RE: [KAT5] KAT5 Power over Ethernet

["Elliott, Phil P SUKOP-UOIT/31" <phil.elliott@xxxxxxxxx>]

Is it ok to send the power over a single twisted pair?
How may Kat5 units can be run from a single 300mA PSU like the ones Keith
supplies?

-----Original Message-----
From: Tony Butler [mailto:lists@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 11 November 2004 12:54
To: kat5-users@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [KAT5] KAT5 Power over Ethernet


G., you can get these splitter leads from, I think craplin, which will
split
the output into 4 or 5, all with the correct termination for a KAT5 unit.
One thing you have to watch though is if it's fully loaded, make sure to up
the voltage to 12v - I thought I'd buggered some of my units when I was
getting sound but a dodgy picture with no colour and/or it rolled all the
time - then I remembered I'd added another unit onto one PSU and the
voltage
was still set to 9v.

Leads are about 3 quid a piece.  Dunno the stock code though, soz.

Hth,

Tony

> -----Original Message-----
> From: theboyguk5 [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: 11 November 2004 09:06
> To: kat5-users@xxxxxxx
> Subject: [KAT5] KAT5 Power over Ethernet
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> Keith
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> Following on from the post in ukha_d where I eluded to
> relocating the power for the KAT5 units into Node 0 (by
> modifying and patching a specific lead) - big question is, is
> there a method where we can condense the PSUs, so we dont
> have to have 1 PSU per KAT5 box ?
>
> Could you see a solution to use as little PSUs as possible to
> deliver the power to X number of KAT5 units ? If I do
> relocate the power, then I can dramatically cut the number of
> sockets used.
>
> G.
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