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IN2SMS[POE](C,U)_REV–   10/27/11   PAGE 3

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CLFE4+2SMSPOEU PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL 

CLFE4+2SMS[POE](C,U) SERIES

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Table 1 – Physical Feature Descriptions

Call-out Description

Manual Reference

1

Power Indicating LED (Unlabeled LED Reserved for Future Use)

See Table 3 - Indicating LEDs

2

10/100 TX RJ-45 Ports 1 through 4 and Link/Activity (L/A) Indicating LEDs

See Installation Instructions, Step 5 

See Table 3 - Indicating LEDs

3

Channel 1 Extended Distance over UTP RJ-45 Port and Link/Activity (L/A) Indicating LED

See Installation Instructions, Step 4 

See Table 3 - Indicating LEDs

4

Channel 2 Extended Distance over UTP RJ-45 Port and Link/Activity (L/A) Indicating LED

See Installation Instructions, Step 4 

See Table 3 - Indicating LEDs

5

Channel 1 Extended Distance over UTP Port DIP Switches for Local/Remote Operation, Data Speed, 

and Wire Pairs

See Installation Instructions, Steps 1 – 3

6

Channel 2 Extended Distance over UTP Port DIP Switches for Local/Remote Operation, Data Speed, 

and Wire Pairs

See Installation Instructions, Steps 1 – 3

7

Channel 1 Extended Distance over UTP Uplink DIP Switch

See Installation Instructions, Step 6

8

PoE Power Connections

See Installation Instructions, Step 7

Figure 1 – Physical Features of CLFE4+2SMSPOEU

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Summary of Contents for CLFE4+2SMS Series

Page 1: ...erLine extension port into a further CopperLine extension port that forwards this data to the next CopperLine network device There is no programming required to use this product The ComNet CLFE4 2SMS C U comes pre programmed preventing network video flooding with DIP switch selection of the first CopperLine port as an uplink or as an unmanaged switch Ports 1 4 of the CLFE4 2SMSPOE C U can supply u...

Page 2: ... 45 Port and Link Activity L A Indicating LED See Installation Instructions Step 4 See Table 3 Indicating LEDs 4 Channel 2 Extended Distance over UTP RJ 45 Port and Link Activity L A Indicating LED See Installation Instructions Step 4 See Table 3 Indicating LEDs 5 Channel 1 Extended Distance over UTP Port DIP Switches for Local Remote Operation Data Speed and Wire Pairs See Installation Instructio...

Page 3: ...Activity L A Indicating LED See Installation Instructions Step 4 See Table 3 Indicating LEDs 4 Channel 2 Extended Distance over UTP RJ 45 Port and Link Activity L A Indicating LED See Installation Instructions Step 4 See Table 3 Indicating LEDs 5 Channel 1 Extended Distance over UTP Port DIP Switches for Local Remote Operation Data Speed and Wire Pairs See Installation Instructions Steps 1 3 6 Cha...

Page 4: ... devices 4 SET CL1 UP LINK ENABLED DIP SWITCH Set the Up Link switch to the ON position to enable Uplink port features 5 CONNECT EXTENDED WIRING Connect Extended Distance Port to field wiring 6 CONNECT NETWORK WIRING Using Cat5 5e connect Local unit to network and Remote unit to camera 7 CONNECT POWER Connect power to unit per the following table NOTE Remove Electrical Connector for Rack Mount Uni...

Page 5: ...d Distance Port Verify that there is no additional equipment e g surge protector on the Extended Link The cable should be continuous from end to end with no active components Table 4 Approximate Maximum Extended Distances Media COAX RG59 U UTP 1 pair UTP 4 pair Extended Port Data Rate 10M 100M 10M 100M 10M 100M Extended Distance1 5 000 ft 1 524 m 2 000 ft 610 m 3 000 ft 914 m 1 000 ft 305 m 3 000 ...

Page 6: ...Uplink disabled on the units CL1 PC Connections on Ports P1 P4 CLFE4 2SMS C U CLFE4 2SMS C U CLFE4 2SMS C U CL1 CL1 CL2 Figure 4 Typical Application Figure 5 Application Diagram With Multicast Traffic IGMP Enabled Uplink enabled on the units CL1 PoE Camera Connections on Ports P1 P4 CNGE3FE7MS2 CNGE3FE7MS2 CLFE4 2SMS C U CLFE4 2SMSPOE C U CLFE4 2SMS C U CL1 CL1 CL2 Up layer Network CL X SFP CL X S...

Page 7: ...temperature of the rack environment may be greater than room ambient Therefore consideration should be given to installing the equipment in an environment compatible with the maximum ambient temperature Tma specified by the manufacturer B Reduced Air Flow Installation of the equipment in a rack should be such that the amount of air flow required for safe operation of the equipment is not compromis...

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