Allied Telesis manual Chapter, Introduction, Features, Hardware description, AT-6102 AT-6101

Chapter 1

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the AT-6102 IEEE 802.3af PoE Splitter.

The Power over Ethernet Splitter allows a network device that is not POE capable to be remotely powered through an 802.3af compliant line. The following figure shows how Power over Ethernet Splitter works.

Non PoE devices

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Figure 1: AT-6102 typical application

Features

•IEEE802.3af compliant

•Short circuit protection

•Delivering power and data to equipment

•5V, 7.5V, 9V & 12V DC User selectable output voltage

•Plug-and-Play

•Light weight and compact size

•Easy table top and wall mounting

•Self-sticking Velcro strips for attaching to powered device

•For Wireless AP, Bluetooth AP, IP Camera, VoIP Telephones and any other remote power feeding application

•Regulated output voltage

•RoHS and WEEE compliant

•CE, FCC, GOST, C-Tick Approved

•UL Listed

Hardware description

The Power over Ethernet Splitter has three connection ports, one LED indicator, and a Dipswitch for voltage adjusting.

•Data In port: It is a RJ-45 Ethernet interface port for connection to an 802.3af compliant data and power source like a POE injector or a POE capable LAN Switch.

•Data Out port: It is a non detachable 315mm long cable terminated with an RJ-45 plug. It carries the Ethernet signal to the powered device.

Figure 2: The Data In & Data Out/Power Out ports

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