MoCA E BAND DIPLEXERS - Sonora DesignMoCA E BAND (3) PORT DIPLEXER SPECS 2 Parameter Unit SD SWMD2 SD SWMD3 SD SWMD6 PORTS COMBINED PORT CATV PORT SWM PORT SWM+ MoCA PORT MHz MHz MHz

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1MoCA MULTIPLEXERS

MoCA E multi-plexers integrate or isolate two frequency bands of CATV (7 to 42 MHz & 54 to 806 MHz) and three bands of DIRECTV®; 2.3 MHz, MoCA E: 475 to 700 MHz and SWM 940 to 2150 MHz.

Receivers communicate with SWiM switches using high level FSK 2.3 MHz bi-directional signals. Filtering is required to prevent 2.3 MHz from leaking in or out of the CATV port. Cable modems generate high level sub-band signals at 7 to 42 MHz that must be isolated from the DBS FSK signals.

DIRECTV® video servers and clients send and receive 475 to 700 MHz MoCA E-band signals. In home applications, two MoCA networks may need to be INTEGRATED. In MDU application,s MoCA networks from multiple apartments need to be ISOLATED.

DBS signals originating from a video server are shared on a coax MoCA network. IP and CATV signals may also be needed on the coax network.

SONORA offers multi-plexers with (3) inputs or (4) inputs to a combined output. Used in reverse, a single input may be split to multiple frequency band outputs.

SONORA multiplexers are for specific MoCA bands. Check with your sales representative to identify the model required for your application

Diplexers provide frequency selective splitting or combining for signal INTEGRATION or ISOLATION with minimal insertion loss.

SOLUTION

RELATED CONSIDERATIONS

MoCA diplexers integrate or isolate MoCA signals from frequency bands including DBS and CATV.

• Wide bandwidth ........................................ 2 to 2400 MHz

• MoCA band E ........................................ used by DirecTV®

• DC passing ...........................................DBS to COMBINED

• CATV band pass ........................................... 7 to 400 MHz

• Dual Green Ground Screws ................... 10 gauge copper

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(2) Bands Isolated 54 - 806 & 940 -2150 MHz


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2MoCA E BAND (3) PORT DIPLEXER SPECS

Parameter Unit SD SWMD2 SD SWMD3 SD SWMD6 PORTS COMBINED PORT CATV PORT SWM PORT SWM+ MoCA PORT

MHzMHzMHzMHzMHz

(3)2 -21507 - 806

2.3, 940 -2150NANA

(3)2 -21507 - 806

2.3, 940 -2150NANA

(3)2 -21507 - 400

NA2.3, 940 -2150

& 475 -700COMBINED to CATV 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

> 50< 1.5< 1.0< 1.5> 45

> 60< 1.5< 1.0< 1.0> 45

> 60< 6< 6

> 40> 45

COMBINED to SWM 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

< 2.5> 60> 35> 35< 2.0

< 2.5> 60> 60> 60< 2.5

< 2.0> 45> 45< 5.5< 2.0

SWM to CATV to SWM 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

> 50> 26> 35> 35> 35

> 60> 50> 45> 60> 45

> 60> 50> 45> 50> 45

Return Loss CATV 7 to 42 MHz CATV 54 to 806 MHz SWM 2.3 MHz SWM 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdB

>10 >12>12>10

>10 >12>12>10

>10 >12>12>10

Flatness CATV 7 to 2150 MHz CATV Any 6 MHz band SWM Any 25 MHz band

dBdBdB

1.51.50.5

1.51.50.5

1.51.50.5

DC Power pass (SWM to COMBINED) Amp 2 (max) 2 (max) 2 (max)Dimensions L x W x H Inch 2.0 x 2.3 x 0.7 1.4 x 2.8 x 1.1 1.4 x 2.8 x 1.1

Grounding Block (2) ea NEC 2008 250.126 10 gauge copper

NEC 2008 250.126 10 gauge copper


Environmental Indoor Only Indoor Only Indoor Only

Operating Temperature ºC -34 to + 60 -34 to + 60 -34 to + 60


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3MoCA E BAND (4) PORT DIPLEXER SPECSParameter Unit SD SWMD4 SD SWMD5 SD SWMD7

PORTS COMBINED PORT CATV PORT MoCA PORT SWM PORT SWM+ MoCA PORT

MHzMHzMHzMHzMHzMHz

(4)2 -21507 - 400

475 -700NA

2.3, 940 -2150& 475 -700

(4)2 -21507 - 400

475 -7002.3, 940 -2150

NANA

(4)2 -21507 - 400

475 -700NA

2.3, 940 -2150 & 475 -700

COMBINED to CATV 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

> 60< 1.5< 2.0> 45> 45

> 60< 6< 6

> 45> 45

> 60< 1.5< 2.5> 40> 40

COMBINED to MoCA 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

> 45> 45> 45< 5

> 40

> 45> 45> 45< 5

> 35

> 45> 45> 45< 6

> 45


dBdBdBdBdB

< 2.5> 50> 60< 25< 2.0

< 2.5> 60> 60> 45< 2.0

< 2.5> 60> 60< 5.5< 2.5

SWM to MoCA 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

> 36< 4.0< 4.0 < 35> 45

> 60> 45> 45> 45> 45

> 60> 60> 60< 5.5> 45


dBdBdBdB

>10 >12>12>10

>10 >12>12>10

>10 >12>12>10


dBdBdB

1.51.50.5

1.51.50.5

1.51.50.5

DC Power pass (SWM to COMBINED) Amp 2 (max) 2 (max) 2 (max)Dimensions L x W x H Inch 1.4 x 2.8 x 1.1 1.4 x 2.8 x 1.1 1.4 x 2.8 x 1.1




Environmental Indoor Only Indoor Only Indoor Only

Operating Temperature ºC -34 to + 60 -34 to + 60 -34 to + 60


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Contents

MoCA E BAND DIPLEXERS ....................................1

MoCA E BAND (3) PORT DIPLEXER SPECS ..........2

MoCA E BAND (4) PORT DIPLEXER SPECS ..........3

SINGLE WIRE CHANNEL STACKING ......................5

MoCA E & IP NETWORKS .......................................6

MoCA E INTEGRATORS & ISOLATORS ..................7

SWMD2 MoCA E DIPLEXER ...................................8

HOME SWMD2 IP BRIDGE .....................................9

HOTEL SWM16 SWMD2 DRE INTEGRATOR ......10

HOME SL5S, SWMD2 CATV DIPLEXER ..............11

HOME (2) SWM16, SWMD2 IP BRIDGE ..............12

SWMD3 MoCA E DIPLEXER .................................13

HOME SWM16 SWMD3 BRIDGE ................... 14

HOME SWM16, SWMD3 IP BRIDGE ....................15

HOME (2) SWM16, SWMD3 IP INTEGRATOR ....16

MDU DRE SWMD3 IP INTEGRATOR ....................17

MDU SWMD3 IP INTEGRATOR ............................18

MDU MoCA& CATV SWMD3 DIPLEXING ...........19

SD SWMD4 MoCA E DIPLEXER ..........................20




HOME SWMD5 / SWMD6 CATV DIPLEXING .....24

(2) SWM, SWMD5 / D6 CATV DIPLEXING ..........25

MDU DRE SWMD5 CATV DIPLEXING .................26

SL5S, SWMD5,D6, D7 CATV DIPLEXING ..........27

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EMoCA E band diplexers are frequency selective devices used to INTEGRATE or ISOLATE coax signals. Signals may originate from multiple providers and may share the same frequency bands.

The signals often have dynamically different signal levels so an INTEGRATED signal feeding a receiving device may overload the device without the use of a diplexer ISOLATOR.

Some signals may be shared between multiple distribution networks and other signals in private networks must NOT be shared with other private networks. High isolation is required to prevent shared signals from leaking into non-shared networks.

DIRECTV® managed DRE® hotel systems use one diplexer per SWM output to communicate with receivers located in the rooms.

Diplexers are ofter used in pairs with one device INTEGRATING signals and another ISOLATING signals. In some applications the same diplexer model may used as the INTEGRATOR and the ISOLATOR. In other cases two different models of diplexers are needed.

This application note presents the known uses of MoCA E band diplexers. If your application is not illustrated, contact SONORA design for a solution.

DIPLEXERS

SL5S HR44 RVU + AM21 ....................................28

SD SWMD2 FREQUENCY PLOTS .........................29




SD SWMD6 FREQUENCY PLOTS ........................35

SD SWMD7 FREQUENCY PLOTS ........................36


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5SINGLE WIRE CHANNEL STACKING

DBS H21 RCVR

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS H21 RCVR

DBS H21 RCVR

DBS H21 RCVR

DBS H21 RCVR

DBS HR24 DVR

475. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .700. . . . . .940. . . . . . .MH z. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1840

2 6543 7101 2 3 4 8

DIRECTV® MoCA E & SWM FREQUENCY PLAN

250 .MHz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 750 . .950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1450 . . .1680 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2150DISH

9506 99ºc 99ºs

DIRECTV® SL5 LNB Ka / Ku Frequency PlanUpdated:

June, 2014

101º 9501

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29

27

25

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19

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SPLIT8

SL5S

DIRECTV® uses channel stacking switch (CSS) technology developed by Entropic communications®. Instead of switching an entire LNB band to a receiver as with a WB68 switch, a SWM switch in the SL5S LNB allows the receiver to select just a transponder to be switched down the cable. CENELEC EN50494 is the European standard for Single Cable Distribution.

Each receiver connected to the SPLIT8 is assigned (1) of the (8) available User Bands. A dual tuner DVR is assigned (2) User Bands. The first receiver connected is assigned User Band one by the switch. User Band zero is for guide data. Receivers communicate their program selection via a 2.3 MHz return band.

Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA) is being deployed by DIRECTV® to provide multiple room viewing of programs stored on DVRs. DIRECTV® mutli-room viewing sends high level signals in the 475 to 700 MHz MoCA E band between receivers.

MoCA provides a network to stream multiple high definition video, audio and data traffic throughout a single home coax cable. Model SPLIT8 splitter is designed to pass the MoCA signals from output to output allowing all receivers to share recorded programs.


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6MoCA E & IP NETWORKS

The MoCA E-band is an integral part of a SWM receiver network having at least one Digital Video Recorder. The MoCA network expanded to deliver DIRECTV® Cinema™ IP based signals. Streamed movies are delivered via the internet to the MoCA network.

HIgh speed internet access is key to a full performance DIRECTV® network. An IP network is INTEGRATED with the MoCA network.

Green label SPLIT2, SPLIT4 or SPLT8 splitters are examples of MoCA INTEGRATORS. A MoCA signal on any input or output port is shared with every other port on the device. Normal splitters ISOLATE the splitter outputs from each other.

DIRECTV® model DCA2SR0 Connected Home Adaptors are used to INTEGRATE the IP network to the MoCA network. Some call these devices bridges in that they “bridge” the IP network on to the MoCA network and vise versa.

475 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 700 . . . . . .940 .MHz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1840

2 6543 7101 2 3 4 8

DIRECTV® MoCA E & SWM FREQUENCY PLAN


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7MoCA E INTEGRATORS & ISOLATORSWhat if we want to ONLY insert or extract the MoCA signals from the coax network? A diplexer is a device that splits the coax network by frequency bands. These devices are also known as multi-plexers because multiple bands are involved.

Depending on the application, some bands need to be INTEGRATED and some bands need to be ISOLATED.

DC is sometimes needed to pass from power inserters located near receivers to switches remotely located.

DIRECTV® receivers communicate with SWiM switches using FSK 2.3 MHz bi-directional signals.

DIRECTV® video servers and clients send and receive 475 to 700 MHz MoCA E-band signals.

DIRECTV® receivers are assigned a SWiM channel in the 950 to 1850 MHz passband.

CATV is often used as the internet access source. DOCSIS 3.0 uses a return band of 7 to 42 MHz and a forward band of 54 to 806 MHz.

OTA signals may be needed to supplement the channels carried by DIRECTV. These signals may range from 54 to 700 MHz. Find your stations

SONORA SWiM multi-plexers integrate or isolate two frequency bands of CATV (7 to 42 MHz & 54 to 806 MHz) and three bands of DIRECTV®; FSK 2.3 MHz, MoCA E-band 475 to 700 MHz and SWM 940 to 1850 MHz.

In home application MoCA networks may need to be INTEGRATED. In MDU applications MoCA networks from multiple apartments need to be ISOLATED.

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8Model SD SWMD2 ISOLATES MoCA E band and SWM signals.

SDSWMD2

SWM

CATV

COMBINED

BAND STOP475 -700 MHz

LOW PASS2.3 MHz

HIGH PASS940 MHz

BAND PASS7 to 806 MHz

COMBINED to the CATV port:• 2.3 MHz.................... ISOLATES > 50 dB• 7 to 806 MHz............ Passes• 940 to 2150 MHz...... ISOLATES > 40 dB

COMBINED to the SWM port: • 2.3 MHz.................... Passes• 7 to 400 MHz............ ISOLATES > 35 dB• 475 to 700 MHz........ ISOLATES > 35 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... Passes

SWM to the CATV & CATV to the SWM port:• 2.3 MHz..................... ISOLATES > 50 dB• 7 to 806 MHz............ ISOLATES > 35 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... ISOLATES > 40 dB

SWMD2 MoCA E DIPLEXERParameter Unit SD SWMD2

PORTS COMBINED PORT CATV PORT SWM PORT

MHzMHzMHz

(3)2 -21507 - 806

2.3, 940 -2150COMBINED to CATV 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

> 50< 1.5< 1.0< 1.5> 35


dBdBdBdBdB

< 1> 26> 35> 35< 2.0


dBdBdBdBdB

> 50> 26> 35> 35> 35


dBdBdBdB

>10 >12>12>10


dBdBdB

1.51.50.5

DC Power pass (SWM to COMBINED) Amp 2 (max)Dimensions L x W x H Inch 2.0 x 2.3 x 0.7


Environmental Indoor Only

Operating Temperature ºC -34 to + 60

Frequency response of the COMBINED to SWM port overlaid with the COMBINED to CATV port (markers).


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9HOME SWMD2 IP BRIDGE

SAT IN H25

SPLIT8 SPLIT8

-28 dBm

-28 dBm

-29 dBm

-41 dBm

150 ft RG6

ROOM 1

-51 dBm Min-56 dBm

300 ft RG6

GUEST 2

IDF CLOSET

-1 dBm

-2 dBm

-16 dBm

-46 dBm

LA281R12V

OUT

SWM

12V

24V

24VPS242000A

SWM H25 HD RCVR

MoCA-5 dB

MoCA-12 dB

MoCA-1 dB

MoCA-8 dB

MoCA-17 dB

SPLIT2

DIRECTV® 16 Channel SWM

SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

SWM5 HR34 DVR

SD SWMD2COMBINED

CATV7-806 MHz

SWM2 MHz &

950 to 2150

SD SWMD2COMBINED

CATV7-806 MHz

SWM2 MHz &

950 to 2150

Switch

INTERNET

PS12250

DC

A2SR

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PS12250DCA2SR0

Router

PS12250DCA2SR0

The MoCA loss from Room1 to Guest 2 exceeeds the 45 dB MoCA loss budget.

Two model SD SWMD2 diplexers bridge (2) MoCA networks through DCA2SR0 units connected to the IP network.

The MoCA loss from ROOM 1 to the SWM2 DCA2SR0 is 21 dB. (8+12+1). The ROOM 1 receiver input is -55 dBm @ 2150 MHz.

SITUATION: A home has drop distances that exceed the MoCA loss of 45 dB for a single MoCA network.

SOLUTION: MoCA provides the ability to bridge MRV and IP traffic. Bridging (2) MoCA networks over the IP network increases the effective MoCA budget.

Model LA281R-T is used to extend the IDF to receiver distances. The GUEST 2 receiver input is -51 dBm @ 2150 MHz. The MoCA loss from GUEST 2 to the SWM1 DCA2SR0 is 37 dB. (5+17+12+1)

Note that a SPLIT2 splitter is used rather than a diplexer to separate the data and video signals. Both the DBS receiver and the DCA2SR0 require MoCA signals. ALL MoCA devices must “see” each other to map out the network.


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The DIRECTV® DRE (DIRECTV Residential Experience) program provides digital HD SWM signals to model H25 receivers located in each room of hotels and motels. Each SWM output provides for (8) rooms. Model H25 receivers communicate in the MoCA band of 475 to 700 MHz. There is (1) DCA2SR0 adaptor per SWM output that serves (8) rooms.

SONORA model SWMD2 internally filters two frequency bands of CATV (7 to 42 MHz & 54 to 806 MHz) and three bands of DIRECTV® ( DC to 2.3 MHz, 475 to 700 MHz and 940 to 2150 MHz).

MoCA signals from SWM1 must be isolated from MoCA signals from SWM2. The SWMD2 features 35 dB isolation of the MoCA signals from the COMBINED port to the SWM port. The (2) SWMD2 units have a combined isolation of 70 dB,

HOTEL SWM16 SWMD2 DRE INTEGRATOR

SWM H25 HD

SPLIT8 SPLIT8

Layer 2 Switch

SWM H25 HD RCVRSWM H25 HD RCVR

-28 dBm

-28 dBm

-29 dBm

-41 dBm

-55 dBm -41 dBm

150 ft RG6

ROOM 1O1

150 ft RG6

ROOM 2O1

-54 dBm

ROOM 2O8

IDF CLOSET

-14 dBm

-15 dBm

-27 dBm

LA141R12V

OUT

SWM

12V

24V

24VPS242000A

MoCA-9 dB

MoCA-12 dB

MoCA-2 dB

MoCA-2 dB

MoCA-9 dB

300 ft RG6

MRV-18 dB

MoCA-12 dB

MoCA-12 dB

Layer 3 Switch

Router

INTERNETDIRECTV®

16 Channel SWM

SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

PS242000A

SD SWMD2COMBINED

CATV7-806 MHz

SWM2 MHz &

950 to 2150

PS12250DCA2SR0

SD SWMD2COMBINED

CATV7-806 MHz

SWM2 MHz &

950 to 2150

PS12250DCA2SR0

The maximum RG-6 drop distance is 150 feet based on a -56 dBm minimum receiver input. Model LA141R-T may be used with model SWMD2 to extend the IDF to receiver drop distance by 150 feet. Placed before the SWMD2 diplexer, the amplifier amplifies the SWM signals without affecting the MoCA signals.

The DRE MoCA loss budget is 40 dB. The DRE loss must be calculated from any STB to ALL other STB’s ALL receivers must be within 45 dB of loss at 700 MHz from each other to maintain the MoCA network.

Room 208 at 300 feet of RG-6 from the IDF has 18 dB of 700 MHz loss. The SPLIT8 has an MoCA loss of 12 dB from output port to output port. The total receiver to receiver MoCA loss is . (18 + 12 + 9 = 39 dB).


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1 1HOME SL5S, SWMD2 CATV DIPLEXER

Some homes supplement their DIRECTV® service with high speed data from a CATV data modem.

In this application the CATV signal must share the coax entering the house. Once the combined signals are in the house, the CATV is diplexed to the cable modem and the DBS signal continues to the satellite receivers.

Model SWMD2 diplexer INTEGATES the SWM signal and CATV signals at the dish. The combined SWM and CATV signal pass through the PI-29 power inserter to a second SWMD2 that iSOLATES the SWM and CATV signals.

The cable modem feeds a router that feeds a DCS2SR0 IP to MoCA adaptor. The DCS2SR0 connects to the CATV port of the third SWMD2 and provides

IP access to the coax network.for DIRECTV Cinema™ and Multi-Room Viewing.

The cable modem may not be located at the IDF closet where it is most convenient to the installer. It may be located deeper in the home coax network. (see page 27)

DBS H24 RCVR

DBS HR24 DVR

SWM5 HR34 DVR

50 ft RG6

100 ft RG6

150 ft RG6

150 ft RG6

MoCA-26 dB

MoCA-10 dB

RX4

RX3

RX2

RX1

CATV: 7 to 806 MHzSWM: 950 to 1850 MHz

50 ft RG6

-28 dBm

-33 dBm

SWM C41

INTERNET

CATV

PS12

250

DCA2SR0

10 dBmV

-34 dBm

-35 dBm

-43 dBm

-58 dBm

SPLIT4

PI-29

10199

SL5S103

110 119

SWMD2COMBINED

CATV7-806 MHz

SWM2 MHz &

950 to 2150

SWMD2COMBINED

CATV7-806 MHz

SWM2 MHz &

950 to 2150

SWMD2COMBINED

CATV7-806 MHz

SWM2 MHz &

950 to 2150


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1 2

SWM5 HR34 DVR-55 dBm

-30 dBm300 ft RG6

50 ft RG6

-45 dBm

200 ft RG6

-35 dBm100 ft RG6

-45 dBm200 ft RG6

CUSTOM HOME IDF CLOSET, MoCA to IP to MoCA

MoCA-20 dB

MoCA-27 dB

-55 dBm300 ft RG6

MoCA-37 dB

MoCA-15 dB

MoCA-10 dB

MoCA -15 dB

MoCA-2 dB

MoCA-5 dB

-28 dBmDIRECTV® 16 Channel SWM

SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

PS242000A

LA142RIN2

OUT1

IN1

OUT2

VDC

VDC


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

PS242000A

LA142RIN2

OUT1

IN1

OUT2

VDC

VDC

-14dBm

-20 dBm -25 dBm

SPLIT2 SPLIT4 SPLIT4 SPLIT4

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

Rx A1

Rx D4

Rx D3

A

Switch

INTERNET

PS 12 250

DC

A2S

R0

PS 12 250

DC

A2S

R0

PS 12 250

DC

A2S

R0

PS 12 250

DC

A2S

R0

Router

SD SWMD2COMBINED

CATV7-806 MHz

SWM2 MHz &

950 to 2150

SD SWMD2COMBINED

CATV7-806 MHz

SWM2 MHz &

950 to 2150

SD SWMD2COMBINED

CATV7-806 MHz

SWM2 MHz &

950 to 2150

SD SWMD2COMBINED

CATV7-806 MHz

SWM2 MHz &

950 to 2150

MoCA -10 dB

MoCA -5 dB

MoCA -3 dB

MoCA thru-10 dB

MoCA Port to Port-12 dB

MoCA Port to Port-12 dB

Larger custom homes have drop distances exceeding the capability of a single MoCA network. The homes have more rooms than can be served with a single SWM16.

The SWM signals are amplified with model LA142R-T24. Power from each amplifier passes through to power the SWM16.

(4) MoCA networks are created. Model SWMD2 diplexers are used to create a MoCA path from receivers on each of the SWM16 outputs to one DCA2SR0 per SWM output.

The (4) MoCA networks are bridged by the IP network. The receivers of any MoCA network need only see their respective DCA2SR0 within the 45 dB budget.

Note that a SWMD2 is used rather than a SWMD3 since isolation at 2.3 MHz from the COMBINED to the CATV port is not critical. The (4) DCA2SR0 units a have no 2.3 MHz path between diplexers.

HOME (2) SWM16, SWMD2 IP BRIDGE


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1 3SWMD3 MoCA E DIPLEXERSD SWMD3 ISOLATES MoCA E and SWM signals plus provides high isolation of the 2.3 MHz FSK and CATV sub-band signals.

SWM

CATV

COMBINED

BAND STOP475 -700 MHz

LOW PASS2.3 MHz

HIGH PASS940 MHz

BAND PASS7 to 806 MHz

COMBINED to the CATV port:• 2.3 MHz.................... ISOLATES > 60 dB• 7 to 806 MHz............ Passes• 940 to 2150 MHz...... ISOLATES >45 dB


SWM to the CATV & CATV to the SWM port:• 2.3 MHz..................... ISOLATES > 60 dB• 7 to 806 MHz............ ISOLATES > 50 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... ISOLATES > 45 dB

Parameter Unit SD SWMD3 PORTS COMBINED PORT CATV PORT SWM PORT

MHzMHzMHz

(3)2 -21507 - 806

2.3, 940 -2150COMBINED to CATV 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

> 60< 1.5< 1.0< 1.0> 40


dBdBdBdBdB

< 2.5> 60> 60> 60< 2.5


dBdBdBdBdB

> 60> 50> 45> 60> 45


dBdBdBdB

>10 >12>12>10


dBdBdB

1.51.50.5





Frequency response of the COMBINED to SWM port (markers) overlaid with the COMBINED to CATV port.

SDSWMD3


Revised Feb 3 2015

1 4HOME SWM16 SWMD3 BRIDGESystem installers report a 150 foot RG-6 maximum drop distance from a SWM16 through two SLPIT8 splitters is allowed by DIRECTV®.

SWM Port 1 to SPLIT8, 150 feet RG-6 to Receiver

SWM Port 2 to SPLIT8, 150 feet RG-6 to Receiver

The SWM signal at 1840 MHz after the 150 feet is -54 dBm.

Total 700 MHz MoCA loss HR24 to HR34: 47 dB

• 150 ft RG-6.... 8 dB

• MSPLIT8 .........12 dB

• SWM16.............7 dB

• MSPLIT8 .........12 dB

• 150 ft RG-6.... 8 dB

SWM5 HR34 DVR

RECORDINGPROGRAM

SAT1SWM2

SAT2IN HR24 DVR

SPLIT8

150 ft RG6

150 ft RG6

SPLIT8


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

-28 dBm

-40 dBm

-54 dBm

-54 dBm

-40 dBm

-7 dB

MRV-8 dB

MoCA-8 dB

MoCA-12 dB

MoCA-12 dB

Model SWMD3 diplexers are used in a pair to integrate (bridge) the MoCA signals from SWM Port 1 to SWM Port 2. The 2.3 MHz control signals between SWM ports are isolated by 120 dB.

The MoCA loss is reduced by 5 dB using the SWMD3 diplexers compared to the SWM16 bridge loss.

The 700 MHz MoCA loss HR24 to HR34: 42 dB

• 150 ft RG-6.... 8 dB• MSPLIT8 .........12 dB• SWMD3.............2 dB• MSPLIT8 .........12 dB• 150 ft RG-6.... 8 dB

SD SWMD3SWM CATV SD SWMD3SWM CATV

SWM5 HR34 DVR

RECORDINGPROGRAM

SAT1SWM2

SAT2IN HR24 DVR

SPLIT8

150 ft RG6 150 ft

RG6

SPLIT8


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

-28 dBm MoCA-2 dB

-40 dBm

-54 dBm

-54 dBm

-40 dBm

MoCA-8 dB MoCA

-8 dB

MoCA-12 dBMoCA

-12 dB


Revised Feb 3 2015

1 5

SWM5 HR34 DVR

SD SWMD3COMBINED

SWM CATV SD SWMD3COMBINED

SWM CATV

-35 dBm

-35 dBm50 ft RG6

-30 dBm

50 ft RG6

100 ft RG6

-40 dBm100 ft RG6

-45 dBm150 ft RG6

CUSTOM HOME IDF CLOSET, 1 DECA

MRV-20 dB

MRV-24 dB

-50 dBm200 ft RG6

MRV-29 dB

MoCA-3 dB

MoCA-5 dB

MRV -10 dB

MoCA -8 dB

MoCA -5 dB

MoCA -3 dB

MoCA-2 dB

MoCA thru-10 dB

MRV Port to Port-12 dB

MoCA-5 dB


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

PS242000A

LA142RIN2

OUT1

IN1

OUT2

VDC

VDC

-14dBm

-25 dBm

SPLIT2 SPLIT4

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

MoCA-12 dB

Switch

INTERNET

PS 12 250

DC

A2S

R0

Router

SPLIT2

HOME SWM16, SWMD3 IP BRIDGE

SITUATION: A home has drop distances that the MoCA loss of 45 dB for a single MoCA network.

SOLUTION: MoCA provides the ability to bridge MRV and IP traffic. Bridging (2) MoCA networks over the IP network increases the effective MoCA budget.

The Genie receiver is placed on one SWM output along with an HR24 for a total of (7) tuners. A SPLIT 2 has less MoCA loss than a SPLIT4.

The second SWM output serves (4) HR24 DVRs for a total of (8) tuners.

The SWM16 switch has two outputs @ -28 dBm. Each output supports (8) tuners. For long runs, the SWM signals can be amplified with model LA142R-T24. Power from each amplifier passes through to power the SWM16.

Model SWMD3 diplexers create a MoCA path from receivers on each of SWM ouput to a single DCA2SR0 combined by a SPLT2. The SPLT4 splitter provides a MoCA path back from each of its outputs to the SD SWMD3 diplexers.

Note that a SWMD3 is used rather than a SWMD2 due to the 60 dB isolation required at 2.3 MHz from the COMBINED to the CATV port. The SPLT2 provides a path from one SWMD3 to another that could put (2) 2.3 MHz signals on top of each other. Result: random channel changing.

Calculations are performed for worst case receiver to receiver and receiver loss. RxA1 to RxB4

• (5+5+2+12+2+10+10) = 46 dB loss


Revised Feb 3 2015

1 6

SWM5 HR34 DVR

SD SWMD3COMBINED

SWM CATVSD SWMD3COMBINED

SWM CATVSD SWMD3COMBINED

SWM CATV SD SWMD3COMBINED

SWM CATV

-35 dBm

-35 dBm100 ft RG6

50 ft RG6

-30 dBm

50 ft RG6

-40 dBm100 ft RG6

-45 dBm150 ft RG6

CUSTOM HOME IDF CLOSET, NO CATV, 1 DECA

MRV-20 dB

MRV-24 dB

-50 dBm200 ft RG6

MRV-29 dB

MRV : RXA1 - RXD4HR34 to HR24 (4th SPLIT4)-5 dB, -5 dB, -2 dB, -12 dB-2 dB, -10 dB,-10 dB = -46 dB

MRV-5 dB

MRV -10 dB

MRV -8 dB

MRV -5 dB

MRV -3 dB

MRV-2 dB

MRV thru-10 dB

MRV Port to Port-12 dB

MRV-5 dB


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

PS242000A

LA142RIN2

OUT1

IN1

OUT2

VDC

VDC


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

PS242000A

LA142RIN2

OUT1

IN1

OUT2

VDC

VDC

-14dBm

-25 dBmSPLIT2 SPLIT4 SPLIT4 SPLIT4

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

Rx A1

Rx D4

A B C D

MRV-12 dB

Switch

INTERNET

SPLIT4

PS 12 250

DC

A2S

R0

Router

HOME (2) SWM16, SWMD3 IP INTEGRATOR

Custom homes using the HR44 Genie often require more than one SWM16. The SWM16 switch has two outputs @ -28 dBm. Each output supports (8) tuners. For long runs, the SWM signals can be amplified with model LA142R-T24. Power from each amplifier passes through to power the SWM16.

Model SWMD3 diplexers are used to create a MoCA path from receivers on each of the (4) SPLT4 splitters to a single DCA2SR0 combined by a SPLT4. The second SPLT4 splitter provides a MoCA path back from each of its outputs to the SD SWMD3 diplexers.

Note that a SWMD3 is used rather than a SWMD2 due to the 60 dB isolation required at 2.3 MHz from the COMBINED to the CATV port. The SPLT4 provides a path from one SWMD3 to another that could put (2) 2.3 MHz signals on top of each other. Result: random channel changing.

Calculations are performed for worst case receiver to receiver and receiver loss. RxA1 to RxD4

• (5+5+2+12+2+10+10) = 46 dB loss


Revised Feb 3 2015

1 7MDU DRE SWMD3 IP INTEGRATORSITUATION: An MDU DRE resort property has coax to every apartment and internet access is also needed. The receivers need to be managed remotely.

SOLUTION: MoCA provides the ability to stream data using the coax providing DIRECTV® video services.


SWM5 HR34 DVR

SPLIT-4

DBS H24 HD RCVR-49 dBm

-54 dBm

50 ft RG6

50 ft RG6

MRV-17 dB

SWM H25 HDMRV-10 dB

MRV -3 dB

50 ft RG6

MRV -3 dBRouterSwitch

PS12

250

DCA2SR0

APARTMENT 1

In Apt DECA to IDF DECA for InternetIDF DECA for DIRECT CINEMA & DRE Receiver Control -3 dB -10 -5 -2 = -20 dB

-40 dBm

100 ft RG6

MRV-5 dB

-30 dBm TO APT 2

MDU IDF CLOSET DATA via MoCA

-28 dBm

PS12250

DCA2SR0

PS12250

DCA2SR0

INTERNET

Layer 3 Switch

Router

MRV-2 dB


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

PS242000A

Model SWMD3 SWM diplexers bridge the MoCA signals to the DCA2SR0 devices and IP network.

The MoCA network of one apartment passes up the drop coax to the SWMD3. The MoCA signal not only provides internet access and DireTV Cinema, but they also allows the receivers to be controlled by a manged DRE system.

The budget for MoCA loss at 700 MHz is 40 dB. The MoCA loss is annotated in green.

The total loss from any receiver to its repective DCA2SR0 is 20 dB. Receivers in the unit have a maximum MoCA loss of 17 dB.

No isolation issue exists with the 2.3 MHz control signals since we have seperate DCA2SR0 units per apartment.

No isolation issue exists with the MoCA signals between apartments. Model SWMD3 provides 60 dB of MoCA isolation from “COMBINED” port to the “SWM” port. A layer 3 switch to isolate the data networks of each apartment.


Revised Feb 3 2015

1 8

-28 dBm

-34 dBm

IDF CLOSET

-20 dBm

HRvS2P

SD SWMD3SWM CATV

INTERNET

MoCA-2 dB

Layer 3 Switch

Router

SD SWMD3SWM CATV

DC

A2S

R0

Made in China

PS1x7

DC Splitter

PS201200A

DC

A2S

R0

HRvS2P


DC

A2S

R0

DC

A2S

R0

LA14

1R12V

OU

T

SWM

12

V

24

V

24

VPS

2420

00A


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

SPLT-4

APT 3-40 dBm

-49 dBm

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS H24 RCVR

MRV-10 dB

To APT4

250ft RG6

MoCA-13 dB

To APT2

SPLT-4

-42 dBm

100ft RG6

APT 1

-51 dBmSAT IN H25

DBS2 HR24 DVR

PC

MoCA-6 dB

MoCA-2 dB

PS12250

DC

A2SR

0

PS12250

DC

A2SR

0

MDU SWMD3 IP INTEGRATOR

Each IDF DCA2SR0 can see the internet and the DCA2SR0 in it’s respective apartment, but not the other DCA2SR0s. The Layer 3 switch used at the IDF is set isolate the data networks of each apartment.

Receivers in the apartments access DIRECTV Cinema™ via the DCA2SR0 at the IDF closet. Computers access the internet via the apartment DCA2SR0.

At the IDF, Model SWMD3 provides 60 dB of MoCA isolation from “COMBINED” port to the “SWM” port.

Model PS1x7 is used to power (4) DCA2SR0’s from a single model PS201200A power adaptor.

APT1: 100 FT: The SWM output at -28 dBm is sufficient to provide the receiver in apartment 1 with -51 dB at 1840 MHz. This includes the HRvS2P loss, the loss of 100 feet of RG-6 and the loss of the SLPIT4 splitter. The MoCA loss is 18 dB.

APT 3: 250 FT: The SWM output at -28 dBm is amplified to -14 dBm by model LA141R-T. The receivers in APT 3 have a signal level of -49 dBm. The MoCA loss of the apartment DCA2SR0 to the IDF DCA2SR0 is 27 dB.

SITUATION: DIRECTV® video services are presently provided to all apartments on a single coax. MRV is active within each apartment but the lack of internet access prevents access to DIRECTV Cinema™ . The MDU does not have CAT5 cables from the IDF to apartments and data modem service is not feasible.

SOLUTION: MoCA provides the ability to stream IP traffic to the apartments using the coax providing DIRECTV® video services.

Model SWMD3 diplexers are used to insert and extract the MoCA signals to the DCA2SR0 devices and to prevent MoCA signals from one apartment being available to other apartments.

The budget for MoCA loss at 700 MHz is 40 dB. The MoCA networks of one apartment must be isolated from the networks of the other apartments by 60 dB.


Revised Feb 3 2015

1 9MDU MoCA& CATV SWMD3 DIPLEXING

At the IDF: CATV signals from 7 MHz to 806 MHz are INTEGRATED with the SWM16 output in model SWMD3. The FSK control signals from SWM1 must be isolated from the 2.3 MHz FSK signals from SWM2.

The cable splitter GHS2 feeds CATV to the SD SWMD3 diplexers. Any 2.3 MHz leaking out the CATV port of the diplexers will pass thru the CATV splitter. The SWMD3 features 60 dB isolation of the 2.3 MHz SWM control signal to the CATV input.

Inside each Apartment: MoCA and CATV signals CAN NOT share the same coax. Filtering is required to keep the MoCA signals within the apartment and away from the CATV signals. High level cable modem 7 to 42 MHz signals must be isolated from the FSK control signals.

Model SWMD3 ISOLATES the CATV signals to feed the Cable Modem. Cable Modem 7 to 42 MHz return signals pass back to the IDF closet. MoCA 475 to 700 MHz is blocked from mixing with CATV 54 to 806 MHz signals by 60 dB with the SWMD3. (Note a SWMD2 has 35 dB CATV to MoCA isolation.)

DIRECTV® SWiM, Cinema™ service is provided by the DECA connected to the router / cable modem.

SITUATION: An apartment building has both DIRECTV® and CATV cable modem signals to each apartment. Within the apartment is DIRECTV® mutli-room viewing (MoCA). The 2.3 MHz FSK control signal from receivers to SWM1 must be isolated from the control signal from receivers to SWM2.

SOLUTION: At the IDF, CATV signals in the 54 to 806 MHz forward and 7 to 42 MHz return are INTEGRATED with SWM signals with Model SWMD3.

At each apartment the CATV and SWM signals are ISOLATED with Model SWMD3. Apartment MoCA signals are isolated from the CATV forward frequencies by 60 dB with the SWMD3.

CATV

COMBINED

SD SWMD3SWM CATV

SWM5 HR34 DVR

SPLT-4


+11 dBmV

+10 dBmV

GHS2

-29 dBm

DBS H25 HD RCVR

-39 dBm

-40 dBm

-50 dBm

-55 dBm

+4 dBmV

+3 dBmV

ROUTERCABLE IN

MODEM

100 ft RG6

50 ft RG6

APARTMENT 1

MDU IDF CLOSET

-28 dBm

MRV-12 dB


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

DECA

CATV

PS242000A

PC


Revised Feb 3 2015

2 0Model SD SWMD4 is a 4 port device that INTEGRATES MoCA E, CATV and SWM+MoCA signals.

SDSWMD4

Parameter Unit SD SWMD4 PORTS COMBINED PORT CATV PORT MoCA PORT SWM+ MoCA PORT

MHzMHzMHzMHzMHz

(4)2 -21507 - 400

475 - 7002.3, 940 -2150


dBdBdBdBdB

> 60< 1.5< 2.0> 45> 45


dBdBdBdBdB

> 45> 45> 45< 5.0> 40

COMBINED to SWM+M0CA 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

< 2.5> 50> 60< 25< 2.0

SWM+MoCA to MoCA 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

> 36< 4.0< 4.0 < 4.0> 45


dBdBdBdB

>10 >12>12>10


dBdBdB

1.51.50.5





SD SWMD4 MoCA E DIPLEXER

CATV port to the COMBINED port:• 2.3 MHz.................... ISOLATES > 60 dB• 7 to 400 MHz............ Passes• 475 to 700 MHz....... ISOLATES >45 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz...... ISOLATES >45 dB

MoCA port to the COMBINED port: • 2.3 MHz.................... ISOLATES > 45 dB• 7 to 806 MHz............ ISOLATES > 50 dB• 475 to 700 MHz........ Passes < 5 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... ISOLATES > 40 dB

SWM+MoCA port to the COMBINED port: • 2.3 MHz.................... Passes• 7 to 400 MHz............ ISOLATES > 50 dB• 475 to 700 MHz........ Passes < 25 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... Passes

SWM+MoCA to the MoCA port:• 2.3 MHz..................... ISOLATES > 36 dB• 7 to 700 MHz............Passes < 5 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... ISOLATES > 45 dB

COMBINED to the SWM+MoCA port


Revised Feb 3 2015

2 1SD SWMD5 MoCA E DIPLEXERParameter Unit SD SWMD5

PORTS COMBINED PORT CATV PORT MoCA PORT SWM PORT

MHzMHzMHzMHz

(4)2 -21507 - 400

475 -7002.3, 940 -2150


dBdBdBdBdB

> 60< 6< 6

> 45> 45


dBdBdBdBdB

> 45> 45> 45< 5

> 35COMBINED to SWM 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

< 2.5> 60> 60> 45< 2.0

SWM to MoCA 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

> 60> 45> 45> 45> 45


dBdBdBdB

>10 >12>12>10


dBdBdB

1.51.50.5





COMBINED to the CATV port:• 2.3 MHz.................... ISOLATES > 60 dB• 7 to 400 MHz............ Passes < 6 dB• 475 to 700 MHz....... ISOLATES >45 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz...... ISOLATES >45 dB

COMBINED to the MoCA port: • 2.3 MHz.................... ISOLATES > 45 dB• 7 to 806 MHz............ ISOLATES > 50 dB• 475 to 700 MHz........ Passes < 5 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... ISOLATES > 40 dB


SWM to the MoCA port:• 2.3 MHz..................... ISOLATES > 60 dB• 7 to 700 MHz............ ISOLATES > 45 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... ISOLATES > 45 dB

Model SD SWMD5 is a 4 port device that INTEGRATES MoCA E, CATV and SWM signals.

SDSWMD5

COMBINED to the CATV port (markers) Overlaid on COMBINED to the SWM port


Revised Feb 3 2015

2 2SD SWMD6 MoCA E DIPLEXER

Parameter Unit SD SWMD6 PORTS COMBINED PORT CATV PORT SWM+ MoCA PORT

MHzMHzMHzMHz

(3)2 -21507 - 400

2.3, 940 -2150 & 475 -700


dBdBdBdBdB

> 60< 6< 6

> 40> 45

COMBINED to SWM+MoCA 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

< 2.0> 45> 45< 5.5< 2.0


dBdBdBdBdB

> 60> 50> 45> 50> 45

Return Loss

CATV 7 to 42 MHz

CATV 54 to 806 MHz

SWM 2.3 MHz

SWM 940 to 2150 MHz

dB

dB

dB

dB

>10

>12

>12

>10Flatness

CATV 7 to 2150 MHz

CATV Any 6 MHz band

SWM Any 25 MHz band

dB

dB

dB

1.5

1.5

0.5DC Power pass

(SWM to COMBINED) Amp 2 (max)Dimensions L x W x H Inch 1.4 x 2.8 x 1.1

Grounding Block (2) ea NEC 2008 250.126

10 gauge copperEnvironmental Indoor Only


COMBINED to the CATV port:• 2.3 MHz.................... ISOLATES > 60 dB• 7 to 400 MHz............ Passes < 6 dB• 475 to 700 MHz....... ISOLATES >40 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz...... ISOLATES >45 dB

COMBINED to the SWM+MoCA port: • 2.3 MHz.................... Passes• 7 to 400 MHz............ ISOLATES > 50 dB• 475 to 700 MHz........ Passes < 6 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... Passes < 2 dB

SWM+MoCA to the CATV port:• 2.3 MHz..................... ISOLATES > 60 dB• 7 to 400 MHz............ ISOLATES > 45 dB• 475 to 806 MHz......... ISOLATES > 50 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... ISOLATES > 45 dB

Model SD SWMD6 is a 3 port device that ISOLATES MoCA E, CATV and SWM+MoCA signals.

COMBINED to the SWM+MoCA (markers)

Overlaid on SWM+MoCA to the CATV

SDSWMD6


Revised Feb 3 2015

2 3SD SWMD7 MoCA E DIPLEXER

Parameter Unit SD SWMD7 PORTS COMBINED PORT CATV PORT MoCA PORT SWM+ MoCA PORT

MHzMHzMHzMHzMHz

(4)2 -21507 - 400

475 - 7002.3, 940 -2150


dBdBdBdBdB

> 60< 1.5< 2.5> 40> 40


dBdBdBdBdB

> 45> 45> 45< 5.5> 45

COMBINED to SWM+MoCA 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

< 2.5> 60> 60< 5.5< 2.5

SWM+MoCA to MoCA 2.3 MHz 7 to 42 MHz 54 to 400 MHz 475 to 700 MHz 940 to 2150 MHz

dBdBdBdBdB

> 60> 60> 60< 5.5> 45


dBdBdBdB

>10 >12>12>10


dBdBdB

1.51.50.5





COMBINED to the CATV port:• 2.3 MHz.................... ISOLATES > 60 dB• 7 to 400 MHz............ Passes• 475 to 700 MHz....... ISOLATES >40 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz...... ISOLATES >40 dB

COMBINED to the MoCA port: • 2.3 MHz.................... ISOLATES > 45 dB• 7 to 400 MHz............ ISOLATES > 50 dB• 475 to 700 MHz........ Passes < 6 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... ISOLATES > 45 dB

COMBINED to the SWM+MoCA port: • 2.3 MHz.................... Passes• 7 to 400 MHz............ ISOLATES > 60 dB• 475 to 700 MHz........ Passes < 6 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... Passes < 2.5 dB

SWM+MoCA to the MoCA port:• 2.3 MHz..................... ISOLATES > 36 dB• 7 to 700 MHz............Passes < 6 dB• 940 to 2150 MHz..... ISOLATES > 45 dB

Model SD SWMD7 is a 4 port device that ISOLATES MoCA E, CATV and SWM+MoCA signals.

SDSWMD7


Revised Feb 3 2015

2 4HOME SWMD5 / SWMD6 CATV DIPLEXING

SD SWMD5COMBINED

MoCASWM CATV

INTERNET

SD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV

DBS H24 RCVR

DBS HR24 DVR

SD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV

SD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV

SWM5 HR34 DVR-30 dBm50 ft RG6

-35 dBm100 ft RG6

-40 dBm150 ft RG6

-40 dBm150 ft RG6

MRV-26 dB

MoCA-6 dB

MoCA-10 dB

RX4

RX3

RX2

RX1

SD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV

0 dBmV

CATV: 7 to 400 MHzMoCA: 475 to 700 MHzSWM: 950 to 1850 MHz

-14 dBm

-16 dBm

-25 dBm

50 ft RG6

-28 dBm

-33 dBm

SWM C41

PS12

250

DCA2SR0

21 dBmV

CATV11 dBmV

SPLIT4

PI-29

10199

SL5S103

110 119

LA142RRF IN DC

OUT OUT

RF IN

DC

Some homes supplement their DIRECTV® service with basic cable, off-aIr or high speed data from a data modem or another IP source.

Model LA142R is used to boost the SL5S SWM signal and CATV signals prior to combining the signals in the MoCA network.

Model SWMD5 diplexer INTEGATES the SWM signal, CATV signals (


Revised Feb 3 2015

2 5(2) SWM, SWMD5 / D6 CATV DIPLEXING

SD SWMD5COMBINED

MoCASWM CATVSD SWMD5

COMBINED


COMBINED


COMBINED

MoCASWM CATV

Switch

INTERNET

SPLIT4

PS 12 250

DC

A2S

R0

Router

GHS4

CATV

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

SD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV

SD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV

DBS HR24 DVR

SD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV


-35 dBm50 ft RG6

50 ft RG6

-30 dBm

50 ft RG6

-40 dBm100 ft RG6

-45 dBm150 ft RG6

CUSTOM HOME IDF CLOSET, 1 DECA with CATV

-50 dBm150 ft RG6

MoCA-26 dB

MoCA : RXA1 - RXD4HR34 to HR24 (4th SPLIT4)-2 dB, -5 dB, -6 dB, -10 dB-6 dB, -10 dB,-7 dB = -46 dB

MoCA-10 dB

MoCA-2 dB

MoCA-7 dB

MoCA-6 dB

MoCA-6 dB

MoCA-10 dB

MoCA-5 dB


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

PS242000A

LA142RIN2

OUT1

IN1

OUT2

VDC

VDC


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

PS242000A

LA142RIN2

OUT1

IN1

OUT2

VDC

VDC

-14dBm

-25 dBmSPLIT2 SPLIT4 SPLIT4 SPLIT4

DBS HR24 DVR

DBS HR24 DVR

Rx A1

Rx D4

SD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV

0 dBmV

20 dBmVCATV: 7 to 400 MHzMoCA: 475 to 700 MHzSWM: 950 to 1850 MHz

A B C D

Some homeowners supplement their DIRECTV® service with basic cable, off-aIr or high speed data from a data modem.

Model SWMD5 diplexers are used to INTEGRATE the SWM signal, CATV signals (


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2 6MDU DRE SWMD5 CATV DIPLEXING

SWM5 HR34 DVR

SPLIT-4

DBS H24 HD RCVR-49 dBm

-54 dBm

50 ft RG6

50 ft RG6

MRV-17 dB

SWM H25 HDMRV-10 dB

MRV -3 dB

50 ft RG6

MRV -3 dB

+1 dBmV

CableModem

Router Switch

MRV-7 dB

-42 dBmSD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV

-40 dBm+3 dBmV

100 ft RG6

APARTMENT 1Up to 8 Tuners

MRV-5 dB

DIRECT CINEMA® & DRE Receiver Control : IDF DECA -3 dB, -10, -7, -5, -7 = -32 dB

CATV

SD SWMD5COMBINED


COMBINED

MoCASWM CATV

+8 dBmV -30 dBm TO

APARTMENT 2


SWM

2

Legacy 1Legacy 2

Legacy 3Legacy 4

Flex1Out

Flex2Out

DC

PWR

SWM

1PW

R

Sat 99º / 101º18V 13V

Port1Flex

Port2Flex

Sat 103º/110º/119º18V/22kHz 13V/22kHz

PS12

250

DCA2SR0

PS12

250

DCA2SR0

PS242000A

INTERNET

Layer 3 Switch

RouterMRV-7 dB

DRE MDU IDF CLOSET Data via Cable Modem+14 dBmV GHS2

Internet access to the apartment can be provided by a DOCSIS cable modem system. In this example both DRE receiver management and cable modem signals share the drop cable with the SWM signals. Potentially, managed DRE could coexist with MRV. The application is a senior living apartment complex.

Following the DRE model, receiver management is provided to apartments. Model SDSWMD5 integrates MoCA, CATV and SWM signals. One DCA2SR0 and (1) SDSWMD5 per apartment is required at the IDF.

Inside the apartment model SDSWMD6 is used to isolate the signals. The CATV band of 7 to 400 MHz is present on the CATV port. The SWM band of 950 to 2150 and the MoCa band of 475 to 700 MHz is available on the SWM+MoCA port.

The MoCa 475 to 700 MHz signal loss budget is 45 dB. In this example with a 100 foot drop, the total MoCA loss is 32 dB. (3 for the 50 foot internal coax, 10 dB for the SPLIT4, 7 dB for the SWMD6, 5 for the 100 ft drop and 7 dB for the SWMD5).


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Some homes supplement their DIRECTV® service with basic cable, off-aIr or high speed data from a data modem or another IP source.

Model SD SWMD5 diplexers are used to INTEGATE the SWM signal and CATV signals. It filters the CATV signals to pass only the ones below 400 MHz.(CH 2-52)

The combined SWM and CATV signal feed a SPLT4 splitter tha allows MoCA passing from ouput port to output port.

The cable modem may not be located at the IDF closet where it is most convenient to the installer. It may be located deeper in the home coax network.

At the cable model location in one of the rooms, model SWMD7 diplexer separates the SWM+ MoCA and CATV signals. The SWM+MoCA port feeds a receiver.

The CATV signals are split to feed the TV and the cable modem. The cable modem feeds a router that feeds a DCS2SR0 IP to MoCA adaptor. The DCS2SR0 connects to the MoCA port of the SD SWMD7 and provides IP access to the coax network.

At the other receiver locations SD SWMD6 diplexers separate SWM+ MoCA signals from the CATV signals while passing the MoCA signals for DIRECTV

Cinema™ and Multi-Room Viewing.

SD SWMD5COMBINED

MoCASWM CATV

SD SWMD7COMBINED

MoCASWM+MoCA CATV

DBS H24 RCVR

DBS HR24 DVR

SD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV

SD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV


50 ft RG6

-35 dBm100 ft RG6

-40 dBm150 ft RG6

150 ft RG6

MoCA-26 dB

MoCA-10 dB

RX4

RX3

RX2

RX1

SD SWMD6COMBINED

SWM +MoCACATV

5 dBmV

21 dBmV

CATV: 7 to 400 MHzMoCA: 475 - 700 MHzSWM: 950 to 1850 MHz

-14 dBm

-25 dBm

50 ft RG6

-28 dBm

-33 dBm

SWM C41

INTERNET

CATV

PS12

250

DCA2SR0

SPLIT4

11 dBmV

GHS2

PI-29

10199

SL5S103

110 119

LA142RRF IN DC

OUT OUT

RF IN

DC


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2 8SL5S H

R44 R

VU

+ A

M21

SWM DESIGN CH1

CATV

COMBINED

SD SWMD6SWM +MoCACATV

CATV

COMBINED


CATV

COMBINED


CATV

COMBINED


SWM C41

SAT IN H25

SPLIT8

DBS H24 RCVR

50 ft RG6

100 ft RG6

100 ft RG6

-28 dBm

-37 dBm

-23 dBm

-35 dBm

DBS H24 RCVR

RX1

RX 2

RX 3

RX 4

RX 5

RVU 6

-50 dBm

-54 dBm

SD SWMD5COMBINED

MoCASWM CATV

SWM5 HR44

OTA AM21

LA142R12V

OUT

RF IN

OUT

RF IN

12V

-45 dBm

-39 dBm

150 ft RG6

MRV-5 dB

MRV-10 dB

MRV-15 dB

MRV-15 dB

MRV-12 dB

MRV-5 dB

MRV-3 dB

PI-29

10199

SL5S103

110 119

200 ft RG6

300 ft RG6

300 ft RG6

PS12250

DCA2SR0

INTERNET

SITUATION: A custom home wants some local OTA channels that may not be carried by DIRECTV. DIRECTV® Cinema™ MoCA connections are required at all locations. A single coax exists from the Main Point of Entry to each room having a receiver.

SOLUTION: DIRECTV® model AM21 is used to capture the OTA signals and insert them in the guide of the HR44 receiver. Diplexer model SD SWMD5 is used to combine the SWM signals and OTA 54 to 400 MHz signals. Model LA142R is used to amplify both the SWM signal and the OTA signal.

Diplexer model SD SWMD6 is used to separate the SWM signals and OTA signals, while passing the MoCA signals to and from the HR44 receiver.

The C41 Client can access (1) of the two OTA tuners in the AM21. The RVU television can access the second tuner in the AM21.

Televisions in the other rooms than need OTA capability would also have a model SD SWMD6 to ISOLATE the SWM signals and OTA signals, while INTEGRATING the SWM & MoCA signals to the receivers.

The TV inputs would need to change to receive the OTA signals. The OTA channel frequencies must be below 400 MHz (2-13) so they do not interfere with the MoCA E band. Check your local market for the transmit frequencies used.


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1 MHz to 42 MHz, Combined to CATV PORT

1 = 2.3 MHz = - 52 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 1.3 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 0.7 dB

Overlay “Combined to CATV” and “Combined to SWM” .

54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, Combined to SWM Port

3 = 475 MHz = - 36 dB

4 = 625 MHz = - 46 dB

5 = 806 MHz = - 45 dB

6 = 940 MHz = - 1.8 dB

7 = 2150 MHz = -2.1 dB

Overlay of “Combined to SWM” and “Combined to CATV”

1 MHz to 42 MHz, Combined to SWM PORT

1 = 2.3 MHz = - 0.5 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 26 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 45 dB

Overlay of “Combined to SWM” and “Combined to CATV”

54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, Combined to CATV Port

1 = 54 MHz = - 0.2 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 0.7 dB

5 = 806 MHz = - 1.4 dB

6 = 940 MHz = - 47 dB

7 = 2150 MHz = - 38 dB


SD SWMD2 FREQUENCY PLOTS


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1 = 2.3 MHz = - 62 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 1.3 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 0.2 dB


54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, Combined to SWM PORT

3 = 475 MHz = - 62 dB

4 = 625 MHz = - 62 dB

5 = 806 MHz = - 47 dB

6 = 940 MHz = - 2.0 dB

7 = 2150 MHz = -2.3 dB

Overlay “Combined to SWM” and “Combined to CATV” .


1 = 2.3 MHz = - 1.5 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 49 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 60 dB


54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, Combined to CATV PORT

1 = 54 MHz = - 0.2 dB

3 = 625 MHz = - 0.8 dB

5 = 806 MHz = - 1.8 dB

6 = 940 MHz = - 46 dB

7 = 2150 MHz = - 46 dB




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1 = 2.3 MHz = - 65 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 1.3 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 0.5 dB


54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, Combined to SWM+MoCA PORT

3 = 475 MHz = - 24 dB

4 = 625 MHz = - 23 dB

5 = 940 MHz = - 1.5 dB

6 = 2150 MHz = -1.5 dB



1 = 2.3 MHz = - 1.2 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 50 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 64 dB



1 = 54 MHz = - 0.2 dB

2 = 400 MHz = - 3.0 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 63 dB

5 = 950 MHz = - 54 dB

6 = 2150 MHz = - 42 dB



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54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, Combined to MoCA PORT

2 = 400 MHz = - 44 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 4.5 dB

4 = 625 MHz = - 5.3 dB

5 = 940 MHz = - 43 dB

6 = 2150 MHz = -43 dB

54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, MoCA to SWM+MoCA PORT

1 = 54 MHz = - 3.5 dB

2 = 400 MHz = - 44 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 4.5 dB

4 = 625 MHz = - 5.5 dB

5 = 950 MHz = - 44 dB


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3 3


1 = 2.3 MHz = - 62 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 5.8 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 4.6 dB

Overlay “Combined to CATV” and “Combined to SWM”


1 = 2.3 MHz = - 1.6 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 48 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 58 dB

Overlay “Combined to SWM” and “Combined to CATV”

54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, Combined to SWM PORT

1 = 54 MHz = - 57 dB

2 = 400 MHz = - 49 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 52 dB

4 = 675 MHz = - 45 dB

5 = 940 MHz = - 1.6 dB

Overlay “Combined to SWM” and “Combined to CATV”


1 = 54 MHz = - 4.3 dB

2 = 400 MHz = - 5.8 dB

3 = 475 MHz = -51 dB

4 = 700 MHz = - 47 dB

6 = 2150 MHz = -50 dB

Overlay “Combined to SWM” and “Combined to MOCA”



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3 4


3 = 475 MHz = - 51 dB

4 = 625 MHz = - 47 dB

5 = 940 MHz = - 64 dB

6 = 2150 MHz = -47 dB

Overlay of “Combined to CATV” and “Combined to SWM”


1 = 54 MHz = - 57 dB

2 = 400 MHz = - 47 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 4.8 dB

4 = 675 MHz = - 4.6 dB

5 = 950 MHz = - 33 dB

Overlay of “Combined to MoCA” and “Combined to CATV”



2 = 400 MHz = - 47 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 4.8 dB

4 = 700 MHz = - 4.6 dB

5 = 940 MHz = - 33 dB

Overlay of “Combined to MoCA” and “Combined to SWM”


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1 = 2.3 MHz = - 60 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 5.5 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 4.7 dB

Overlay “Combined to CATV” and “Combined to SWM+MoCA”

54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, Combined to SWM+ MOCA Port

2 = 400 MHz = - 45 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 5.2 dB

4 = 625 MHz = - 5.0 dB

5 = 950 MHz = - 1.3 dB

6 = 2150 MHz = -1.8 dB

Overlay “Combined to SWM+MoCA” and “Combined to CATV”


1 = 2.3 MHz = - 1.5 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 55 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 53 dB

Overlay “Combined to SWM+MoCA” and “Combined to CATV”

54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, Combined to CATV Port

1 = 54 MHz = - 4.3 dB

2 = 400 MHz = - 5.9 dB

3/4 = 475/625 MHz = - 54 / -46 dB

5 = 950 MHz = -58 dB

6 = 2150 MHz = -46 dB

Overlay “Combined to CATV” and “Combined to SWM+MoCA”



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1 = 2.3 MHz = - 59 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 1.3 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 0.5 dB


54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, Combined to SWM+MoCA PORT

3 = 475 MHz = - 8 dB

4 = 700 MHz = - 9 dB

5 = 950 MHz = - 1.1 dB

6 = 2150 MHz = - 2.0 dB


1 MHz to 42 MHz, Combined to SWM+MoCA PORT

1 = 2.3 MHz = - 1.0 dB

2 = 7 MHz = - 45 dB

3 = 15 MHz = - 56 dB



1 = 54 MHz = - 0.3 dB

2 = 400 MHz = - 2.0 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 43 dB

5 = 950 MHz = - 78 dB

6 = 2150 MHz = - 59 dB




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2 = 400 MHz = - 44 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 4.5 dB

4 = 625 MHz = - 5.3 dB

5 = 940 MHz = - 43 dB

6 = 2150 MHz = -43 dB

54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, MoCA to SWM+MoCA PORT

1 = 54 MHz = - 46 dB

2 = 400 MHz = - 50 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 8 dB

4 = 700 MHz = - 8 dB

5 = 950 MHz = - 51 dB

54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, MoCA to CATV PORT

1 = 54 MHz = - 81 dB

2 = 400 MHz = - 59 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 51 dB

4 = 625 MHz = - 54 dB

5 = 950 MHz = - 54 dB

54 MHz to 2.2 GHz, DBS+MoCA to CATV PORT

1 = 54 MHz = - 50 dB

2 = 400 MHz = - 50 dB

3 = 475 MHz = - 51 dB

4 = 625 MHz = - 59 dB

6 = 950 MHz = - 74 dB

7 = 2150 MHz = - 63 dB


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