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4.1 Create a Private Encrypted PLC Network Group

The Powerline bridges are compliant HomePlug AV specification. Every 'HomePlug AV' compliant PLC

device that has the same default network name, "HomePlug AV", is capable of communicating with other

"HomePlug AV" devices. This is so called the "Public Network". Two or more powerline devices under

the same network can communicate with one another.

If you have a pair of powerline device, either one in the pair can be "device A" or "device B". By pressing

the GROUP button more than 10 seconds; it will generate a random network group (different from

HomePlug AV). Users can take the following two steps to change the public network group to the private

network group to protect their data while transmitting over the powerline. Users also can create more than

one private network groups by pressing GROUP button directly without software installation required.

*NOTE: Put the devices side by side will be more convenient during the setting procedure. After network group is set,

the devices can be deployed anywhere at home.

Step I: Clear Group Attribute

Clear the original network group of device B by pressing its GROUP button more than 10 seconds until all

LED lights simultaneously turns off and on once. At this moment, its network group name has been

changed to a random name. It means that this device is (1) ready to be assigned another network

name or (2) to be used as a seed device so other PLC devices can join to a private network group.

Step II: Join to Other Network Group

1. Press GROUP button of device A for 2 to 3 seconds (make sure POWER LED starts blinking).

2. Press GROUP button of device B for 2 to 3 seconds (make sure POWER LED starts blinking).

The device B which has cleared its group attribute will join to the device A which has not. This step makes

device A and B are under the same encrypted network. Additional device C can be added into device A's

logical network by taking same steps, thus all of the device A, B, and C in the same encrypted network

group. User can assign as many powerline devices into the logical network group as described in the

SPECIFICATION section.