iPad Wall Mount Plus PoE Power Kits
Welcome to the PoE Texas Manual for the Heckler Design iPad Wall Mount Plus PoE Power! You can now have a surface mounted iPad enclosure with a single cable and no holes in your wall!
The purpose of the manual is to help you quickly and effectively navigate the installation and functions of your new iPad mount kit.
Our goal is to make our products as intuitive and simple to use as possible, so we value your feedback and questions directly to us at service@poetexas.com. Phone +1-512-479-0317.
Or you’re always welcome to leave questions or comments on our product page: H564-GAT-Kit, H564-POE-Kit, H565-GAT-Kit, H565-POE-Kit.
What’s Inside
H564 and H565 – POE-Kit
PARTS LIST:
- 1 X iPAD WALL MOUNT
- 4 X WALL ANCHORS
- 2 X TOOLS
- 1 X POE INJECTOR (POE-1B)
- 1 X 24 VOLT 12 WATT POWER SUPPLY (PS-24V12W)
Additional tools and supplies you’ll want to make sure you have are:
– Drill and 3/8″ drill bit
– Category Cable wiring tools or some device to strip the shielding off the CAT cable at the tablet end
– Laser or bubble level
– Marker or pencil
– Oh, and don’t forget your iPad!
H564 and H565 – GAT-Kit
PARTS LIST:
- 1 X iPAD WALL MOUNT
- 4 X WALL ANCHORS
- 2 X TOOLS
- 1 X POE CONVERTER (GAT-24V25W)
Additional tools and supplies you’ll want to make sure you have are:
– Drill and 3/8″ drill bit
– Category Cable wiring tools or some device to strip the shielding off the CAT cable at the tablet end
– Patch cable from the PoE Converter to the iPAD Wall Mount
– Laser or bubble level
– Marker or pencil
– Oh, and don’t forget your iPad!
General Installation
The most important Power Over Ethernet feature you need to be aware of is that the iPAD Wall Mount requires 24 volt Passive PoE, a datacom industry standard, in order to fit the case. We offer the mount kitted with either a 24 passive PoE injector you can install back in the IDF or server room, or a POE inline converter that transforms IEEE 802.3af or at into 24 volt passive PoE.
Since you’re using 24 volt passive PoE, please connect the wires to the iPAD mount prior to plugging in the RJ-45 into the injector or converter.
CONFIGURATION
TROUBLESHOOTING
The iPAD Wall Mount is designed to function right out of the box with all the parts necessary to do so. However, if you are having an issue, here are a couple things to check:
1 – Are you using a 24 volt passive PoE power source? A Cisco or other IEEE 802.3af or at switch will not power on the mount.
2 – Are the connectors on the iPad mount secure pressed down? And when you gently tug on the wires to they come out by themselves?.
3 – The wiring diagram is for a straight through cable with blue white/blue and brown white/brown connected to pins 4/5 and 7/8 respectively. If your wire is connected up differently than this diagram, please contact us.
You can also check out our warranty, including the free optional extended warranty, and returns on these pages:
Technical Specifications
Product Specifications
| Adapter length | 3 ft AC Cable | |
| Adapters included | GAT-Kit – PoE to 24 Volt Passive PoE Adapter | POE-Kit – Passive PoE Injector |
| Certifications | CE, FCC, UL | |
| Data Rate | N/A – Wireless Data Only | |
| Efficiency | 90% | |
| Input Frequency Range | POE-Kit: 50/60 Hz | |
| Input Voltage Range | POE-Kit: 120-220 VAC | |
| Max Power for Kit | 12 watts | |
| Mount Type | Wall | |
| Operating Humidity | 5% to 90% | |
| Operating Temperature Range | -10 – 60C | |
| PoE Method | POE-Kit: Passive PoE | GAT-Kit: IEEE 802.3af and IEEE 802.3at |
| PoE Mode/Pinout | POE-Kit: Mode B (4/5 , 7/8) | GAT-Kit: Mode A/B |