Veracity POWERPROMISE OUTREACH QUAD Installation Manual

INSTALLATION MANUAL
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
Extend and distribute Ethernet and PoE
OUTREACH QUAD and OUTREACH QUAD LITE let you extend and expand
your Ethernet network, with the flexibility and reliability of Power over
Ethernet (PoE) power.
OUTREACH QUAD (ORQ) is a five-port Ethernet switch that can forward
PoE to up to four IP cameras or similar devices. This is shown in the
diagram below:
Installing OUTREACH QUAD doubles the range of the network, and allows
extra PoE devices to be installed rapidly, with no local AC power required.
OUTREACH QUAD LITE (ORQ-LITE) is a five-port Ethernet switch that is
powered by PoE. It provides four remote non-PoE Ethernet ports from a
single PoE-enabled Ethernet connection.
Connections and mounting
To a 10/100
Ethernet
network
PoE required
from a midspan
injector or PoE
switch
7mm (0.28") mounting holes
centres 95mm (3.74") apart

Technical specification

Power 3 watts (typical)
PoE In IEEE 802.3af/at Class 4 device (ORQ)
IEEE 802.3af Class 2 device (ORQ-LITE)
PoE Out IEEE 802.3af, PowerPromise
Ethernet 10BASE-T or 100BASE-TX, negotiated automatically
Compatible with both patch cables and crossover cables
Switch Unmanaged, store-and-forward switch fabric
VLAN and jumbo packets are supported
Dimensions 82 x 82 x 21 mm ( 3.23 x 3.23 x 0.83" )
( WxDxH) 110 x 85 x 21 mm ( 4.33 x 3.35 x 0.83" ) inc. screws and tabs
Weight 225g ( 7.6 oz )
Environmental Operating temperature: -10 to 50
Humidity: up to 85%, non-condensing
To 10/100
Ethernet
devices
PoE forwarded
(to compliant
devices,
ORQ only)
TM managed (ORQ)
O C ( 14 to 122 O F )
LED Indicators – Ports 1 to 4
Network status
On Link
Flashing Activity
Off No link
LED Indicators – Port 5
PoE In status
Green PoE source connected
Red PoE Plus detected (ORQ only)
Off No power
Power budgeting (ORQ only)
Veracity's advanced PowerPromise
the number of PoE devices that can be enabled at the same time, in order
to prevent any overload or undervoltage conditions in operation.
OUTREACH QUAD has a maximum power budget available, which it
allocates according to the power class of any PoE devices connected. This
is the power requested by each device, which may be higher than the
power it actually requires for operation.
You can use the tables below to plan your installation. Key:
Class 1 or 2 PoE device (up to 7 watts)
Class 3 device (up to 15 watts)
The first table lists how many PoE devices can be connected to OUTREACH
QUAD, according to which type of PoE power source is used:
PoE Source Budget
PoE 7 watts
OUTSOURCE 15 watts
PoE Plus 22 watts
OUTSOURCE PLUS 30 watts
For even longer-reach applications, a single OUTREACH PLUS may be used
to extend the connection between the PoE source and OUTREACH QUAD.
This reduces the number of devices that can be connected, however:
PoE Source Budget
PoE 0 watts
OUTSOURCE 7 watts
PoE Plus 7 watts
OUTSOURCE PLUS 22 watts
Notes:
1. Some PoE devices are Class 0 (unclassified). OUTREACH QUAD treats these as
Class 2 devices, to avoid budget limit issues in common applications.
2. OUTREACH may be used to extend network connections from OUTREACH
QUAD's PoE Out ports, but only if OUTSOURCE PLUS is used as the PoE source.
OUTREACH is treated as a Class 3 device
3. All network ports can be always be used as regular (non-PoE) Ethernet
connections, regardless of PoE budget availability
4. Operating OUTREACH QUAD with an exceeded budget is not recommended,
as different combinations of devices may be enabled following a reset
PoE Out status (ORQ only)
On PoE Out enabled
Flashing Budget exceeded / fault
Off No PoE requested
Network status
On Link
Flashing Activity
Off No link
TM technology (patent pending) Iimits
Number of PoE devices supported
or
or
or
or
Number of PoE devices supported
(no PoE available)
or