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MU500-112 

User’s Guide

 

400-0598-002 

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Recommended Components  

 

 

7. Operation 

The  MU500-112  Receiver  requires  no  adjustments  for  performance.  Once  set-up,  the  MU500-112  Receiver  will  work 
trouble-free without user intervention. For technical support please call 1-800-ALTINEX(258-4639). 
 
There are few things that need to be done right to assure trouble-free operation: 
 

1.

 

Assure that the correct cable and connector are used. Use the recommended cables and connectors as they were tested 
with the MUSE products. Patch cables should not be used with the MUSE because they do not have the current capacity 
to provide sufficient power to a display. Also, patch cables attenuate HDMI signal and therefore will result in unreliable 
video. 

2.

 

Terminate RJ45 connectors using proper tools. Many plastic termination tools do not have the strength to make good 
termination.  Use  the  recommended  tool  to  avoid  damaging  MUSE  RJ-45  connectors.  In  our  experience,  the  most 
damage occurs when connectors are not properly terminated. 

3.

 

Use only as much cable as needed to get from a source to display. Do not coil and leave extra cable “just in case”. Every 
foot of cable takes little bit of power away from the receiver (Typically 5W per 25ft of cable). Making the cable as short 
as possible maximizes the power available to the display. 

4.

 

Understand your monitor power consumption. Most monitors 42”-50” screen size can be powered by MUSE. There are 
however  some  exceptions  for  monitors  that  have  very  large  initial  current  requirements.  These  are  typically  Plasma 
displays or low cost, non-Energy Star compliant displays. If you have difficulty powering up a display, adjust the settings 
to Eco mode (which will maximize power consumption). 

5.

 

The  MUSE  can  power  multiple  displays  and  other  equipment.  The  only  limitation  is  the  initial  startup  current  value. 
This can be minimized by turning each display ON separately about 5-10 seconds apart.  

6.

 

Many  monitors  have  a  built  in  audio  amplifier.  This  amplifier  can  consume  a  lot  of  power  when  set  to  maximum 
volume. Make sure to adjust the volume to the level that will actually be used. It is not unusual for an audio amplifier to 
consume 20-50W of peak power and be listed at 15W RMS power. 

7.

 

In  addition  to  displays,  the  MUSE  products  can  power  any  other  equipment  compatible  with  120V  outputs.  This 
includes  lights,  small  motors,  computers,  laptops  and  many  more  accessories.  Since  these  accessories  have  a  smaller 
initial current (compared to monitors), it will be possible to load the output of the MUSE to its limit. 

8.

 

To fully understand your monitor profile, it is advisable to purchase a low cost Watt meter that will display the power 
consumption of a display. This will eliminate the hassle of trial and error when selecting the right monitor. 

 

 

Supplier 

Designator 

Part Number 

Description 

Supplier Website 

Firefold 

Crimp tool 

100004C 

Modular Crimping Tool 

www.firefold.com

 

RJ45 Connector 

CAT6-RJ45-23AWG-

SOL 

RJ45 Connector 

www.firefold.com

 

CAT6 cable 

1 KCMR-BLU 

CAT 6 cable 

www.firefold.com

 

CAT6 cable 

CAT6-1KSOL-BLU 

CAT 6 cable 

www.firefold.com

 

Teldor 

CAT6 cable 

750AZ04129 

CAT 6 cable 

www.teldor.com

 

Summary of Contents for MUSE MU600-001

Page 1: ...nce that may cause undesired operation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to...

Page 2: ...n und 2 Dieses Ger t muss m gliche empfangene Funkst rungen und dadurch verursachte Funktionsst rungen akzeptieren Diese Anlage wurde getestet und unterliegt den gem Teil 15 der FCC Vorschriften f r d...

Page 3: ...of the transmitter unit is monitored for power consumption and when power is exceeded the output is turned off to protect all components The MUSE can power a 46 to 52 display with a maximum continuou...

Page 4: ...g berschritten wird wird die Ausgabe zum Schutz aller Komponenten abgeschaltet MUSE kann einen 46 52 Zoll Bildschirm mit maximalem Stromverbrauch von 150 Watt betreiben Der MU500 112 Receiver liefert...

Page 5: ...8 Application Diagram 9 Internal View Dimension Diagrams 10 Recommended Components Operation 11 Troubleshooting Guide 12 German Power Calculations 13 14 Technical Specifications 15 Application Diagram...

Page 6: ...50 228 175 148 223 200 146 218 225 144 213 250 142 208 275 140 202 300 138 197 Available Power Calculations Example Calculations for 300ft Cable 1 Resistance Resistance of a single strand of CAT 6 Cab...

Page 7: ...A 148W Power to Receiver Power Used by Receiver Available Power Example 148W 10W 138W Available Surge Power Calculations Example Calculations for 300ft Cable 1 Voltage Surge Current 4 5 A Surge Curren...

Page 8: ...Height 1 7 in 43 mm Width no mounting ears 4 3 in 109 mm Depth 8 7 in 221 mm Weight 2 0 lb 0 9 kg T Operating 10 C 50 C T Maximum 75 C Humidity 90 non condensing Table 2 MUSE Receiver Mechanical Elec...

Page 9: ...s Diagram 1 Typical Setup Table 5 Status of MU500 112 Receiver TX STATUS POWER PAIR NORMAL ON ON IDLE ON SLOW BLINKING FAULT FAST BLINKING FAST BLINKING VIDEO STATUS LINK VIDEO LINK ACTIVE ON LINK FAI...

Page 10: ...MU500 112 User s Guide 400 0598 002 10 Diagram 2 Receiver Internal View Diagram 3 Receiver Dimensions...

Page 11: ...have very large initial current requirements These are typically Plasma displays or low cost non Energy Star compliant displays If you have difficulty powering up a display adjust the settings to Eco...

Page 12: ...MU400 111 Transmitter If the problem is fixed wait 10 seconds and then reconnect the MU500 112 Receiver 3 Reconnect the display if the fault returns check the display power requirements Note There is...

Page 13: ...228 175 148 223 200 146 218 225 144 213 250 142 208 275 140 202 300 138 197 Verf gbare Leistungskalkulationen Beispielberechnung f r ein 91m Kabel 4 Resistance Resistance of a single strand of CAT 6...

Page 14: ...A 148W Power to Receiver Power Used by Receiver Available Power Example 148W 10W 138W Available Surge Power Calculations Example Calculations for 300ft Cable 3 Voltage Surge Current 4 5 A Surge Curren...

Page 15: ...r Height 1 7 in 43 mm Width no mounting ears 4 3 in 109 mm Depth 8 7 in 221 mm Weight 2 0 lb 0 9 kg T Operating 10 C 50 C T Maximum 75 C Humidity 90 non condensing Table 2 MUSE Receiver Mechanical Ele...

Page 16: ...ms Diagram 2 Typical Setup Table 5 Status of MU500 112 Receiver TX STATUS POWER PAIR NORMAL ON ON IDLE ON SLOW BLINKING FAULT FAST BLINKING FAST BLINKING VIDEO STATUS LINK VIDEO LINK ACTIVE ON LINK FA...

Page 17: ...MU500 112 User s Guide 400 0598 002 17 Diagram 2 Receiver Internal View Diagram 3 Receiver Dimensions...

Page 18: ...hirme mit hohen internen Stromanforderungen Es handelt sich dabei haupts chlich um Plasmabildschirme oder billige Anzeigen die nicht den Energy Star Anforderungen entsprechen Wenn Sie Schwierigkeiten...

Page 19: ...und schlie en den MU500 112 Receiver wieder an 3 Schlie en Sie den Bildschirm wieder an Wenn das Problem wiederkehrt pr fen Sie die Stromanforderungen des Bildschirms Hinweis Es steht ausreichen Strom...

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