Industrial -Port Coax/UTP Long Reach + -Port 0/00TX Extender User s Manual
Table of Contents. Package Contents.... Application Diagram.... Point to Multi-point..... LRP-0CH to..... LRP-0UH to... 5. Multi-Point to Multi-Point... 6.. LRP-8CS/LRP-6CS to... 6. Hardware Introduction... 7. Physical Dimensions... 7. Front Panel... 8. The Upper Panel... 8. LED Indicators... 9.5 DIP Switch Indication...0. Hardware Specifications... 5. Installation Precautions...5 5. Installation Precautions of Remote by Coaxial Cable...5 5.. Installation Precautions of Remote by UTP Cable...5 5. Installation Precautions of Local...6 5. Wiring the Fault Alarm Contact...7 6. Installation...8 6. Applications of LRP-0CH or LRP Switch with coaxial cable...8 6. Applications of LRP-0U-KIT with UTP/Twisted-pair Cable... 6. Applications of LRP Injector or LRP Switch powered by External DC power supply... Appendix A: Networking Connection...7 A. Switch s RJ5 Pin Assignments...7 A. RJ5 Cable Pin Assignments...7
. Package Contents Thank you for purchasing PLANET Industrial -Port Long Reach + -Port 0/00TX Extender,. In the following section, the term LRP Extender means the. Open the box of the LRP Extender and carefully unpack it. The box should contain the following items: LRP Extender x User s Manual x DIN Rail Kit x Wall-mount Kit x If any of these are missing or damaged, please contact your dealer immediately; if possible, retain the carton including the original packing material, and use them again to repack the product in case there is a need to return it to us for repair.
Long Reach over Ethernet P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF ACT In-use. Application Diagram PLANET Long Reach solution is designed to extend IP Ethernet transmission and inject power simultaneously into a remote 80.af/at compliant powered device (PD) beyond the 00 meters distance limit of Ethernet. The solution works in pairs for point to point and point to multipoint connectivity. The supports two ways as power source to inject 80.af/at to remote standard PDs (ed Devices). zremote LRP from LRP Injector/switch over coaxial cable zlocal DC power from power supply through s terminal block In the following application topologies, users can find the suitable way to extend the distance and power on the remote PDs.. Point to Multi-point Remote LRP through BNC/RJ5 with DC 56V input or Local with External DC input (DC V~8V).. LRP-0CH to Remote LRP over Coaxial 0-0V AC Long Reach Extender AC-to-DC Adapter 60W~0W/8~56V DC IN Ethernet Switch Cat5e/6 LRP-0CH Long Reach Injector over Coaxial Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at IP Camera Budget 60 watts~0 watts (max.)
Long Reach over Ethernet Long Reach over Ethernet Long Reach over Ethernet P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF ACT In-use P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF ACT In-use ACT In-use DC DC Local 0-0V AC Long Reach Extender AC-to-DC Adapter 60W/8~56V DC IN 0W/-8V DC Supply Ethernet Switch Cat5e/6 LRP-0CH Long Reach Injector Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at IP Camera Budget 0 watts (max.).. LRP-0UH to Remote LRP over UTP 0-0V AC Long Reach Extender AC-to-DC Adapter 60W~0W/8~56V DC IN Ethernet Switch Cat5e/6 LRP-0UH Long Reach Injector over UTP Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at IP Camera Budget 60 watts~0 watts (max.) Local 0-0V AC Long Reach Extender AC-to-DC Adapter 60W/8~56V DC IN 0W/-8V DC Supply Ethernet Switch Cat5e/6 LRP-0UH Long Reach Injector Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at IP Camera Budget 0 watts (max.) 5
P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port P P Fault OFF OFF OFF OFF In-use 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port P P Fault OFF OFF OFF OFF In-use 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port P P Fault OFF OFF OFF OFF In-use 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF In-use ACT ACT ACT ACT DC DC. Multi-Point to Multi-Point Remote power LRP through BNC with DC 56V input or Local with External DC input (DC V~8V).. LRP-8CS/LRP-6CS to Remote LRP LRP-8CS over Coaxial Long Reach Extender 80.at + IP Camera Up to 00m Long Reach Extender UTP Budget 0 watts (max.) 0-0V AC Up to 00m Long Reach Extender UTP Local LRP-8CS over Coaxial Long Reach Extender 80.at + IP Camera 0W/-8V DC Coaxial Supply Up to 00m Long Reach Extender UTP Budget 0 watts (max.) 0-0V AC Coaxial 0W/-8V DC Supply Up to 00m Long Reach Extender UTP 6 Budget 0 watts (max.)
P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF. Hardware Introduction. Physical Dimensions LRP Extender dimensions (W x D x H): 5 x 87.8 x 56mm Top View Rear View + + DC Fault DC Mounting Kit Input DC -8V Mounting Kit DIN-Rail Kit Side View Side View Front View Long Reach Extender ACT In-use Dimensions ( unit = mm ) Figure -: shows the front panel of LRP Extender 7
. Front Panel The front panel of the LRP Extender consists of BNC female/rj5 connector and 0/00BASE-TX RJ5 ports. The LED Indicators are also located on the RJ5 ports of P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF Long Reach Extender ACT In-use Figure -: Front Panel. The Upper Panel The upper panel of the LRP Extender consists of one terminal block connector within two DC power inputs. 5 6 + + DC Fault DC Input DC -8V Figure -: LRP Extender Upper Panel 8
. LED Indicators External Supply LED Color Function P Green Lights to indicate power has power. P Green Lights to indicate power has power. FAULT Red Lights to indicate either power or power has no power. Usage LED Color Function 0W Green Lights to indicate the power usage is 0W. 0W Green Lights to indicate the power usage is 0W. 0W Green Lights to indicate the power usage is 0W. 0W Green Lights to indicate the power usage is 0W. LRP Interface LED Color Function Green Lights to indicate the power is on. Green Lights to indicate that the Coaxial/UTP link is established. Off: indicates that the Coaxial/UTP link is down. RJ5 0/00 BASE-TX Interface LED Color Function In-Use 0/00 /ACT Orange Green Lights to indicate the RJ5 port is providing power. Lights to indicate the link through that port is successfully established at 0/00Mbps. Blinks to indicate that the port is actively sending or receiving data. Off: indicates that the port is link down. 9
.5 DIP Switch Indication The LRP Extender provides an adjustable switch that can be used to control the operation of the output. Port OFF OFF OFF OFF Port Port Port Port (default) OFF (default) OFF (default) OFF (default) OFF Port- Enable Port- Disable Port- Enable Port- Disable Port- Enable Port- Disable Port- Enable Port- Disable Note For example, if administrator wants to stop remote ed device of port, simply turn the switch OFF to stop the output power. Caution When you turn off the function of any ports, per port output will not enhance the output capacity. 0
. Hardware Specifications Model Hardware Specifications Copper Ports Injector Ports Functionality Four 0/00BASE-TX RJ5 auto-mdi/ MDI-X Four ports with 80.at/af injector function with Port- to Port- Four DIP switches to control output on or off with Port- to Port- Ethernet Interface Standards Compliance Type output Cabling Maximum Distance Maximum Frame size IEEE 80.at over Ethernet Plus/ PSE End-span 5V DC, output depends on LRP Injector or LRP Switch 5V DC, 5-watt per port (External DC input) Ethernet : 0BASE-T: -pair UTP Cat., and 5 Ethernet : 00BASE-TX: -pair UTP Cat.5, 5e and 6 00m 5 bytes Long Reach Interface Connectivity Input Pin Assignment One BNC female Long Reach over Coaxial PD (ed Device) ~56V DC BNC center pole: DC+ BNC shield: DC- One RJ5 connector Long Reach over UTP PD (ed Device) RJ5 Pin,, 5, 7: VCC+ RJ5 Pin,, 6, 8: VCC-
Cabling Coaxial cable: 75 ohm RG-6/U cable, less thanω/000 ft RG-59/U cable, less than 0Ω/000 ft. Cat.,, 5, 5e UTP cable (00 meters, max.) EIA/TIA-568 00-ohm STP (00 meters, max.) Long Reach Interface Maximum Distance Long Reach Ethernet Standard Modulation Type Security Frequency Band Encryption Max. 00m with + output (656ft.) Max. 00m with output (,ft.) Max. 000m without output (,80ft.) IEEE 90 Wavelet-OFDM 8-bit AES encryption ~8 MHz AES 8-bit Max. 00m with + output (8ft.) Max. 00m with output (,ft.) LRP Compatibility With power over coaxial input: LRP-0CH -Port LRP Injector LRP-8CS 8-Port LRP over Coax Switch LRP-6CS 6-Port LRP over Coax Switch With power over UTP input: LRP-0UH -Port LRP Injector
LED Indicator x LED for External power supply: x LED for Usage: x LED for Long Reach In: x LED for each RJ5 interface (Port- and Port-) Green: DC Green: DC Red: Fault Green: 0W/0W/0W/0W Green: Green: Green: 0/00Mbps /ACT Orange: -in-use Installation Dimensions (W x D x H) Weight Requirements Consumption/ Dissipation Alarm Enclosure DIN rail kit and wall mount kit 5 x 87.8 x 56 mm 6g ~56V DC power over coaxial input DC ~8V, redundant power with polarity reverses protection function 0watts/6BTU (Ethernet with Full Loading) One relay output for power failure. Alarm relay current carry ability: A @ V DC Aluminum metal case Standards Conformance Standards Compliance Regulatory Compliance Stability Testing IEEE 80. Ethernet/0BASE-T IEEE 80.u Fast Ethernet/00BASE-TX IEEE 80.x Full-Duplex Flow Control IEEE 80.at over Ethernet Plus FCC Part 5 Class A, CE IEC60068-- (free fall) IEC60068--7 (anti-shock) IEC60068--6 (anti-vibration)
Environment Temperature Humidity Performance Coaxial Performance UTP Performance Operating: -0~70 degrees C Storage: -0~70 degrees C Operating: 5~95% (non-condensing) Storage: 5~95% (non-condensing) Distance Data rate(upload/ Download) 80.af/at Total Output Capability Remote LRP power through BNC W/56VDC IN Remote LRP power by LRP-8CS/ LRP-6CS Local DC power through terminal block 00m 9/88 Mbps W 8W/9W 0W 00m 89/87 Mbps W W/6W 0W 600m 8/8 Mbps 5W 0W/W 0W 800m 68/69 Mbps W 7W/8W 0W 000m 57/60 Mbps 8W 0W Distance Data rate (Upload/ Download) 80.af/at total Output Capability Remote LRP power through RJ5 W/56VDC IN Local DC power through terminal block 00m 90/87Mbps W 0W 00m 76/77Mbps W 0W 00m 5/6Mbps 0W 0W 00m 9/7Mbps 0W 0W 500m /8Mbps 0W 0W * As there are various resistance values in the category of RG-59/U or RG-6/U cable, the actual data rate will vary on the quality of the copper wire and environment factors. ** Depending on what the DC/ Input and the length of coaxial cable are.
5. Installation Precautions The supports two ways as power source to inject 80.af/at to remote standard PDs. zremote LRP from LRP Injector/switch over coaxial/utp cable zlocal DC power from power supply through s terminal block 5. Installation Precautions of Remote by Coaxial Cable When installing LRP over coaxial injector, it only can work with PLANET LRP Extender, the or LRP-0CE. Please confirm that other non- equipment is not connected with the coaxial cable. When you connect the coaxial cable with coax-lan converter, CCTV camera, etc, it might cause other equipment to damage. After the power over coaxial injector is enabled, the center pin of the coaxial cable is with electricity. Please do not touch the center pin. Caution contains electric power. Please be careful before plugging into the device. Please be reminded that the cable con Warning: This side of connector Do Not Touch the Center Pin Note All PLANET power over coaxial injectors or switches have the Warning Sticker, including LRP-0CH, LRP-8CS and LRP- 6CS. 5.. Installation Precautions of Remote by UTP Cable When installing LRP over UTP injector, it only can work with PLANET LRP Extender, the or LRP-0UE. Please confirm that other non- equipment is not connected with the UTP cable. If connected with standard Ethernet equipment, it might cause damage to the equipment. 5
5. Installation Precautions of Local Installation of LRP injector or LRP switch. If you need to increase the power budget of the, you must use an external DC power supply. The 6-contact terminal block connector on the upper panel of LRP Extender is used for two DC redundant power inputs. Please follow the steps below to insert the power wire. Note When the user is connected with an external power supply, the will give priority to external power supply, LRP Injector or LRP Switch where data is transmitted to the LRP- 0CET. Caution When performing any of the procedures like inserting the wires or tightening the wire-clamp screws, make sure the power is OFF to prevent from getting an electric shock.. Insert positive and negative DC power wires into contacts and for POWER, or 5 and 6 for POWER. 5 6 + + DC Fault DC Input DC -8V. Tighten the wire-clamp screws for preventing the wires from loosening. 5 6 Fault - + - + 6
Note. The wire gauge for the terminal block should be in the range between and AWG.. The DC power input range is V ~ 8V DC. 5. Wiring the Fault Alarm Contact The fault alarm contacts are in the middle of the terminal block connector as the picture shows below. Inserting the wires, the LRP Extender will detect the fault status of the power failure and then forms an open circuit. The following illustration shows an application example for wiring the fault alarm contacts. 5 6 Fault Alarm Contacts Fault The Fault Alarm Contacts are energized (CLOSE) for normal operation and will OPEN when failure occurs Insert the wires into the fault alarm contacts Note. The wire gauge for the terminal block should be in the range between and AWG.. Alarm relay circuit accepts up to V, max. A currents. 7
Long Reach over Ethernet P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF ACT In-use 6. Installation This section describes the functionalities of the LRP Extender s components and guides you to how to install it. Basic knowledge of networking is expected. Please read this chapter completely before continuing. Note Before installation, please consider the distance and watts value demand for PD devices. The output capacity and upload / download performance depends on the length of coaxial cable and UTP cable. Note When the remote PD s total power consumption is higher than power budget, the device will reboot and the LED Indicators will flash continuously. Please remove UTP cables of RJ5 ports to avoid the to malfunction. 6. Applications of LRP-0CH or LRP Switch with coaxial cable Type One LRP-0CH with power input and one with power output The LRP Injector is powered via IEEE 80.at/af. An IEEE 80.at/af compliant PD will automatically be powered by the LRP Extender via UTP. Remote LRP Long Reach Extender Cat5e/6 80.af / 80.at Switch LRP-0CH Long Reach Injector over Coaxial Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at IP Camera Budget 0 watts (max.) Functions Input Output LRP Injector LRP-0CH RJ5 with 80.at/af input BNC with DC power over coaxial output LRP Extender BNC with DC power over coaxial input RJ5 with 80.at/af output 8
Long Reach over Ethernet P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF ACT In-use Installation Instructions Step. Connect the LRP Injector (LRP-0CH) and LRP Extender () to ends of BNC terminated coaxial cable. Stick the Warning Sticker on the coaxial cable. Step. Connect Cat5/6 UTP cable to LRP-0CH and IEEE 80.at compliant Switch or Injector. If the switch or injector is powered on already, then the LED of LRP-0CH and should be lit up immediately. Step. Connect Cat5/6 UTP cable to and IEEE 80.at/af complied IP camera or Wireless AP. Warning The LRP-0CH accepts IEEE 80.at equipment for optimal power injection. The other non-standard power devices may cause the LRP-0CH to malfunction. Type One LRP-0CH with 8~56V power adapter and one with power output The LRP Injector is powered via the external power adapter. The IEEE 80.at/ af compliant PD will automatically be powered by the LRP Extender via UTP. Remote LRP over Coaxial 0-0V AC Long Reach Extender AC-to-DC Adapter 60W~0W/8~56V DC IN Ethernet Switch Cat5e/6 LRP-0CH Long Reach Injector over Coaxial Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at IP Camera Budget 60 watts~0 watts (max.) Functions LRP Injector LRP-0CH LRP Extender Input Output adapter with 8~56V DC in The LRP-0CH accepts up to 0W external power input BNC with DC power over coaxial output BNC with DC power over coaxial input RJ5 with 80.at/af output 9
P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port P P Fault OFF OFF OFF OFF In-use 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF In-use ACT ACT Installation Instructions Step. Connect the LRP Injector (LRP-0CH) and LRP Extender () to ends of BNC terminated coaxial cable. Step. Stick the Warning Sticker on the coaxial cable. Connect Cat5/6 UTP cable to LRP-0CH and non- switch or workstation. Step. Connect 8~56V DC power adapter to LRP-0CH power socket, then the LED of LRP-0CH and should be lit up immediately. Step. Connect Cat5/6 UTP cable to and IEEE 80.at/af complied IP camera or Wireless AP. Note. output capacity is based on different DC Input / Input.. The LRP-0CH has two power input options; only one mode is available at one time. power input cannot be used if power input of DC 5V or 56V is selected. Type One LRP-8CS/LRP-6CS with AC power input and one with power output The LRP Switch is powered via the AC power. The IEEE 80.at/af compliant PD will automatically be powered by the LRP Extender via UTP. Remote LRP LRP-8CS over Coaxial Long Reach Extender 80.at + IP Camera Up to 00m Long Reach Extender UTP Budget 0 watts (max.) 0-0V AC Up to 00m Long Reach Extender UTP 0
Long Reach over Ethernet P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF ACT In-use Functions Input Output LRP Switch LRP-8CS/LRP-6CS cord with AC 00~0V, 50/60Hz, auto-sensing BNC with DC power over coaxial output LRP Extender BNC with DC power over coaxial input RJ5 with 80.at/af output Installation Instructions Step. Connect the LRP Switch (LRP-8CS/LRP-6CS) and LRP Extender () to ends of BNC terminated coaxial cable. Step. Connect 00~0V AC power cord to LRP Switch (LRP-8CS/ LRP-6CS) power socket, then the LED of LRP Switch (LRP-8CS/LRP-6CS) should be lit up immediately. The LRP Managed Switch is configured DISABLED Long Reach function as default. So you must Enable Long Reach function for all LRP ports from WebUI. Step. After enabling the LRP function of LRP Switch (LRP-8CS/ LRP-6CS) from WebUI, the LED of should be lit up immediately. Step. Connect Cat5/6 UTP cable to and IEEE 80.at/af complied IP camera or Wireless AP. Note Additional advanced settings for the LRP Switch (LRP-8CS / LRP-6CS) can be downloaded from the PLANET website or contact the PLANET support team. 6. Applications of LRP-0U-KIT with UTP/Twisted-pair Cable Type LRP-0UH with power input and with power output Remote LRP over UTP Long Reach Extender 80.af / 80.at Switch Cat5e/6 LRP-0UH Long Reach Injector over UTP Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at IP Camera Budget 0 watts (max.)
Functions Input Output LRP Injector LRP-0UH RJ5 with 80.at/af input UTP with DC power over UTP output LRP Extender UTP with DC power over UTP input RJ5 with 80.at/af output Installation Instructions Step. Remove the Danger No Ethernet label stuck on the RJ5 LRP port of LRP-0UH. Step. Connect the LRP Injector (LRP-0UH) and LRP Extender () to ends of RJ5 terminated long UTP/twisted-pair cable. Warning. Please do not connect any Ethernet equipment to LRP OUT Port of the LRP-0UH; otherwise, it will damage the Ethernet equipment.. Please do not connect any Ethernet equipment to Port of the ; otherwise, it will damage the Ethernet equipment. Step. Connect Cat5/6 UTP cable to LRP-0UH and IEEE 80.at compliant Switch or Injector. If the switch or injector is powered on already, then the LED of LRP-0UH and should be lit up accordingly. Step. Connect Cat5/6 UTP cable to and IEEE 80.at/af complied IP camera or Wireless AP. Warning The LRP-0UH accepts IEEE 80.at equipment for optimal power injection. The other non-standard devices may cause the LRP-0UH to malfunction. Note As there are various resistance values in the category 5/5e cable, the actual data rate will vary on the quality of the copper wire and environmental factors.
Long Reach over Ethernet P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF ACT In-use Type LRP-0UH with 8~56V power adapter and with power output Remote LRP over UTP 0-0V AC Long Reach Extender AC-to-DC Adapter 60W~0W/8~56V DC IN Ethernet Switch Cat5e/6 LRP-0UH Long Reach Injector over UTP Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at IP Camera Budget 60 watts~0 watts (max.) Functions Input Output LRP Injector LRP-0UH adapter with 8~56V DC in The LRP-0UH accepts up to 0W external power input UTP with DC power over UTP output LRP Extender UTP with DC power over UTP input RJ5 with 80.at/af output Installation Instructions Step. Remove the Danger No Ethernet label stuck on the RJ5 LRP ports of LRP-0UH. Step. Connect the LRP Injector (LRP-0UH) and LRP Extender () to ends of RJ5 terminated long UTP/twisted-pair cable. Warning. Please do not connect any Ethernet equipment to LRP OUT Port of the LRP-0UH; otherwise, it will damage the Ethernet equipment.. Please do not connect any Ethernet equipment to Port of the ; otherwise, it will damage the Ethernet equipment. Step. Connect Cat5/6 UTP cable to LRP-0UH and non- switch or workstation. Step. Connect 8~56V DC power adapter to LRP-0UH power socket, and then the LED of LRP-0UH and should be lit up immediately. Step 5. Connect Cat5/6 UTP cable to and IEEE 80.at/af complied IP camera or Wireless AP.
Long Reach over Ethernet Long Reach over Ethernet P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF P P Fault ACT In-use 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF ACT In-use DC DC Note. output capacity is based on different DC Input / Input.. The LRP-0UH has two power input options; only one mode is available at one time. power input cannot be used if power input of DC 5V or 56V is selected. 6. Applications of LRP Injector or LRP Switch powered by External DC power supply The can be powered via External DC ~8V input. You can refer to Section 5. for Installation Precautions of Local. This section describes its applications and precautions. Note When the External DC power in is used, the can provide each port up to 5 watts of output. The power budget can be increased to 0 watts. Type One LRP-0CH and one with power output Local Long Reach Extender 0W/-8V DC Supply 80.af / 80.at Switch Cat5e/6 LRP-0CH Long Reach Injector Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at IP Camera Local 0-0V AC Long Reach Extender Budget 0 watts (max.) AC-to-DC Adapter 60W/8~56V DC IN 0W/-8V DC Supply Cat5e/6 Ethernet Switch LRP-0CH Long Reach Injector Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at IP Camera Budget 0 watts (max.)
P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port P P Fault OFF OFF OFF OFF In-use 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF In-use ACT ACT DC DC Functions LRP Injector LRP-0CH LRP Extender Input RJ5 with 80.at/af input External DC ~8V adapter with 8~56V DC in power input Output BNC with DC power over coaxial output RJ5 with 80.at/af output Warning After the power over coaxial injector is enabled, the center pin of the coaxial cable has electricity. Please do not touch the center pin. Type One LRP-8CS/LRP-6CS and one with power output Local LRP-8CS over Coaxial Long Reach Extender 80.at + IP Camera 0W/-8V DC Coaxial Supply Up to 00m Long Reach Extender UTP Budget 0 watts (max.) 0-0V AC Coaxial 0W/-8V DC Supply Up to 00m Long Reach Extender UTP Budget 0 watts (max.) Functions Input Output LRP Switch LRP-8CS/LRP-6CS cord with AC 00~0V, 50/60Hz, auto-sensing BNC with DC power over coaxial output LRP Extender External DC ~8V power input RJ5 with 80.at/af output 5
Long Reach over Ethernet Long Reach over Ethernet P P Fault 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF P P Fault ACT In-use 0W 0W 0W 0W Usage Port OFF OFF OFF OFF ACT In-use DC DC Warning After the power over coaxial injector is enabled, the center pin of the coaxial cable has electricity. Please do not touch the center pin. Type LRP-0UH and with power output Local Long Reach Extender 0W/-8V DC Supply 80.af / 80.at Switch Cat5e/6 LRP-0UH Long Reach Injector Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at Local 0-0V AC Long Reach Extender IP Camera Budget 0 watts (max.) AC-to-DC Adapter 60W/8~56V DC IN 0W/-8V DC Supply Ethernet Switch Cat5e/6 LRP-0UH Long Reach Injector Long Reach Extender 80.af/80.at IP Camera Budget 0 watts (max.) Functions LRP Injector LRP-0UH LRP Extender Input RJ5 with 80.at/af input External DC ~8V adapter with 8~56V DC in power input Output UTP with DC power over UTP output RJ5 with 80.at/af output Warning. Please do not connect any Ethernet equipment to LRP OUT Port of the LRP-0UH; otherwise, it will damage the Ethernet equipment.. Please do not connect any Ethernet equipment to Port of the ; otherwise, it will damage the Ethernet equipment. 6
Appendix A: Networking Connection A. Switch s RJ5 Pin Assignments 0/00Mbps, 0/00BASE-TX RJ5 Connector pin assignment Contact MDI Media Dependent Interface MDI-X Media Dependent Interface-Cross Tx + (transmit) Rx + (receive) Positive (VCC+) Tx - (transmit) Rx - (receive) Positive (VCC+) Rx + (receive) Tx + (transmit) Negative (VCC-), 5 Not used Not used 6 Rx - (receive) Tx - (transmit) Negative (VCC-) 7, 8 Not used Not used A. RJ5 Cable Pin Assignments The standard RJ5 receptacle/connector 7
There are 8 wires on a standard UTP/STP cable and each wire is color-coded. The following shows the pin allocation and color of straight cable and crossover cable connection: Straight Cable 5678 5678 SIDE SIDE SIDE = White/Orange = Orange = White/Green = Blue 5 = White/Blue 6 = Green 7 = White/Brown 8 = Brown SIDE = White/Orange = Orange = White/Green = Blue 5 = White/Blue 6 = Green 7 = White/Brown 8 = Brown Cross Over Cable 5678 SIDE 5678 SIDE SIDE SIDE = White/Orange = Orange = White/Green = Blue 5 = White/Blue 6 = Green 7 = White/Brown 8 = Brown = White/Green = Green = White/Orange = Blue 5 = White/Blue 6 = Orange 7 = White/Brown 8 = Brown Figure A-: Straight-through and Crossover Cable Please make sure your connected cables are with the same pin assignment and color as the above picture before deploying the cables into your network. 8