Description of LED Functions for Gigabit Power Injector

Power-up Sequence:

Upon power-up, all 3 LEDs will light for 2 seconds, as part of the self-test for the internal

microprocessor software. After the 2 seconds period, the "ON" LED will illuminate green. The

DC output voltage is now available for powering a compliant load (to the 802.3af PoE

standards).

Detection Sequence:

Once a compliant load is attached to the output RJ45 connector, the green "CONNECT" LED

will illuminate.

Should the load be non-compliant then the LEDs will blink a code specific to the cause for

non-detection.

Detection Failure Codes:

1. Incorrect resistive signature – The green “CONNECT” and red “FAULT” LEDs will blink

3 times.

2. Incorrect capacitive signature – The green “ON” LED will blink 3 times.

3. Incorrect Voffset – The green “CONNECT” and green “ON” LEDs will blink 3 times.

4. Unstable current measurement – The green “ON” LED will blink 3 times

5. Low voltage sensed during detection (overload) – The red “FAULT” LED will blink 3

times

After the LEDs blink 3 times the Power Injector will continue to try to detect a valid load.

Until the correct load is applied, the LEDs will continue to blink. If there is an open circuit

connected to the output RJ45 then the LEDs will not blink but the Power Injector will continue

to try to detect a valid load.

Fault Sequence:

Should there be a fault such as an overload or short circuit then the red "FAULT" LED will

illuminate. The red “FAULT” LED will illuminate for 2 seconds and then go off as the power

supply tries to re-detect a valid load. If there is a problem detecting the load, the LED will

indicate a possible fault as per the codes in the section above.