home or office internet experience. With growing demands for seamless connectivity, this innovative solution leverages powerline communication technology to deliver high-speed internet access through existing electrical wiring. This means you can utilize your power outlets as network connections without the need to run extensive cabling.

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