VERACITY HIGHWIRE LONGSTAR VLS-1P-BC (01) PDF Document

The LED indicators on the BNC coaxial connector side provide the following status information:

The LED indicators on the RJ45 Ethernet connector side provide the following status information:

For most installations, a POE input from a POE switch or injector will deliver enough power for both the VERACITY HIGHWIRE LONGSTAR VLS-1P-BC devices and the connected camera.

An optional 57V DC power supply can be used in the following scenarios:

1. If additional power and range is required, or as an alternative to a POE source, a 57V DC power supply may be connected at the BASE side unit.

2. In some cases where cable length and/or quality does not support the required power, a 57V power supply may be connected at the CAMERA side, which provides a full POE output.

The maximum range depends on the power source, the power consumption of the camera, and the type of coaxial cable used. These are typical limits for 100Base-TX connections.

For non-POE installations where only Ethernet data is being transmitted, use the “0” (Zero) watts figures in the POE over Coax Range table.

The data range at 10Base-T is approximately 3 times further than the ranges specified for 100Base-TX connections.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at their own expense.

To prepare the device for use in a VLS-1U Rackmount, you must remove the outer front mounting plate.

It is the user’s responsibility to implement relevant surge protection measures as appropriate to the installation. This may include fitting additional surge protection devices where required. While all Veracity products are independently tested for resilience to stringent immunity levels, no electronic equipment can be guaranteed to be completely protected at levels beyond the defined standard, such as from a lightning strike.