Wantec 2wIP C-Series Micro 2-wire Ethernet Adapter with PoE / screw terminals (5632)

Wantec 2wIP C-Series Micro 2-wire Ethernet Adapter with PoE / screw terminals (5632)

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Basic device 2wIP micro with pluggable screw terminals, art.no. 5632

SKU	4127
GTIN	4250367756324
HAN	5632
Category	ADSL/VDSL / 2-wire
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Highlights

Cable length up to 1500m for coax, 500m for twisted pair or bell wire
Transmission speed up to 93Mbps
Multiport, 1 transmitter can control up to 4 receivers
PoE with up to 38 Watt for all 4 receivers in total
No software for configuration, plug and play, plug in, running.
Of course it also works with SIP phones, access points, computers etc.

Establishing the connection:

Connect a 2wIP to the network switch using a patch cable

Make a 2-wire connection with second (and third, fourth and fifth) 2wIP, connection in the bus system, observe polarity.

Plug terminal device into second 2wIP

Plug the power supply unit into the first 2wIP, then plug the power supply unit into the socket

Ready, the transmitters and receivers configure themselves

Only one power supply unit is required, the receiver does not need a power supply unit

Technical data

Ethernet connector RJ45
Speed 10/100 Base T, half/full duplex, auto-negotiation
IEEE 802.3 af/at Compliant PoE
Screw terminals
Impedance 50 to 100 Ohm
Maximum cable length Coax 1500m, 2-wire 500m
Type of access: CSMA/CA and TDMA
Type of modulation: Windowed OFDM
Frequency band: 1.8MHz to 30MHz
Recommended temperature range -10 to +50

Mechanical data

Size: 42x40x76mm (2wIP micro: 42x26x59mm)
Weight 123g
Anodised aluminium

Delivery Content

Basic unit 2wIP
Operating instructions

FAQ

Can the adapters (BNC,TWP or screw terminals) be mixed with each other?
Yes, this works. You only have to pay attention to the correct polarity on the 2-wire line.

Can the transmitter be powered by a PoE switch or do I always need a power supply?
A power supply is always required at the transmitter, at the receiver network and PoE is then provided via the 2-wire line.

No network, my receiver provides PoE but no network
The devices are not coupled and work with different ID's. You have to delete the ID's of the devices and re-couple them. The procedure is described in the BDA.

I want to operate several transmitters on one switch, what do I have to consider here?
The devices must be taught in groups. First delete all ID's ,then the receivers are coupled to the responsible transmitter. Otherwise the bandwidth goes down massively.