Network Connection; Webdynhome Ethernet Connector Pinouts; Before Powering Up The System - Webdyn home Installation Manual

5.1.6 Network Connection

The RJ45 connector located at the rear of the Webdynhome must be connected to
the data network (LAN) within the building. If it is connected to a hub or other network
device the cable required must be straight through. If it is connected directly to
another host (PC etc) then the cable must be a crossed cable.
In order to guarantee the correct operation of the system, the building and network
interconnect cables must be suitable networking grade cables (category 3 or 5).
The Webdynhome Ethernet port is a 10 Mbits/s interface. Most modern networking
components are compatible for both 10/100 Mbits/s and so will function automatically
with the Webdynhome.
connect a 10/100 Mbit switching hub between the network and the Webdynhome.

5.1.6.1 Webdynhome Ethernet connector pinouts

Standard screened RJ45

5.2 Before powering up the system

Connect the rear ground screw of the Webdynhome to a suitable electrical earth
point.
The 12V power supply supplied with the Webdynhome comes with a detachable
international mains voltage plug module. This module must be carefully attached to
the transformer unit BEFORE any connection to the mains power supply.
Connect the power supply to a suitable mains voltage power socket and then plug
the 12V power lead into the
! ! ! !
Warning
Never attempt to open the power supply block. You run the risk of an electric
shock or creating a fire hazard.
Connect a suitable Ethernet network cable to the LAN socket on the Webdynhome.
Note : If the Webdynhome is connected to a network hub or switch then the cable
must be a straight version. Should you wish to connect your installation PC directly to
the Webdynhome then you must use a crossed cable.
Should the network be 100 Mbits/s only then you must
Pin Signal
1 TD+
2 TD -
3 RD+
6 RD -
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