NETGEAR POE101 - Manual (Page 4)

Connect a Matched Pair of
POE101 Adapters
Note: Use only in pairs of one base and one terminal unit only. Do NOT use two
POE101 base units or two POE101 terminal units together.
1. Connect a straight-through category 5 Ethernet cable (not included in the package) from
the Ethernet switch or hub to the POE101 base unit’s “LAN IN” port.
2. Plug in the the power to the POE base unit.
Verify the POE101 base unit’s LED lights are lit.
3. Connect the a long straight-through category
5 AWG24
3 Ethernet cable (not included in the
package) from the POE101 base unit’s “LAN
OUT” port to the terminal unit’s “LAN IN”
port. Verify that the POE101 terminal unit has power by checking to see that the LED is lit.
Warning: Do not connect the base unit LAN OUT direct to any Ethernet device. The
power output may damage the device.
4. Connect the provided Ethernet cable from the
POE101 terminal unit’s “LAN OUT” port to
the wireless access point’s LAN port.
5. Connect the DC power cable from the
POE101 terminal unit’s “PWR” port to the
wireless access point’s power socket.
Note: if you cannot plug in the DC power
cable to the access point, use the other DC power cable. There are two DC power
cables provided in the POE101 box. They both have a common plug head for the
POE101 terminal unit’s “PWR” port. However, the other end of one has a the smaller
plug head for North American use while the other cable has a bigger head for
European use.
2
2
POE101Base unit: LAN in, Power in
POE101 Terminal unit:
"LAN IN"
LAN IN
POE101 Base unit:
"LAN OUT"
LAN OUT
POE101 Terminal unit: LAN out, Power Out
DC 5V OUT LAN OUT PWR
3 By using a lower AWG numbered cable, you will get a better power transfer efficiency. However, the cable may be thicker.