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Soundweb
TM
Power
The 9010 requires 24v DC to be supplied
externally. There are two
ways of getting power into the unit:
•
Connect a 24v DC power supply to the
Power/Mic/Logic screw terminal block. Up to three
more 9010’s may be powered via network cabling
from the Net Out of the 9010 which has the power
supply connected (depending on cable length).
Refer
to diagrams on page 7 for more details
.
•
If it is inconvenient to cable a DC feed into the wallbox for the 9010, power may be
applied via the network cable (on the Net In side), by using the Soundweb 9011 Power
Interface to inject 24v DC from the power supply. Up to three more 9010’s may be
powered via network cabling from the Net Out of the 9010 which has the power supply
connected (depending on cable length).
To assist calculating the maximum cable lengths between 9010s, refer to the spreadsheet
9010pwr.xls
, which may be found in the soundweb designer installation, or on our
website.
Front panel LED functions
Activity (yellow)
Activity (yellow)
Activity (yellow)
Activity (yellow)
Activity (yellow)
Irregular Flashing
- This LED indicates data transfer
Sync (green)
Sync (green)
Sync (green)
Sync (green)
Sync (green)
Steady
- This indicates the presence of one or more valid network connections.
Flashing -
There is a problem with the incoming network signal - possibly the maximum
cable length has been exceeded.
Master (yellow)
Master (yellow)
Master (yellow)
Master (yellow)
Master (yellow)
Flashing -
The network is initialising. If it continues to flash for more than a few seconds,
there is a cabling fault - either a double ring error or a problem with one of the cable
connectors.
Steady -
This unit has become the clock master for the network.
Off -
This unit is slaving to the master’s clock.