DOCSIS 4.0 with Seamless 3.1 Support
Designed for DOCSIS 4.0, the CODA60V also works seamlessly with DOCSIS 3.1 networks, ensuring flexibility for today and tomorrow.
Expanded Spectrum Support
With downstream up to ~1.8 GHz and Mid/High/Ultra-High Split upstream, the CODA60V delivers exceptional capacity for both residential and business applications.
Premium Wired Connectivity
A 10 GigE port ensures high-speed, low-latency wired connections suitable for enterprise-grade workloads as well as high-demand households.
Carrier-Grade Management Tools
Integrated with Telemetry Assist, TR-069, TR-143, and TR-369, the CODA60V gives operators advanced remote monitoring and troubleshooting to maximize efficiency.
Reliable, Quiet Operation
A fanless design makes the CODA60V energy-efficient and dependable, lowering maintenance costs while improving customer satisfaction.
Benefits for Service Providers
- Premium option for operators serving both residential and SMB customers.
- Mid, High and Ultra-High Split spectrum support for maximum capacity.
- Fanless design and advanced management tools reduce operational costs.
Key Specifications
- DOCSIS Mode: DOCSIS 4.0, backward compatible to DOCSIS 3.1
- Downstream Spectrum: Up to ~1.8 GHz
- Upstream: Mid/High Split and Ultra-High Split supported
- Ethernet Ports: 1× 10 Gbps
- Management: Telemetry Assist, TR-069, TR-143, TR-369
DOCSIS 4.0 and Ultra 3.1 Modems
Product
Modem Type
DOCSIS 4.0 (32x8)
DOCSIS Ultra 3.1 (32x8)
DOCSIS 4.0 (32x8)
Frequency
Switchable 5-85/5-204/5-85+108-396MHz, Extended Downstream up to 1.8 GHz
Switchable 5-85/5-204MHz, Extended Downstream up to 1218 MHz
Switchable 5-85/5-204/5-85+108-396MHz, Extended Downstream up to 1.8 GHz
WiFi
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Wired LAN
1x 10GigE
1x 10GigE
1x 10GigE
Voice
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2 Voice Ports + External Battery
Documentation
*DOCSIS 4.0 is a CableLabs standard for high speed Internet access that defines support for up to 10 Gbps downstream and 8 Gbps upstream. Actual cable operator network speeds will vary and will be less than the calculated maximum possible speeds. Actual upload and download speeds are affected by several factors including, but not limited to: the capacity of your cable operator’s network, the services offered by your cable operator, cable and Internet network traffic, your computer equipment etc. Final speeds will also be limited by each device and the quality of its connection to the modem or router.