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4.4 Keypad connections
The keypad can be connected directly to a
multifunction display's (MFDs) network connector
or via a network switch. Multiple keypads can be
connected to a system. Each keypad can be used to
control multiple MFDs. If the network is not providing
Power over Ethernet (PoE) then the keypad must be
powered using the Alternate power connector.
Note: When connecting the keypad to a gS Series
MFD, ensure that the supplied RayNet cable is
connected with the suppression ferrite fitted on the
end of the cable closest to the MFD.
Direct MFD connection with PoE
1. gS Series (MFD providing PoE)
2. RMK keypad
3. RayNet network cable (with suppression ferrite
fitted)
Direct MFD connection without PoE
1. MFD
2. RayNet network cable
3. RMK keypad
4. Right angled power cable (Connected to the
alternate power connector.)
Direct MFD connection with PoE injector
1. MFD
2. RMK keypad
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3. RayNet to RJ45 network cable (A62360, A80151
or A80159)
4. PoE injector power supply (12 / 24 V dc)
5. PoE injector (R32141)
Network connection via MFD with PoE
1. gS Series (MFD providing PoE)
2. RMK keypad
3. RayNet network cable (with suppression ferrite
fitted)
4. Networked MFDs
Note: The keypad can be used to control
networked MFDs even when the MFD it is
connected to is switched off, as long as the MFD
still has power supplied to it.
Network connection via network switch
In the illustration above a PoE injector could be used
instead of the Alternate power connection.
1. Network switch
2. RMK keypad
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