Catch Brady and John live on the SCTE Cable-Tec Expo show floor discussing the latest technologies they saw during the show including DOCSIS 3.1, DOCSIS 4.0, FDX amplifiers and even a discussion about Pi modems - what is that? Watch to find out.
This is episode 67 of Get Your Tech On, our show on All Things DOCSIS. I'm Brady Volpe, Founder of The Volpe Firm and Nimble This. Join in the conversation with Brady Volpe as he explores the many ways cable operators can benefit from PNM and services. With John Downey CMTS Technical Leader at Cisco. In our Power Hour of Cable on All Things DOCSIS join us and drop your comments into the chat. Real world experiences discussed. Overview: Brain Teaser SCTE EXPO discussion - sessions Overview
DOCSIS PNM DEMO SCTE EXPO 2013 - CableLabs Booth #1969 Come See a DEMO of the exciting DOCSIS PNM Technology at this years SCTE Cable Tech Expo in the CableLabs Booth #1969. Brady Volpe will be giving demonstrations. To find out more about PNM you can also attend one of two PNM presentations or watch a brief tutorial overview. "By using PNM as network probes, cable operators can collect device and network parameters. Combining the analysis of the data along with network topology and device location, it is
Our Popular "DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem Registration with DOCSIS T3 T4 Timeout Poster" is Back. DOCSIS T3 T4 timeout poster is 23 x 35 inches and a must have for your headend. That's approximately two feet by three feet. It's a nice size to hang up in your headend or in your office. It's extremely popular and we only have a limited quantity left. We have a limited quantity of posters that we will be distributing at the SCTE EXPO or you can leave us a comment below
If you missed the SCTE Cable-Tec 2011, I am making available my presentation and white paper on Advanced Troubleshooting in a DOCSIS 3.0 Plant. Each speaker had only 20 minutes to cover topics that could easily last hours, so the presentations are understandably brief. Below you will find my presentation in "Slideshare" for online viewing as well as a fully downloadable PowerPoint version. The PowerPoint version also has reader notes attached at the bottom of each slide which you may find useful. In addition, the animations work a little better in the downloadable version.
