User Guide Corinex AV200 Powerline Ethernet Adapter
User Guide Corinex AV200 Powerline Ethernet Adapter
User Guide Corinex AV200 Powerline Ethernet Adapter
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In-Home AV Network Topology<br />
• Public Network - This is the default configuration of an In-Home network. If<br />
the user does not want to configure its network, the network configuration<br />
protocol will configure all nodes automatically. By default, all nodes are EPs<br />
and have a public network ID. If the protocol does not detect an AP in the<br />
channel, it will select an EP as automatic AP. All EPs will connect directly to<br />
the automatic AP if they have direct visibility, or to an EP that will act as a<br />
repeater. Then the network will be established.<br />
• Private Network - To configure a private network (to ensure data privacy),<br />
a network ID must be assigned to all nodes of the network using the<br />
configuration tool. It is recommended to configure a node as a fixed AP (for<br />
example the node with the video server or Internet access). If the fixed AP is<br />
turned off or it is not defined by the user, the network configuration protocol<br />
will select an EP to be transformed into an AP (automatic) to configure the<br />
network.<br />
4.2.1 Single-Network Scenarios<br />
The following two sections show examples of a single In-Home AV network.<br />
4.2.1.1 Local Area Network using two <strong>AV200</strong> powerline adapters<br />
The picture below shows a simple PLC (<strong>Powerline</strong>) network where two adapters<br />
are used to make a local area connection available in all outlets of the house. This is<br />
the simplest case, where no QoS (Quality of Service) configuration is required.<br />
<strong>Corinex</strong> <strong>AV200</strong> <strong>Powerline</strong> <strong>Ethernet</strong> <strong>Adapter</strong><br />
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