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Figure 13: Handling composite cable
5.7
Connecting Composite Cable to AXON Core
A composite cable is connected to the fibre port of AXON Core. Once connected, it will auto detect
devices and their settings.
IMPORTANT: Protect all connectors and sockets from dust and grit, with minimal
exposure during installation. Any unused sockets must be covered by the supplied
dust caps at all times during installation. Any unused sockets must be covered by
the supplied dust caps at all times.
Branch fibre network out requires simply connecting composite cables to the additional fibre ports. The
connected fibre ports will cause the corresponding fibre port LEDs to become active. If you are adding
AXON Core units to an existing system, please consult your MST System Engineer to ensure power
requirements are being met.
5.8
Standard Composite and Fibre Cable Lengths
While custom cable runs can be made where necessary, it is faster and cheaper to use standard cable
lengths supplied by MST. Please contact MST for the latest listing of available cable lengths.
5.9
Connecting Ethernet Cable to AXON Core
The external Ethernet ports are located on the underside of AXON Core, and are used to connect to
Ethernet devices (such as computers, Ethernet controlled PLCs, hard-wired Ethernet Phones and IP video
devices). An Ethernet cable with a RJ45 connector is used to connect PoE devices. Ethernet cables are
required to meet specifications for use in a mining environment in Ethernet Cable Specifications
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