Positron G.hn MIMO Wave-2 to Ethernet Bridge over Twisted Pair with Reverse Power Feed

Fiber to the Home is far from the only and most efficient technology to deliver Gigabit Internet access to subscribers. Retrofitting an existing (brownfield) Multi-Dwelling Unit (MDU) with fiber is complex and expensive. The Positron G.hn Aggregation Multiplexer (GAM) family delivers near symmetrical Gigabit Internet access to subscribers in MDUs over the existing telephone or coaxial infrastructure at a fraction of the cost of alternatives.

The Positron Access Solutions G1001-MR G.hn to Ethernet Managed Demarcation Point device powers the Positron rugged IP67 (outdoor and extended temperature) GAM family with support for the ETSI Reverse Power Feed (RPF). Support for RPF facilitates the installation of the GAM outside of the MDU or MTU and in areas where it is not simple or cost effective to install a local power source. The GAM-8-MRX and GAM-4-MRX respectively have eight (8) and four (4) MIMO ports and can operate when powered from G1001-MR devices in SISO or MIMO mode. The GAM-4-CXR has four (4) COAX ports and can operate when powered from G1001-MR devices. Each G1001-MR powers a single G.hn port of the outdoor GAM devices.

About the G1001 Managed Demarcation Point with RPF Support

When operating in a Reverse Power Feed mode, the outdoor GAM devices will always make sure that each G.hn End-Point devices it serves evenly contribute to provide power to the GAM via RPF. This means that the outdoor GAM will reject G.hn End-Point devices that do not provide their share of the power required by the GAM.

The G1001-MR controls how a Residential Gateway (or User CPE) connects to the G.hn Access Network under the control of the Positron GAM. In this role, they make sure the information transmitted over the G.hn links is protected with strong AES-128 encryption.

• G.hn Wave-2 to Ethernet Bridge over Twisted Pair
• Supports Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) and Single Input Single Output (SISO) modes
• G.hn port (RJ45 port)
• One (1) 10/100/1000BaseT RJ45 port
• Supports Reverse Power Feed (acting as a Power Sourcing Equipment - PSE)
• LED: RPF, Short, Open, Bad, G.hn, Power, Status, and Gigabit Port link/ active
• Power Source: 12 VDC/ 2A Power Adapter (Included)
• Power Consumption: The G1001-CR draws power for their own operation (no more than 3W) and for the operation of the GAM device which requires about 21W when it gets its power from a single G1001 device. The worst case power consumption is therefore 24W
• Reverse Power Feed: Complies with ETSI TS 101 548 v.2.2.1
• Certification: CE Mark, FCC Part 15 Class B
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to +40°C
• Storage Temperature: -40°C to +70°C
• Operating Humidity: 5% to 95% relative, non-condensing

• G.hn Standards: G.hn Wave-2 Client- Based on GigaWire Alliance specification and fully compliant with the following ITU-T standards
• G.9960 Amendment 2 - System Architecture and PHY Layer
  G.9961 Data Link Layer
  G.9962 Management
  G.9964 PSD
• Ease of Deployment: Support G.hn operation over telephone wiring
• Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint support: Supports Point-to-Point (twisted pair)
• Ease of Operation: Automatic firmware and configuration management via the Positron GAM
• Encryption: AES-128 encryption with individual keys for each end-node under the control of the Positron GAM acting as the Master Node
• Modulation and Frequency Band:
  Supports OFDM 200 MHz (Singe Input Single Output - SISO) on a single pair or OFDM 100 MHz (Multiple Input Multiple Output – MIMO) on two (2) pairs per port Neighbor Domain Interface Mitigation (NDIM)
  Radio Band Notching function allows cohabitation with legacy Analog Cable TV channels over coax
• Bandwidth Management with Dynamic Time Allocation: Up to 1.7 Gbps with Dynamic Time Allocation to optimize throughput based on nature of traffic flows with TDD Multiplexing for programmable upstream / downstream ratio
• Vectoring (Telephone Wiring): Support for VectorBoost vectoring for FEXT (Far-End Crosstalk) mitigation and improved performance over Telephone wiring
• Mitigation of Near-end Crosstalk: Near End Crosstalk (NEXT) Mitigation and support for Neighbor Domain Interface Mitigation (NDIM)
• PSD: Programmable PSD mask for coexistence with xDSL / radio and Far End Crosstalk (FEXT) mitigation via VectorBoost vectoring
• Reliability and Resiliency: State of the art LDPC Forward Error Correction (FEC)

• G1001-MR Gigabit Ethernet Bridge
• 12 VDC/2A Power Adapter