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VNET ETHERNET INTERFACE
Operation
Once the Ethernet Interface has been connected to the computer/Switch and to the devices
and if applicable, to the Power Supply, as previously described, then there are no further
adjustments to make on the unit itself. The indicators on the front of the unit operate
as follows:.
The EXT Power indicator will illuminate when DC power is being applied to the EXT Power
socket on the rear of the unit.
The PoE Power indicator will illuminate when DC power is being provided by a Power Over
Ethernet (PoE) Switch.
The VNET DATA indicator will illuminate when data is being received from the VNET network.
The Ethernet Link indicator will flicker when the unit is connected to an Ethernet network.
The Ethernet Data indicator is used to indicate the following states:
On – Connected to devices via PodWare
• • Rapid blinking – In boot
• • Rapid brief flashes – Acquiring IP address
• • Slow blinking – Locate feature (or button press timeout)
• • On – Online to PodWare
• • Brief flash every 5 seconds – in Static IP mode
The Ethernet DATA indicator will illuminate when the unit is receiving control data
over Ethernet
The Ethernet RJ45 socket is the Ethernet connection, which should be connected from your
computer or Ethernet Switch or Router.
The VNET In RJ45 socket is the serial VNET network connection, which may be used to connect
further VNET devices.
The VNET Link RJ45 socket is the primary serial VNET network connection, which should be
connected to the first VNET device in your VNET network.
The recessed push button is used to set the IP Addressing mode to the default "Auto" condition
by pressing and holding it for about 10 seconds (until the Ethernet Data Indicator flashes. For
special maintenance purposes, your vendor may also ask you to enter "Boot" mode by pressing
and holding this button while the Interface is powering up.
The Ext 3.5 mm Jack socket is used for applying external power to the Ethernet interface. Use
only an approved DC power source. If you are using a PoE Switch, then no connection need be
made to this connector.
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