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The New In Door Unit (IDU) DW7000
On September 1
st
2005 Direcway announced, and started selling, the replacement for the
DW6000. The new unit is the Direcway DW7000 network termination interface (NTI).
For all intents and purposes the two products are virtually the same. They look the same
from the outside. They behave the same in the residential and commercial local area
network. The biggest difference is in internal clock speed of the DW7000 over the
DW6000. For single PC users not much performance enhancement will be gained. For
users with multiple hosts and any single user doing a large download while others are
browsing; then, upgrading to a DW7000 may be of interest. Also, with the new price
plans a residential user paying $59.99/month can upgrade to a DW7000 and a
professional service without a static IP address for $69.99/month. This pricing structure
may be the most valid reason for an upgrade.
September 1
st
also saw changes in Direcway’s service offerings and pricing structures
based on upload/download speeds. Direcway’s price and throughput plans now mirrors
WildBlue’s pricing structure.
In the remainder of this document if a statement refers to the DW6000 and DW7000 as
being the same then the unit will be referred to as a DWx0000.
DW6000 versus DW7000 comparison:
DW6000
DW7000
Transmit Format
DVB-S
DVB-S, DVB-S2
Transmit Rate
64, 128, 256 Kbps
Up to 1.6 Mbps
Receive Rate
Up to 48Mbps
Up to 90Mbps (DVB-S2)
Frequency Range
KU Band
KU, C, Extended C, Ka Band
Radio
1-2 Watts
1-2 Watts KU, 2 Watt C, 1-
3.5 Watts Ka Band
Receive Modulation
QPSK
QPSK, 8PSK (DVB-S2)
Transmit Modulation
OQPSK
OQPSK
Throughput
Up to 16Mbps multicast
streaming, up to 2Mbps
TCP/http spoofed traffic
Up to 45Mbps multicast
streaming, up to 4Mbps FTP,
up to 2Mbps accelerated http,
up to 2Mbps UDP
Router Services
NAT/PAT
DHCP
Simple Firewall
DNS Caching, Performance
Enhancing Proxy (PEP)
NAT/PAT
DHCP, Relay
Firewall through ACL
DNS Caching Performance
Enhancing Proxy (PEP)
RIPv2
VLAN tagging
TurboPage HTTP
Acceleration
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