Cisco 9865HDC User Manual

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Appendix A
Appendix A
The following tables describe all of the fields and possible values that can appear on
the TV when you are reviewing MoCA diagnostic screens. They can be useful for
troubleshooting MoCA issues.
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Field Name
Description
Possible Values
Node ID
The local node ID
 [Range: 0 – N] where N = 15 for
MoCA 1.1
Enable
Indicates whether MoCA is
enabled on this set-top
 True—preferred value
 False
Note: Status is controlled at the
headend.
Brdcast PHY
Rate
Data rate used for packets
broadcast to all other nodes
 [Integer > 0]
Note: Minimum value is 200 Mbps,
lower rates require fixing the home
coaxial wiring.
Wait at least 30 seconds after Link
Up is achieved then verify
Broadcast PHY Rate.
MoCA Version
Version of the MoCA standard
supported by the set-top
 [Set-top-dependent]
LOF
Last Operational Frequency (in
MHz). The set-top will
automatically default to this
frequency after a reboot.
 [Integer > 0]
Note: This is typically equal to the
RF channel.
MAC Address
MAC address of the MoCA
interface
 Based on the STB RF MAC on the
back of the set-top.
Example: If the STB RF MAC of
the set-top is 00:1E:6B:D2:4D:4C,
the MoCA interface MAC is
20:1E:6B:D2:4D:4C.
Status
Status of the MoCA network
 Link Up—preferred value
 No Link
 Disabled
Note: Link Up indicates that the
node has successfully joined the
network.
Up Time
Length of time that the Status
has been at Link Up
 [Time]
Example: 3h 10m 6s
Link Privacy
Indicates the status of Link
Privacy
 Enabled—preferred value
 Disabled

Cisco 9865HDC Specifications

General

Model	9865HDC
High Definition	Yes
DVR	Yes
Category	Set-top box
Connectivity	Ethernet
Network	Ethernet
Chipset	Broadcom
CPU	Dual-core
Video Output	HDMI
Audio Output	HDMI, Optical
USB	Yes
Video Decoding	H.264, MPEG-2, MPEG-4
Resolution	1080p
Power Consumption	25W