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F5D4085 8820-00904 Rev. A00

POWERLINE AV500

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction .............................................. 1

Features ....................................................2

Product Specifications ........................................3

System Requirements ........................................4

Package Contents ...........................................4

Installing and Setting Up the Adapters. ..................... 5

Configuration............................................. 7

Information ............................................. 11

INTRODUCTION

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the Powerline AV500 Network Adapter (the Adapter).

Most people don’t enjoy buying long and expensive Ethernet cables or pulling

the cables from one place to another. The Adapter offers one of the easiest

ways to enjoy home or small-business networking. Users can now experience a

total network solution with the Adapter. The Powerline AV500 Network Adapter

is interoperable with the HomePlug®AV powerline standard, but provides up

to 500Mbps* bandwidth over home AC wiring. This is 2.5 times faster than the

current HomePlug standard. Since the home power lines are the most pervasive

medium in households with multiple outlets in every room, the Adapter allows

multiple home desktop and notebook computers to be networked to share an

Internet connection, printers, and files, stream video, and play games without

any additional wiring. The advanced signal processing is capable of maintaining

coverage throughout the entire house, even across different phase rings.

The installation of the Adapter only requires that a 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet

port is available on your device. This makes the Powerline AV500 Network

Adapter compatible with any device, including Mac®, Windows®, and UNIX

machines. Note that you need at least two adapters to create a powerline network.

For security, all HomePlug®devices are equipped with 128-bit AES encryption.

The private home power grid plus encryption makes HomePlug significantly

more secure than competing technologies. The Powerline AV500 Network

Adapter provides the best solution for no-new-wires home networking. With

easy plug-and-play installation, and the reliability of HomePlug, the Powerline

AV500 Network Adapter is the best solution for high-speed networking.

INTRODUCTION

Features

• Up to 500Mbps* bandwidth over standard home power lines

• HomePlug signal easily passes through circuit breaker

• 128-bit AES encryption ensures data security

• Encryption completed by hardware, without sacrifice of bandwidth

• Uses IEEE 802.3 computer interface

• Plug-and-play installation

• HomePlug AV-compliant

• Coexistence with HomePlug 1.0 and 1.0 Turbo networks

INTRODUCTION

Product Specifications

Computer Interface: IEEE 802.3/802.3u

Operating Temperature: 32–131 degrees F (0–40 degrees C)

Storage Temperature: -13–155 degrees F (-20–65 degrees C)

Humidity: Max. 5%–95% (non-condensing)

*The standard transmission rate—500Mbps—

is the physical data rate.

Actual data throughput will be lower.

Power LED

Solid Green – Adapter running normally

Blinking Green

– Adapter is resetting

– Adapter is in the process of password synchronization

Off – Adapter powered off

Ethernet Link LED

Solid Green – 10/100/1000Mbps port linked

Blinking Green – Data transmitting or receiving

Off – No Ethernet link

Data LED

Color Green – Link rate excellent: greater than 80Mbps

Color Amber – Link rate between 10 and 80Mbps

Color Red – Link rate less than 10Mbps

Off

– Encryption setup failure

– Adapter not connected to powerline network

INTRODUCTION

Package Contents

• Two Powerline AV500 Network Adapter(s)

• HomePlug Quick Installation Guide

• HomePlug User Manual (on CD)

• CD-ROM

• Two RJ45 Ethernet Cables

System Requirements

• At least 2 HomePlug AV-compatible devices

• Available Ethernet port on each computer or network device

• Available power outlet

• Standard home powerline wiring

• CD-ROM drive

Overview

Installation of the Powerline AV500 Network Adapter takes only

seconds and does not require setting up long wires throughout the

house. Simply plug the units directly into any available wall outlet and

connect to any device with an Ethernet port. Users have the option to

randomly change the security password for their powerline network.

Hardware Setup

1. Plug your network cable into the device’s

RJ45 network adapter port.

2. Plug the other end of your network cable into the

RJ45 port located at the back of the Adapter.

3. Plug the power cable or wall adapter into the power connector

at the back of the Adapter.

4. Insert the power plug of your power cable or wall

adapter directly into a power outlet in the wall.

NOTE: Do not plug the device into a UPS or power strip with

surge protection as they may filter the powerline signal.

5. Repeat this process for the second Adapter.

INSTALLING AND SETTING UP THE ADAPTERS

Note: The actual product may appear slightly

different from the image above.

Overview

The Adapter uses 128-bit AES encryption to block access from

the outside. By default, the protection is enabled. However,

it is recommended that you change the default network

password with the “Encryption” button located on the units.

How to Use the Push Button

This section describes how to add new devices or remove old devices

from your HomePlug AV powerline network. Both can be accomplished

using the push button on the device. While doing this, you can monitor

the status and the progress of the process using the device’s LEDs.

Forming a HomePlug AV Logical Network

When creating a logical network for the first time with two

Powerline Adapters connected to the same power system that

you want to communicate with each other, follow these steps:

1. Press the encryption button on both devices A and B

for 10 seconds until the units’ LEDs flash and the units

reset. (This does not have to be at the same time.)

2. Wait for 30 seconds for the reset to be complete.

3. Press the encryption button on the first device A, which

is connected to your router, for less than 3 seconds.

4. Press the encryption button on the second device B for less

than 3 seconds. The button on B must be pressed within

1 minute of pressing the button on the first device A.

5. The Adapters should now connect; simply wait for the

connection to be established. The Power LED on both of the

devices should flash at 1-second intervals until the process

has been completed, in success or failure. The Power LED will

be illuminated constantly once the connection is established

successfully. If an error occurs, the Power LED on the device

on the existing network (A or B in this example) will flash until

the encryption button on the existing device is pressed again.

The new network password has now been saved to

the second unit. The password will not be lost, even

if the Adapters are unplugged from the wall.

CONFIGURATION

The Power LED on both of the devices should flash at 1-second

intervals until the process has been completed, in success or failure.

The Power LED will be illuminated constantly once the connection

is established successfully. If an error occurs, the Power LED on the

device on theexisting network (A, B, or C in this example) will flash

until the encryptionbutton on the existing device is pressed again.

Joining an Existing Network

In this scenario, a network has already been established with multiple

devices, A and B. You want to add a new device, C. Any of the

existing devices on the network can act as the host to allow C to join

the network.

Follow these steps:

1. Plug in device C on the same power system as device A and B.

2. Press the encryption key on device C for 10 seconds

until the unit’s LEDs flash and the unit resets.

3. Wait for 30 seconds for the reset to be complete.

4. Press the encryption button on the existing device (A or

B) for 3 seconds or less; it will then enter host mode.

5. Press the encryption button on the new device C for less than

3 seconds. This must be done within 1 minute of step 4.

6. The new Adapter should now join the existing network;

simply wait for the connection to be established.

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