UStec TP-IPR8 Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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is installed from the rear of the frame. When used with the CX-AMP16, the

CX-DSS58 replaces one CX-DM8 module.

Satellite MultiSwitch Module CX-HDA58

This is an eight output HDTV compatible multiswitch. When used with an

HD compatible dish, any combination of up to eight HDTV and non-HDTV

receivers may be used.

In addition to its function as a multiswitch, it also has a 1X8 passive splitter

intended for the distribution of terrestrial antenna signals.

It is not recom-

mended that the CX-HDA58 be used for the distribution of broadband CATV sig-

nals.

The CX-DSS58 is designed to use the internal cables bi-directionally; by dis-

tributing satellite signals out to eight rooms while maintaining the ability to

send modulated signals back on the same coax. Modulated signals that return

to the multiswitch are ampliﬁed to ensure good modulator signal strength,

then routed to the 1X8 passive splitter.

The CX-DSS58 is included in iSAT series servers for installation in homes that

subscribe to DSS, but receive local programming via terrestrial antenna. The

CX-HDA58 does not ﬁt into the 20K2562 panel frame (FX-200).

An antenna pre-ampliﬁer is strongly recommended for any antenna connected to the

antenna input port

.

Camera Module CX-CM4

The camera module is designed expressly for use with UStec indoor and out-

door surveillance cameras. It is capable of powering up to 4 cameras. Power is

supplied to the cameras from the UX-DC6.2 low voltage power supply,

through the RG6 coaxial cable, to connectors on the rear of the camera mod-

ule. The coaxial cable inputs from the cameras connect to the face of the cam-

era module. The output from the camera module connects to the internal

port on the internal CX ampliﬁer.

All that is needed to prewire this system is a single RG6 feed per camera. The

cameras themselves consist of a high quality CCD (charge coupled device)

sensing unit and a built-in modulator. The CX-CM4 module supplies 12 volts

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regulated DC, which powers the modulator and camera. The camera, in turn,

sends back the modulated camera output on a channel you select. The CX-

CM4 will combine that signal with the signals from up to three other cameras

and distribute the signals to one internal on a UStec coaxial distribution

module (CX-AMP16, CX-AMP8, CX-4X4U).

Audio Speaker Hub Module AU-2X4

The AU-2X4 is a passive audio speaker distribution hub that consists of eight

stereo wire connectors wired in parallel. The device can be set up in either of

two ways:

Bring a stereo source from an ampliﬁer into the Source 1, and output to seven

different locations by way of impedance matching speaker knobs in the

rooms.

Remove the bridging adapter between the two rows of connectors to have two

separate sources that feed three rooms each.Because this device is a passive

patch panel, it also can be used for other purposes, e.g., as a central hub for IR

controls. The unit can connect wires from 10 to 28 gauge.

Power Supply Module UX-DC6.2

The UX DC6.2 is the latest revision of the DC power supply.

This power supply has three 2.5 millimeter by 5.5 millimeter plugs on the

front, plus two additional two-pin power connections on the rear.

These features allow panel modules to take advantage of “bus” type power

cords which run up the back side of the panel frame and enhance the appear-

ance of the panel. Each power bus cable has connectors for applying power to

individual modules in series.

The UX-DC6.2 also features a dealer replaceable 1/2 amp 250 volt slow-blow

fuse (Littlefuse # 229.500S). It also provides a ground post on the rear of the

unit for the TP-IN4RS telephone input module, as well as previous generation

ampliﬁers.

The UX-DC6.2 is unregulated, as different modules require different voltages.

Therefore, any device connected to it must have voltage regulation.

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The total current capacity of the UX-DC6.2 is 1700mA. The current output of

individual ports is not restricted, as long as total current draw does not exceed

1.7 Amps.

TP Input Module TP-IN4RS

The TP-IN4RS is a telephone line interface and surge suppression module.

Connections are present for incoming CO lines, dial tone out to a KSU phone

system, two RJ31X-enabled devices, and a Category 5 rated coupler.

CO Lines entering the panel are connected to the TELCO IN jack. All four

pairs are distributed to the TP distribution module(s) via the ribbon cable

connectors on the rear.

Surge protected dial tone can be sent to a KSU phone system via the KSU

OUT jack.

Two RJ31X devices may be connected; one each on lines 1&2. Due to sensitiv-

ity of some RJ31X – capable devices and legal liability, surge suppression is

not applied to the RJ31X jacks.

Two devices requiring a Category 5 rated coupling may be connect to the CAT

5 DATA jacks.

TP Module TP-DM10R

The TP-DM10R is a 10 port RJ45 distribution module that replaced the TP-

DM6R module (shown on next page). In addition to having four more RJ-45

ports, the unit is wired in parallel, allowing it to operate on its own, without

the need for ribbon cables and a TP-IN4 module.

The primary beneﬁts of this design are that it can be used as a standalone

device, or it can be used in the event of a catastrophic failure of a TP-IN4

module, or it can be connected in the same manner as a DM6R module.

This device

cannot

be used with KSU systems because it is wired in parallel.

This does

not

apply to KSU-less systems or to KSU systems that do not need

independent pairs of wires.

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TP Module TP-DM6R

The TP-DM6R module has been discontinued but is shown here for reference.

The TP-DM6R module provides telephone distribution to six rooms. When

connected to the TP-IN4 module, these units distribute up to four telephone

lines to six different locations. It is possible to distribute six KSU extensions

to six locations in the home with the TP-KSU6R14 adapter cable, however the

TP-KSU8 module and adapter cables replace the TP-DM6R/-KSU6R14 in new

installations.

Computer 10/100BaseT Switch Module TP-10/100BT

The TP-10/100BT Ethernet Switch replaces the TP-10BT Ethernet Hub.

The TP-10/100BT is an auto sensing switch that allows direct port to port

communication on the network. The advantage of direct communication

between ports is faster overall network speed.

For example, connecting a cable modem to a 10/100 hub would limit the

entire hub to run at only 10Mbps. A 10/100 switch on the other hand would

run at 10Mbps on the connected port, while all the others can run at either 10

or 100 Mbps.

The TP-10/100BT is a 6 port switch. Besides the four ports on the front, it has

two cascade ports on the rear circuit board to allow the unit to cascade to

another 10/100 Switch as well as providing a port for broadband access or

other device.

Computer 10/100 Ethernet Switched Router Module TP-IPR8

The TP-IPR8 is an 8 port switched router that is designed to share a high

speed broadband connection for all the computers in the home. The unit also

provides ﬁrewall security through network address translation.

The TP-IPR8 can connect 8 computers directly, but has the capacity to con-

nect up to 253 computers. All 8 LAN ports have the “Auto-MDX” feature

which automatically corrects for straight-through/cross-over miswires. Simply

plug in your networked device and go. The WAN port has a manual switch to

accomplish the same feature.

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Network address translation allows your computers to be “hidden” from the

Internet, so prying eyes can not see them, only the router. The TP-IPR8 is fully

standards based and can be used with such advanced technologies as VPN

and pass through IPSEC

The conﬁgurations to the device are embedded in a web interface. The default

address for connection is http://192.168.1.1. The user name is admin and the

password is admin.

Please change the password for security reasons.

The TP-IPR8 comes pre-programmed for many common applications so

setup of some more advanced features is a breeze. The software on the router

is fully upgradeable, so as new features and technologies become available

the unit can be updated.

Unlike the TP-10/100BT, all of the ports on the TP-IPR8 are on the front. In

order to expand pass the initial 8 LAN ports, one LAN port must be used for

cascading to another switch.

Telephone Integration Module TP-KSU8

The TP-KSU8 module is designed to take advantage of today’s key system

units. When used with either the TP-KSU624 or TP-KSU1232 interface cable,

it offers a simple solution to integrating digital phone systems into the struc-

tured wiring environment.

The TP-KSU8 has 8 RJ45 jacks on its front panel. Each jack connects to the

phone port of a tecPort where a system phone is to be located.

There are 3 connectors on the rear of the TP-KSU8. The 50 pin header receives

the TP-KSU624/TP-KSU1232 adapter cable.

The 24 pin header receives the FX-RIB24 ribbon cable carrying CO lines 3&4

from a TP-IN4RS telephone input module for jacks 1-6. The 10 pin header

allows access to pairs 3&4 in jacks 7-8.

The TP-KSU624 adapter cable carries the digital dial tone from the KSU

switch back to the TP-KSU8 module.

It has 8 RJ14 plugs at one end for connection to the extension outputs on the

KSU, and a 50 pin connector for the KSU8.

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