Penfore MU-600-T User manual

INSTALLATION
MANUAL
MODEL MU-600-T (FOR USE WITH TWISTED PAIR CATEGORY CABLE)
The MU-600-T is designed for use with the MU-600-R8 and MU-600-R16. Please refer to the MU-600-R8 or
MU-600-R16 manual for installation and operation related to the MU-600-R8 and MU-600-R16.
Reduce risk of fi re or electrical shock. NOTE: This installation should be made by
Do not expose this product to rain a qualifi ed service person and
or moisture. conform with local codes.
Installation: MU-600-T Transmitter-end
1) At the camera location securely mount the transmitter unit.
2) Find the Link cable from the head-end and make sure it is properly terminated. Connect Link cable to the
“Link Port” of the transmitter. If the head-end unit is powered up it will sense the connection to the transmitter
and turn on the power. This will be indicated by the green POWER LED on the “Network Port”.
After about 15 to 30 seconds the amber 10/100Mb LED on the “Link Port” will turn-on to tell you that the
system is connected. An Ethernet device does not need to be connected for the transmitter to communicate
with the head-end.
3) Finally, connect an Ethernet device to the transmitter’s “Network Port”. If the device requires PoE power, the
GREEN POE OUT, LED on the “Link Port” will turn on followed by the LINK AMBER STATUS LED on the
“Network Port”. The IP camera or other Ethernet device should now be ready to operate. Continue installing
the remaining transmitters as needed.
PoE Device Power
4 pair CAT5+*
Distance
LED INDICATORS
Connector LED OFF ON FLASHING
Network
Port
Power
Link Status
Link
Port
POE Out
10/100
No Power
No Ethernet
Link
No POE
Power Out
No Link
Power
Good
Ethernet
Link Good
POE Power
Good
100Mb 10Mb
IEC/UL 60950-1
Power at PoE Port
100m 27.4 watts
200m
300m
400m
500m
27.4 watts
25.0 watts
20.0 watts
18.0 watts
* Results with ER8500 Receiver and
using 4 pair CAT5+ cable
IP Camera
Network Port
Cable from
head-end
IP Camera Cable from
Head-en d
Transmitter Hookup Diagram
Link Port
Network Port
Link Port
MU-600-T
600m 14.1 watts
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INSTALLATION
MANUAL
Optional Hookup for High Power PoE IP Network Devices with MU-600-T Units
1) In some cases the PoE device connected to the transmitter needs more power than can be supported over
a long cable run. You can usually identify these cases by watching the POWER LED of the transmitter, located
 onthe“NetworkPort”.IfthepowerlightcyclesONforlessthan1secondandtheniso󰀨for3or4seconds
when the PoE device is connected, but it turns ON and operates normally without a PoE device connected,
this would indicate you are having a current limit problem.
2) YoushouldrstcheckthepowerrequirementsofthePoEdevice.AlsocheckthelengthoftheLinkcablefrom
head-end to transmitter. The POE POWER CHART on the previous page will indicate the maximum power
available for your length of cable.
3) If the needed level of power is not available for the length of cable, alternate options are available.
One method is to directly power the transmitter with a 48VDC power supply as shown below (PS48).
When powered directly from a 48VDC supply, the transmitter can deliver full 802.3AT power (regardless of the
cable length) plus an additional length of up to 100 meters of network cable.
*Results with 48VDC power to
the Transmission optional Power Port
Transmitter used as
PoE Injector*
Distance from
network Port
PoE Device Power
Available
10m 33 watts
100m 26 watts
IP Camera
48VDC Powered Transmitter Hookup Diagram
Optional 48VDC Supply
100-240VAC Network Port
Link Port
Cable from
Head-end
IP Camera
Cable from
Head-en d
48VDC Powered Transmitter Hookup Diagram
Link Port
Network
Port
115 VAC
Optional
48VDC
Supply
MU-600-T