ANTAIRA LNP-0500G-BT Series User manual

Antaira Technologies
LNP-0500G-bt Series
5-Port Industrial Gigabit IEEE 802.3bt Unmanaged Ethernet
Switch, w/4*10/100/1000Tx (90W/Port) + 1*10/100/1000Tx
Quick Installation Guide
Version 1.0
(May 2020)
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.antaira.com 19020000000132
Package Check List
The package contains the following items:
1 – Quick installation guide
1 – LNP-0500G-bt(-T)
1 – Wall mounting bracket set with screws
1 – DC cable –18 AWG & DC jack 5.5 x 2.1mm
1 – RJ45 dust cover set
Front Panel Layout
Top Panel View
LNP-0500G-bt series top panel is equipped with one 6-pin
removal terminal block connector for dual DC power inputs
(48~55VDC).
Product Overview
System Interface/Performance
All RJ45 ports support the auto MDI/MDI-X function
Embedded 4*10/100/1000Tx RJ45 ports (90W/Port) and
1*10/100/1000Tx RJ45 port
Store-and-forward switching architecture
8K MAC Address Table
Supports 10Kbytes jumbo frame
1Mbit memory buffer
Power Input & Connection
DC 48 to 55V redundant power, with a 6-pin removal
terminal block
Max. current: 3.9A
Max. PoE output: 180W
It is recommended to use a UL listed industrial power supply
Operating Temperature
Standard Operating Temperature model: -10°C to 65°C
Extended Operating Temperature model: -40°C to 75°C
Case/Installation
IP30 Protection
DIN-Rail and Wall Mount Design
PoE DIP Switch
DIP Switch Number ON OFF
PoE DIP Switch 1 Enable Port 1 PoE Function Disable Port 1 PoE Function
PoE DIP Switch 2 Enable Port 2 PoE Function Disable Port 2 PoE Function
PoE DIP Switch 3 Enable Port 3 PoE Function Disable Port 3 PoE Function
PoE DIP Switch 4 Enable Port 4 PoE Function Disable Port 4 PoE Function
LED Indicators
LED Color Description
Power 1 Green On Power input 1 is active
Off Power input 1 is inactive
Power 2 Green On Power input 2 is active
Off Power input 2 is inactive
Fault Red On
Any of the listed trigger events occur, (will trigger relay)
1. Power 1 or Power 2 is inactive
2. Total PoE loading is > 100% PoE Budget
3. PoE over current (per port)
4. Cable short (per port)
5. One of the channels in Dual PD fail
Off No trigger events occur
PoE Load
Off Off The actual PoE Consumption of all connected working PDs
budget was ≤50%
Blue On The actual PoE Consumption of all connected working PDs
budget was 51 ~ 70%
Red On The actual PoE Consumption of all connected working PDs
budget was 71 ~ 90%
Blinking
(1 time/s) The actual PoE Consumption of all connected working PDs
budget was 91 ~ 100%
LAN Port 1~4
(Upper LED)
Green
On Connected to network, 10/100/1000Mbps
Blinking Networking is active
Off Not connected to network
LAN Port 1~4
(Lower LED)
Green
On IEEE 802.3bt connection
(Single Signature PD Class 5~8 / Dual Signature PD
Channel Class 1~5)
Off No powered-device attached or power supplying fails
Amber
On IEEE 802.3af/at connection
(Single Signature PD Class 0~4)
Off No powered-device attached or power supplying fails
LAN Port 5
Green
On Connected to network, 1000Mbps
Blinking Networking is active
Off Not connected to network
Grounding Screw
6-Pin Removal Terminal Block (Power Input)
LAN# 1~5 – 10/100/1000Tx RJ45
LAN# 5 – LED for Link/Activity Status
1000Mbps
LAN# 1~4 – LED for Link/Activity Status
10/100/1000Mbps
LED for Power 1, Power 2, Fault
and PoE Load
Grounding Screw
6-Pin Removal Terminal Block (Power Input)
LAN# 1~4 – LED for PoE Status
DIP Switch
LAN# 5 – LED for Link/Activity Status
10/100Mbps

Green
On Connected to network, 10/100Mbps
Flashing Networking is active
Off Not connected to network
Quick Installation
Ethernet Ports
RJ45 Ports (Auto MDI/MDIX)
All RJ45 ports are auto-sensing for 10Base-T, 100Base-TX, or
1000Base-T device connections. Please follow the wiring pin
assignment table below for Ethernet port installation.
RJ45 Ethernet Port Pin Outs
Pins T568A Color T568B Color 10Base-T,
100Base-TX 1000 Base-T(X)
Pin 1 white/green stripe white/orange stripe Rx+ TP0+
Pin 2 green solid orange solid Rx- TP0-
Pin 3 white/orange stripe white/green stripe Tx+ TP1+
Pin 4 blue solid blue solid unused TP2+
Pin 5 white/blue stripe white/blue stripe unused TP2-
Pin 6 orange solid green solid Tx- TP1-
Pin 7 white/brown stripe white/brown stripe unused TP3+
Pin 8 brown solid brown solid unused TP3-
Power Input Wiring
Please follow the steps below to insert the power wire:
1. Insert the positive and negative wires into the PWR1
(V1+, V1-) and PWR2 (V2+, V2-) contacts on the
terminal block connector as shown below in Figure 1.
2. Tighten the wire-clamp screws to prevent the wires from
loosening, as shown below in Figure 2.
Figure 1Figure 2
Industrial Switch Mounting
DIN-Rail Mounting
The DIN-Rail bracket is pre-installed on the industrial Ethernet
switch from the factory. Please refer to Figure 3for a DIN-Rail
bracket installation reference.
Follow the steps below for installing the
industrial switch on the DIN-Rail track:
1. Insert the top of the DIN-Rail on to the
track as shown below in Figure 4.
2. Lightly pull down the bracket on to the
rail as shown below in Figure 5.
3. Check if the bracket is mounted tightly
on the rail.
4. To remove the industrial
Ethernet
switch
from the rail, do the opposite from the
steps above.
Figure 4
Wall Mounting
Follow the steps below to mount the industrial Ethernet switch
using the wall mounting bracket as shown below in Figure 6.
1. Remove the DIN-Rail bracket from the
industrial Ethernet switch by loosening
the screws.
2. Place the wall mounting brackets on
the top and bottom of the industrial
Ethernet switch.
3. Use the screws to screw the wall
mounting bracket on the industrial
Ethernet switch.
4. Use the hook holes at the corners of
the wall mounting bracket to hang the
industrial Ethernet switch on the wall.
5. To remove the wall mount bracket, do
the opposite from the steps above.
Field Maintenance and Service
If the device requires servicing of any kind, the user is
required to disconnect and remove it from its mounting. The
initial installation should be done in a way that makes this as
convenient as possible.
Voltage/power lines should be properly insulated as well as
other cables. Be careful when handling them so as to not trip
over.
Do not under any circumstance insert foreign objects of any
kind into the heat dissipation holes located in the different
faces of the device. This may not only harm the internal
layout, but might cause harm to user as well.
Do not under any circumstance open the device for any
reason. Please contact your dealer for any repair needed or
follow the instructions within the manual.
Warranty Policy
Products supplied by Antaira Technologies are covered in this
warranty for sub-standard performance or defective
workmanship. The warranty is not, however, extended to goods
damaged in the following circumstances:
Warranty Conditions
(a) Excessive forces or impacts
(b) War or an Act of God: wind storm, fire, flood, electric shock,
earthquake
(c) Use of unqualified power supply, connectors, or
unauthorized parts/kits
(d) Replacement with unauthorized parts
Customers shall always obtain an authorized "RMA" number
from Antaira before shipping the goods for repair or
replacement.
RMA and Shipping Costs Reimbursement
•Within the warranty period (based on the invoice date), all
parts and labor are free of charge to the customers.
•Customers are responsible for the cost of parts and labor, if
the products are out of warranty.
•For RMA service, customers are responsible for the shipping
expense for shipping the RMA unit(s) to Antaira. Antaira is
responsible for the shipping expense via a ground service
for the return repair/replace unit(s) back to customers.
Antaira would not be held responsible for any consequential
losses from using Antaira’s product.
Limited Liability
5-Year Warranty
Warranty Period
Antaira’s Customer Service and Support
•Antaira’s Technical Service & Support Centers:
+ 844-268-2472 (Antaira US Headquarter)
+ 48-22-862-88-81 (Antaira Europe Office)
+ 886-2-2218-9733 (Antaira Asia Office)
•Antaira’s Web Sites & Repair/Support Emails:
www.antaira.com / [e-mail]
www.antaira.eu / [e-mail]
www.antaira.com.tw / [e-mail]
*Any changes will be announced on the Antaira website.
Figure 3
Figure 6
Figure 5