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The ECB2200 is shipped with factory default configuration that works without any
additional parameter changes. However, if a network security password is required or if
a specific channel frequency is required, then the configuration will need to be modified.
Software Installation
The ECB2200 comes with Windows-based configuration software for user to change the
operational parameters in User Configuration Mode. The PC Application software has
been tested on Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7. The following section
provides a step-by-step installation guide of a Windows XP PC:
Note: The user will lose LAN / WAN connections on the wired / wireless networks while
configuring the ECB2200. Network connections should resume after exiting the User
Configuration Mode.
1. Locate the installation CD.
2. Inside the installation CD, locate setup.exe file and double click it.
3. Follow instruction before the installation is completed
User Configuration Guide
Figure 1 – PC Network Connections Setup
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Table of Contents
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Summary of Contents for ActionTec ECB2200
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Page 1: Software Installation
User Configuration Guide The ECB2200 is shipped with factory default configuration that works without any additional parameter changes. However, if a network security password is required or if a specific channel frequency is required, then the configuration will need to be modified. - Page 2 5. Click “OK” to accept. User Configuration Mode Setting Before starting the User Application software, the ECB2200 needs to be in User Configuration Mode by toggling the configuration switch to “CONFIG”. Follow the instructions below to enter User Configuration Mode and start the PC Application software: 1.
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Page 3: Operational Parameters
8. Type in the default password “admin”. 9. Click on “Login” to accept. Once you have logged into the ECB2200, you will be able to change the operational parameters and perform firmware upgrade (See next section for detailed information). Upon completion, the ECB2200 will need to be changed back to MoCA Mode. -
Page 4: Setup Menu
The Password parameter under Privacy Mode contains an encryption key that is used by the ECB2200 to encrypt data on the coax interface. If Privacy Mode is enabled, then all the nodes on the same cable wiring will need to have the same Privacy Password in order to form a network. -
Page 5: Password Menu
Figure 4 – PC App Password Setup Administrative / Password: The Password Menu contains the login password to the ECB2200 (not to be confused with the Privacy Password for the coaxial network described in the Setup Menu). The login password prevents unauthorized users from accessing the ECB2200. The default password to the login menu is “admin”... -
Page 6: Advanced Menu
Advanced Menu Figure 5 – PC App Advanced Menu The Advanced Menu displays information about the ECB2200 hardware and network status. All information is read-only and cannot be modified except for the “Settings” section. These status fields are described below:... -
Page 7: Firmware Version
The level of MoCA compliance the installed software will meet. MAC Address: This section displays the device MAC address that is unique to each of the ECB2200. Coax TX: This field displays the number of packets that have been transmitted on the coax interface. -
Page 8: Upgrade Menu
MoCA Menu Figure 6 - MoCA Menu The MoCA menu provides the ability to make configuration changes necessary for MoCA testing. See the figure below for the configuration options provided. Last Operating Frequency: Under the MoCA tab, the drop down list box can be used to select the last operating frequency (LOF). - Page 9 3. Wait for the “Success!” message on the screen indicating that firmware update has been completed. The firmware that is loaded on the ECB2200 will not be erased if user chooses the option to restore factory defaults via the Reset button.
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