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Explains the HD200 Powerline Wall Mount F as a network adapter using electrical power lines for communication, supporting up to 200 Mbps.
Details the contents of the user guide, enabling users to install, configure, and optimize the HD200 Powerline Wall Mount F.
Lists the items included in the Corinex HD200 Powerline Wall Mount F package, typically the adapter, Ethernet cable, and documentation.
Specifies the necessary PC configuration, including a fast Ethernet card and Windows 2000 or later, with a static IP address.
Suggests essential free software like WinPcap and Wireshark for network analysis and HaneWin DHCP/TFTP server for configuration.
Describes the physical appearance of the adapter, including plug versions, buttons, and LEDs, for both EU and NA regions.
Provides detailed technical specifications including standards compliance, speed, plug type, interface, frequency, dimensions, and power requirements.
Explains that Enterprise modems default to auto-configuration using DHCP and TFTP, and mention the PTTP protocol.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the HD200 Powerline Wall Mount F to a computer via Ethernet and to a wall outlet.
Describes the MCAST_IGMP_AGING parameter for enabling or disabling multicast aging in the auto-configuration file.
Explains how to enable or disable the EXTA (Ethernet) interface using auto-configuration files or SNMP, via the DISABLE_EXTA parameter.
Details how to display all MAC addresses on the EXTA interface using SNMP, referencing specific MIB objects.
Introduces the NODE_NUMBER parameter for configuring the node number of the adapter, placed before GENERAL_TYPE.
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