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Sent: Saturday, August 23, 2003 8:00
AM
Subject: RE: [smartBridges] smartBridges
launches PoE Outdoor
I think ill stick with the faceplate seems to be very
expandable and now saying your switching to surface mountable boxes im a very
happy wifi customer, Because every house down here is solid concrete poured in
bricks (although sometimes its rocks inside the concrete very tricky to pull
cat5 through this any suggestions for faster installations in places like this
anyone?)
I can't wait to see the actual product and do a test install
with it then I will know if its practical to start using everywhere, as for
the grounding... on old units what would be the best practice when we're
talking about this shilded cat5 up to the old radio and then lugged to the
poeo and then the ground wire down to earth?
Chris
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From: Nish
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Sent: Saturday, August 23, 2003 1:45 AM
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If you don't want to install the face plate. You can drill a
hole, run
both CAT5 and RJ11 cables straight into the
outside unit.
Nish
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Sent: Saturday, August 23,
2003 12:58 PM
To: 'Nish Park'
Subject: Re: [smartBridges] smartBridges launches PoE Outdoor
Ok. But you said that you could do the power on the cat5 to
the
outside ?
Also WHY would I want to run TWO cables to the outside when
ONE has
enough cable pairs ??
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NP> How else you put power on the cat5? Remember, now you
do not have
the
NP> need
for the indoor PoE unit.
NP> Nish
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NP> Sent: Saturday,
August 23, 2003 12:03 PM
NP> To: 'Nish Park'
NP> Subject: Re: [smartBridges] smartBridges launches PoE
Outdoor
NP> So WHAT exactly is the point with the rj11 cable ?
Sounds like a
waste
NP> to
me if you can use the cat5. Not that a couple of rj11 connectors
NP> are a lot of money but still not only are they a extra
cost but the
NP> fact that they are installed and
wired means a little bit more work
on
NP> each unit and if you can use the cat5 cable..... Come one
nobody
will
NP> hurt sB if
you guys would say that one of your engineers had a brain
NP> fart
NP> and didn't think of using
the cat5 going inside for power....!!
NP> Best regards,
NP> Eje
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NP>> The external
unit can be powered either through the CAT5 cable or
NP> the
NP>> separate RJ11 cable
running to it. The supplied wall plate will put
NP>
the
NP>> power on the CAT5 going outside and
thus feed the power to the
NP> outside
NP>> unit.
NP>> Nish
NP>>
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On Behalf Of The Wirefree
NP>> Network
NP>> Sent: Saturday, August 23, 2003 11:02 AM
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NP>> Subject: RE: [smartBridges] smartBridges launches PoE
Outdoor
NP>>
Huh.now I am stumped. I see that the POE unit is outside.
So.if
NP> only
NP>>
one CAT5 passes through the wall, how does the outside unit get
NP> power??
NP>> You cant
possibly be using the indoor POE unit to combine the
signal
NP> and
NP>> power, then doing it again outside??
NP>> Sorry.I am just
confused.
NP>>
Oh.and I don't use ANY flush mounts (too much work). I use ONLY
the
NP>> surface mount
jacks. I also don't fish anyone's walls. That would
NP> cost
NP>> me too much in
subcontractor fees. I run all cable outside, with
NP> one
NP>> penetration point where
we put a surface mount RJ45 jack, then a
NP>
short
NP>> CAT5 to the router/pc.
NP>> Sully
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NP>> From:
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NP>> Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 7:42
PM
NP>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
NP>> Subject: RE: [smartBridges] smartBridges launches
PoE Outdoor
NP>>
Yes we are planning for the Flush mount. But I there is still time
NP> to
NP>> change. This can
be changed even at a later time based on more user
NP>> feedback.
NP>> Based on the discussion on this forum a few days ago, we
have
NP> modified
NP>> the mounting instructions such that only one CAT5 cable
needs to go
NP>> through the wall.
NP>> Nish
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NP>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
NP>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Behalf Of Chris Chance
NP>> Sent: Saturday,
August 23, 2003 7:43 AM
NP>> To:
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NP>> Subject: RE:
[smartBridges] smartBridges launches PoE Outdoor
NP>> I know this flush mount is
not a good idea a surface box I would
NP>
think
NP>> would make things easier... did the
doc really say flush mount? I
NP> hope
NP>> not :( don't drill 2 holes use a 1/4 inch hole
instead of 3/8 or
NP> just go
NP>> one side up to fit both inside.
NP>> Chris
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Message-----
NP>> From: The Wirefree Network [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
NP>> Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 11:42 AM
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NP>> Here is my 2 cents on this product that is
obviously already in
NP>> production...too late
to make suggestions I guess.
NP>> I definitely
LOVE the compliance factors...the self sensing power
NP>> adjustment....and the protection! Much needed
improvements!!
NP>> I don't like the added work
I have to do to mount/install
NP>>
this...mounting the box, drilling 2 holes, cutting a hole in there
NP> wall
NP>> for the flush
mount plate, etc! I guess the client could still do
a
NP>> power reset from inside the home...that's
okay. I also don't like
NP> the
NP>> power plug using Rj-11...but there really
is not chance of hurting
NP>> anything there.
NP>> I personally use a surface mount RJ45 block
for all my installs. I
NP>> drill one small hole from the outside and mount the
jack over the
NP> top of
NP>> the hole. Sure...flush mounts look
nicer...but more work!!
NP>> Sully
NP>> -----Original Message-----
NP>> From: Pallab Chakrabarti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
NP>> Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 4:52 AM
NP>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
NP>> Subject: smartBridges launches PoE Outdoor
NP>> Hi
NP>> smartBridges has
introduced PoE Outdoor(tm), a unique concept of
NP>
dynamic
NP>> Power over Ethernet for outdoor wireless
installations. Please find
NP>> attached the product brochure and the press release
from
NP> smartBridges.
NP>> Please visit www.smartbridges.com/new/products/po.php for
details
on
NP> the
NP>> PoE Outdoor.
NP>>
Thanks
NP>> smartBridges Global Marketing
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