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Home Network Connection Center
The Power Distribution Module uses patch cords to distribute 15VDC power to
modules that require it (for example, Computer Networking module, Camera
Module, or a video distribution amplifier). The module has the following features:
1
Power connections – These connections, labeled “A” through “F”, connect to
modules requiring power. Any module can be connected to any unused port.
2
Power LED – When lit, this indicates that power is available at the Power
Distribution Module. The unit is protected by an automatically resetting fuse.
This fuse protects your Home Network Connection Center against power surges.
If the red “OVERCURRENT” light turns on, disconnect the power cords in the
Power Distribution Module that provide power to all the other modules. The red
light will turn off. Reconnect the power cords to the Power Distribution Module,
one at a time. When you connect the problem module, the red light will turn on
again. When you identify the problem module, disconnect that module and
contact your Authorized Home Systems Integrator for assistance.
1
2
Note
Make sure the patch cords are
securely plugged in. If cords are not
secure, modules may not receive
power.
Warning!
Do not plug devices into this unit
which are not expressly approved
for the Home Network Connection
Center. Doing so may cause
damage to the unit.
Avertissemnt!
Ne branchez pas des périphériques
sur cet appareil qui ne sont pas
expressément approuvés par le
centre de connexion domotique.
Cela pourrait causer des dommages
à l’appareil.
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