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Getting Started
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DVI Broadcaster DL User Guide
3.2.5
Power over Ethernet (PoE) Injector
The DVI Broadcaster DL incorporates a Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology. PoE
delivers both data and electrical power to an Ethernet enabled device using a single
Ethernet cable. This eliminates the need for the DVI Broadcaster DL to be situated
close to a power outlet. This allows more freedom in its placement.
PoE injectors supply or inject direct current (DC) power through network cables to
power network devices.
4 Getting Started
4.1 Supplying Power to the DVI Broadcaster DL
To provide power to the DVI Broadcaster DL, plug the provided PoE adapter into a
10/100Base-T Ethernet network using an Ethernet cable. This network must be
running the TCP/IP protocol.
If your network does not provide Power over Ethernet, connect the DVI Broadcaster
DL to an AC power outlet with the PoE adapter/injector connected to an Ethernet
cable and plugged into the DVI Broadcaster DL’s RJ45 Ethernet port.
Regardless of the power source once connected, the DVI Broadcaster DL now
powers up. Its power and activity LEDs will now light up following their start up
sequence.
4.2 Confirm Input Signal is Received
Confirming that the input signal is being received by the DVI Broadcaster DL can be
done once the DVI Broadcaster DL has been powered on and the input source has
been started.
First, check that the DVI Broadcaster DL’s red LED is blinking. A blinking LED
indicates that the DVI Broadcaster DL is capturing images. If the red LED does not
start flashing, check the input source to ensure that it is transmitting a signal.
Additionally, check that a cable from the input source to the DVI Broadcaster DL is
connected correctly.
Note that you can check whether the DVI Broadcaster DL is transmitting an audio
signal only in a live stream or when you open a recorded file.