Cisco MWA1221 User manual

Cisco MWA1221

MoCA to Wireless Adapter

MWA1221

User

Manual

Overview......................................................................................................................

Terms

and

Definitions.................................................................................................

Initialization

and

Operations

.....................................................................................

MWA1221 Mode Overview ........................................................................................... 9

MWA1221 LED Sequence ............................................................................................. 9

Boot Mode ................................................................................................................... 10

Connect Mode.............................................................................................................. 11

Normal Mode............................................................................................................... 13

CDL Mode ................................................................................................................... 15

Overview

The MWA1221 (MoCA to Wireless Adapter) product can be used in multiple deployment configurations. This

user manual address the below configurations:

 In this case, the MWA1221 is connected with the home gateway via MoCA (MoCA Backhaul mode) and it

extends data coverage to other unmanaged devices which would otherwise be out of reach to the main

gateway. The MWA1221 behaves like a WiFi extender. In parallel, MWA1221 can also bridge traffic on

the Ethernet interface to another device connected to it via Ethernet. Additionally, MWA1221 is equipped

with Power Over Ethernet (PoE) and thus would be able to provide power to the device connected over

Ethernet as per the 802.3af standard ([IEEE 802.3] Section 2, Annex 33).

 In this case, the MWA1221 is connected with the home gateway via Ethernet (Ethernet Backhaul model)

and it extends data coverage to other unmanaged devices which would otherwise be out of reach to the

main gateway. MWA1221 behaves like a WiFi extender.

Identify

your

Device:

If you device requires troubleshooting in the future, your service provider may ask for the serial number. The serial

number can be located on the label found at the bottom of the device.

Front

Panel:

Multicolored LED

Rear

Panel:

10/100/1000 Ethernet port to connect to either the data Gateway for

Ethernet backhaul or connect to a downstream device

WPS Button - When pressed, initiates the wireless setup feature,

which allows you to add new Wireless Protected Setup (WPS)

compliant device to your home network

MoCA 2.0 Interface to connect to the data gateway for MoCA

backhaul

AC Power input port to connect an AC power cable

Note:

- The illustration may vary from the actual product

- The usage of ports may vary if additional use cases are implemented

Terms

and

Definitions

Initialization

and

Operations

In order to ensure consistent operation of MWA1221 devices, this section describes the specific conditions and

sequences for startup of the MWA1221 under a set of nominal and anomalous operating conditions. The use of the

term Mode within this specification is set of functional requirements that do not dictate any specific system or

software design or implementation.

Term

Definition

Boot

Mode

The first MWA1221 Mode at the start of each power cycle or

reset process. Boot Mode checks code validity prior to

allowing code to execute, if successful then execute and run

the code.

Connect

Mode

When the MWA1221 is attempting to establish

communications with the backhaul device.

Normal

Mode

The MWA1221 has established communication with the

backhaul device and is able to pass messages back and forth

between them.

CDL

(Code

Download)

Mode

The MWA1221 supports TR069 Download RPC method to

load the new image.

MWA1221

Mode

Overview

MWA1221

LED

Sequence

Mode

LED

Comments

Boot

GREEN

Blinking once a second

Connect

BLUE

Blinking once a second

MoCA forming network

Connect

PURPLE

Blinking once a second

MoCA network formed or

Ethernet network broadcast.

Normal

BLUE

Solid

CDL

YELLOW

Blinking once a second

When the MWA1221 is

actively downloading,

validating and writing to

memory a new code object.

Boot

Mode

The MWA1221 product supports the Boot Mode process as illustrated in the following figure:

The MWA1221 would be in Boot Mode when power is first applied or a reboot/restart of code image has occurred.

The MWA1221 supports maximum two code image stored within flash. The execution options are:

a) It would attempt to execute and run the existing code image if only a single code image is stored within

flash

b) It would attempt to execute and run the current code image if a current and a previous code image are

stored within flash

c) It would execute and run the previous code image if the APS fails to execute and run the current code

image and when both a current and previous code image are stored within flash.

The MWA1221 would transition to Connect Mode if the code image successfully executes and runs.

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