LAN Power Systems LP2521 Installation And User Manual - Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting
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Refer to the Troubleshooting Checklist for a list of problems and recom-
mended actions to resolve the problem. If additional support is needed,
refer to “If You need Help” on page V.
Troubleshooting Checklist:
Problem 1:
The Single Port PoE Injector is plugged in but “Power In” LED is not lit
(Green).
Recommended Actions:
Verify the power cord is plugged in all the way into the PoE Injector.
Verify the AC connection is “hot” by plugging in some other device and
making sure there is actually power at the outlet. Input voltage must be
from 90-264 VAC and 50-60Hz.
If the “Power In” LED will not light with the unit plugged in, call or write
to LAN Power Systems for Tech. Support.
Problem 2:
The Single Port PoE Injector is plugged in and “Power In” LED is lit
(Green). But the “Power Out” LED is not lit and End device is not being
powered.
Recommended Actions:
Verify use of working patch cables of at least Category 5 grade. Verify
they are Straight-through patch cables and NOT Cross-over cables.
Verify connection of good patch cable from Ethernet Switch port to “IN”
RJ-45 connection on PoE Injector. Verify connection of good patch
cable from “OUT” RJ-45 connection on PoE Injector to Patching panel
connection linking to End device to be powered.
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Following the Troubleshooting procedures below will usually
resolve a Power over Ethernet Installation problem. The LAN
Power Support Team has found that these are the most often
encountered trouble items when adding Single Port PoE Injectors
to an existing Ethernet Network.