AT-MC606

10/100TX Rate/Media Converter transmitting VDSL over Coaxial cable

There are more than 40 million analog surveillance cameras in operation around the world, the vast majority of them being connected using coax cable. As operators replace these aging cameras with modern digital cameras, they also have the problem of either having to replace the coax cable (costly), or finding a way to reuse the existing cable. The AT-MC606 connects an Ethernet or Fast Ethernet UTP connection over a coax cable at distances up to 2 km. Operating in an asymmetrical mode, the high upsteam bandwidth is used to carry the video data, whilst the smaller downsteam bandwidth is used to transport camera commands (zoom, focus, pan, tilt, etc). Given the bandwidth that a pair of AT-MC606 can transmit, multiple digital cameras can be connected over a single coax cable when used in conjuction with an Ethernet switch.

Features

• Simple to install, no software to configure, just four DIP switches on the front panel
• Provides high-speed connectivity up to 100Mbps throughput
• Can be used on cable distances up to 2 km
• Ideal for low-cost migration of analog to digital video surveillance
• Same product operates as both Provider and Subscriber
• Synchronous and Asynchronous operation

Additional Photos

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Documentation

• AT-MC606 Installation Guide (1.06 MB) 02 Nov 2010
• AT-MC605 and 606 Visio Stencils (105.72 KB) 26 Sep 2011

Software Updates

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