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

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When your home was wired, the UStec cabinet and 2X2 tecWire wiring sys-

tems were put in place. These are the ﬁrst two of the four stages.

In the room locations the connection points called tecPorts are the third

stage.

Lastly any UStec components such as RF camera’s, IP camera’s, or your elec-

tronic components such as televisions, etc. make up the fourth component

set.

The tecCenter is the central location in your home where all the tecWires are

terminated in one location. This is the network hub. All signals that enter

your home, or are generated in the home are distributed through the UStec

tecCenter panel. This is what allows you to use an RF modulator in one room,

plug it into the internal cable and distribute to the whole home.

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The most important part of your system is the tecWire in the walls. It is easy

to make changes to devices outside the walls, but difﬁcult to make changes

inside them.

The tecCenter installed in your home was

chosen to meet the criteria set forth by

either the homeowner or the builder. The

following chart shows the differences

between the systems, and methods for

choosing the right system.

The next seven sections will discuss the systems based on the chart above.

Please use the images to judge your system if the installing dealer did not

write the model down on the front page of this manual.

tecready

tecBasic

tecLAN

iLAN

tecSAT Basic

tecSAT

iSAT

tecSAT

iSAT

2X2 tecWire

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MDU series

The MDU Series is designed for multi-family dwellings wired with UStec 2X2

tecWire for up to 4 multimedia tecPort locations. Each model provides a pas-

sive coaxial cable distribution for up to 4 TV’s. The tecLAN MDU Basic mod-

els and higher include a cable signal combiner with a built-in high pass ﬁlter

to eliminate potential interference with cable channels from in-home gener-

ated VCR,DVD or camera channels. Up to 10 phone locations may be pro-

vided, each with 4 phone line capacity. The optional holsters provide a

hinged mounting bracket for cable modems, DSL modems, and home server

appliances.

(Holsters standard on iLAN versions)

Common to all systems is the UX-75x cabinet that houses all the wire and

tecCenter equipment. Each cabinet houses an electrical outlet in the lower

right hand corner to power UStec and third part peripherals.

Each system is enclosed in a integrated plastic cover and drywall trim kit.

Each cover can be locked with the addition of the cover locking kit, part

number UX-408.

tecReady MDU222

This system uses the UX-222 module and is designed to distribute an off-air

or cable television signal and distribute it in up 4 different locations in the

home. It can accept up to four telephone lines and distribute them to 10 dif-

ferent locations in the home. Additionally it has a RJ31X line grabbing inter-

face for a security panel. This system can be upgraded to any of the following

systems.

tecLAN MDU Basic

This system is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal up

to 4 different locations in the home. The CX-4X4U module that distributes

the off-air or cable television signals also has 4 internal inputs. The internal

ports allows for in home generated television signals to be viewable any-

where in the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also

like to see in the bedroom. The TP-DM10B telecom module will distribute

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up to 4 incoming telephone lines out to 9 different locations in the home.

This device can be upgraded to any of the following MDU systems.

tecLAN MDU

This system is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal up to

4 different locations in the home. The CX-4X4U module that distributes the

off-air or cable television signals also has 4 internal inputs. The internal ports

allows for in home generated television signals to be viewable anywhere in

the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in

the bedroom.

Up to 4 incoming telephone lines are plugged into the TP-IN4RS module.

This device will surge protect all 4 incoming telephone lines and distribute

them to 10 different locations via the TP-DM10R module. Additionally the

TP-IN4RS module provides security line grabbing interfaces (RJ31X) on tele-

phone lines 1 and 2. This module also provides a conduit to Key System tele-

phone Units (KSU). This system can be upgraded to the following systems.

iLAN MDU

This system is designed to distribute an off-air or cable television signal up to

4 different locations in the home. The CX-4X4U module that distributes the

off-air or cable television signals also has 4 internal inputs. The internal ports

allows for in home generated television signals to be viewable anywhere in

the home. Examples might be a DVD player that you would also like to see in

the bedroom.

Up to 4 incoming telephone lines are plugged into the TP-IN4RS module.

This device will surge protect all 4 incoming telephone lines and distribute

them to 10 different locations via the TP-DM10R module. Additionally the

TP-IN4RS module provides security line grabbing interfaces (RJ31X) on tele-

phone lines 1 and 2. This module also provides a conduit to Key System tele-

phone Units (KSU).

A six port (1 is broadband connection, 1 is cascade to optional second unit)

10/100 Ethernet switch is included as well. It provides for the connection of

up to 4 different computers in addition to a broadband sharing device that is

mounted in the included gateway holster.

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