Allied Telesis AT-MC606 Manual De Usuario

AT-MC606 VDSL Network Extender Installation Guide

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for Asymmetrical data mode to maximize the amount of data being sent to 
the Subscriber and minimize the amount of data being sent to the 
Provider.

Another example is using the AT-MC606 for connecting IP surveillance 
cameras with a Ethernet Local Area Network (LAN) using existing coaxial 
cables within the building. For example, Figure 5 illustrates a point-to-point 
topology between individual IP surveillance cameras and an Ethernet LAN 
and Surveillance camera server using VDSL via the building’s existing 
coaxial cable wiring.

Figure 6. IP Surveillance Point-to-Point Topology

In this case, each AT-MC606 Provider unit is installed within 100 meters of 
its IP Surveillance camera and is connected with a standard Ethernet 
cable. (Since the AT-MC606 features auto MDI/MDI-X, you may use either 
a cross-over or straight-through cable.)The AT-MC606 Subscriber units 
are located in the building’s central equipment room and are connected to 
the Provider unit/camera combination over existing building coaxial 
cables. The Subscriber units are rack mounted together in AT-MCR12 
chassis and their Ethernet ports are connected to an Ethernet LAN. In this 
example, the Surveillance camera data server is connected to the same 
LAN. Through this connection, the server is capable of receiving Ethernet 
video data from each camera, while sending Ethernet control data to the 
cameras. Both Subscriber and Provider units are configured for 
asymmetrical data mode to maximize the amount of data being sent to the 
Subscriber and minimize the amount of data being sent to the Provider.

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12 AT-MC606 
Subscriber Units 
mounted in an 
AT-MCR12 Chassis

AT-MC606   VDSL EXTENDED ETHERNET

AT-MC606   VDSL EXTENDED ETHERNET

AT-MC606   VDSL EXTENDED ETHERNET

AT-MC606   VDSL EXTENDED ETHERNET

Surveillance Camera 
           Server

100 Meters Max

100 Meters Max

100 Meters Max

100 Meters Max