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Modem Hitron CODA 56

Dennis Braun edited this page Mar 8, 2026 · 1 revision

Hitron CODA-56

Overview

The Hitron CODA-56 is a DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem with a notably clean API design. DOCSight supports it via the hitron driver.

Property Value
Driver Key hitron
Auth Method None (no authentication)
DOCSIS Version 3.1
Default IP 192.168.100.1
Channels SC-QAM + OFDM (downstream), SC-QAM + OFDMA (upstream)

Setup

  1. Set Modem Type to Hitron CODA-56 in DOCSight settings
  2. No password needed - the modem has no authentication
  3. Default modem IP: 192.168.100.1

Known Observations

Clean JSON API

The CODA-56 is one of the few modems that provides proper JSON endpoints for DOCSIS data, with dedicated endpoints for each channel type:

Endpoint Channel Type
/data/dsinfo.asp SC-QAM downstream
/data/usinfo.asp SC-QAM upstream
/data/dsofdminfo.asp OFDM downstream
/data/usofdminfo.asp OFDMA upstream

Cache-Buster Required

All endpoints require a cache-busting query parameter (_={timestamp_ms}). Without it, the modem may return stale data.

Modulation as Integer Codes

Unlike most modems that report modulation as strings (e.g., "256QAM"), the CODA-56 uses integer codes:

Code Modulation
0 16QAM
1 64QAM
2 256QAM
3 1024QAM
4 4096QAM

OFDM/OFDMA Lock Status

OFDM channels have a plclock field that must be "YES" for the channel to be active. OFDMA channels have a state field that must be "OPERATE".

Bridge Mode

Status: Untested, likely compatible. Usually reachable at 192.168.100.1.

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