PoE models: 46 - 57 vDC
PoE+ models: 52 - 57 vDC

3.5 Watts

PoE models: maximum to 15.4 watts supplied to port
PoE+ models: up to 30 watts supplied to port

Alternative A ( power on pins 1,2 and 3,6 )

Alternative B ( power on pins 4,5 and 7,8 )

Legacy PoE ( IE VoIP phones and wireless access points ) - ( reverse polarity on pins 4,5 and 7,8 )

Legacy large capacitor detect ( pins 4,5 and 7,8 )

This green LED is operational only when power is applied. The LED will blink along with transmit/receive data on the fiber port

If a loss of link on the copper port results in a Link Passthrough condition to the fiber port, this LED will blink at a rate of once every 2 seconds until the condition is cleared.

This green LED is operational only when power is applied. The LED will blink along with transmit/receive data on the 10/100/1000 UTP port

If a loss of link on the copper port results in a Link Passthrough condition to the fiber port, this LED will blink at a rate of once every 2 seconds until the condition is cleared.

This LED will signify the status of the PSE function. Using multi-color and blinking the unit will show the following status for the PSE;

GREEN — Solid: The PSE has successfully detected a compliant PD and is applying power over the UTP (for legacy pin out simply show active power when applied)

YELLOW — Solid: The PSE is not active. This means the PSE has been configured to provide power, but the PD is :

• Not connected
• Has not detected a compliant PD and is not applying power
• PSE has turned off power for Reset function

OFF — PSE function switch disabled

RED — Blinking: Error Conditions

• Capacitance too High — 1 blink
• Resistance too Low or short circuit — 2 blinks
• Resistance too high or open circuit — 3 blinks

If Auto-Negotiation (802.3u) is enabled, the media converter determines the current cable pinout to use on the copper interface. If Auto-Negotiation (802.3u) is disabled the Media converter will use the RX Energy method on the copper interface to set the port MDI or MDIX whichever is appropriate.

Enabled (Default) - Either a straight-through or crossover type cable can be used to connect the media converter to the device on the other end of the cable.

Disabled - If the partner device on the other end of the cable does not have the Auto-MDIX feature a specific cable, either a straight-through or crossover will be required to ensure that the media converter's transmitter and the partner devices transmitter are connected to the others receiver. The Media converter's 100Base-TX port is configured as MDI-X with this switch setting.

When enabled (UP), the media converter will perform a Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) function as per IEEE802.3af or 802.3at standards (relevant model).

Default is "enabled"

This is a technique to perform a power reset on a PD device attached.

When enabled ( down ), the media converter will upon loss of link on any fiber port, turn off PSE output power to the PD device for 2 seconds then turn the power back on. The power remains on until any fiber link transitions from up to down again.

With Passthrough enabled, a loss of link on the fiber resulting from a loss of link on the copper, a PD Power Reset will occur and the copper link will continue to reflect the state of the fiber link.

When PD Power Reset disabled, loss of fiber link has no effect on PSE power to the PD device.

Dual multimode or single mode ( Duplex ) fiber - SC, ST

Single strand fiber ( Simplex ) - SC

LC - obtained by inserting an SFP ( LC ) in an SFP slot model

Small Form Factor Pluggable
( SFP ) slot

SFP slot models: Empty slot for 100Base-X SFP modules supplied by Perle, Cisco or other manufacturers of MSA compliant SFPs.

Hot insertion and removable ( hot swappable ).