Extron electronics USB Extender Tx User Manual page 18

If a host PC or laptop powers the transmitter:
PC
(USB Host)
USB
Transmitter
HOST
POWER
12V
0.4A MAX.
DO NOT
CONNECT
TO LAN
USB Host Provides Power.
Figure 8.
1. Connect twisted pair cable between the USB Extender transmitter and receiver.
2. Connect the included power supply to the receiver and apply power. The Power LED on
the front panel of the receiver lights.
NOTE: The transmitter Power LED and both Link LEDs remain dark.
3. Connect a Type A-B USB cable (Type A male to mini Type B male for AAP and
decorator-style Tx) from the USB host to the USB Extender transmitter.
4. Apply power to the USB host. When it boots up, the power LED on the front panel of
the transmitter and the link LEDs on both transmitter and receiver light.
When the host completes booting, the transmitter Host LED lights to indicate
communication between the host and transmitter. Shortly after, the host LED on the
receiver lights, then blinks to indicate the host is communicating with the hub controller
(USB Extender receiver).
5. Connect USB peripherals (keyboard, mouse, scanner, printer, or other USB devices) to
the receiver. As each peripheral is recognized by the host, the respective USB hub port
LED on the receiver front panel lights.
UTP or STP CAT5 or better cable.
Terminate both ends identically, in accordance with
either the TIA/EIA T 568A or the TIA/EIA T 568B
wiring standard.
POWER
1.0A MAX.
LINK
USB Extender Connection Guide with Host Supply
USB
Receiver
12V
1
DO NOT
2
CONNECT
TO LAN
LINK
Four USB 2.0 compatible female Type A
connectors provide +5 VDC at up to
500 mA to connected USB peripherals.
Ground
+12 VDC
USB Extenders • Installation and Operation
Keyboard
(Peripheral)
HUB
3
4
External Power Supply
Rack Mount: 12 VDC, 1 A
AAP: 12 VDC, 2 A
Decorator-Style: 12 VDC, 1 A
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