AT-HUB PoE+ Converter for the Amazon Echo Hub
Welcome to the PoE Texas Manual for the patented AT-HUB designed for Amazon Echo Hub that gives you wired Power and Data or wired Power for your USB Type C devices!
The purpose of the manual is to help you quickly and effectively navigate the installation and functions of your new Power Over Ethernet Converter.
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: AT-HUB and AT-HUB-USBC
What’s Inside
PARTS LIST:
- 1 X POE+ Converter
with optional:
- 1 X USB-C to USB-C (right angle)
The AT-HUB can include a range of short, medium, or long cables provided by PoE Texas. It is also compatible with most USB-C cables.
GENERAL INSTALLATION
Your new PoE converter is designed to be simple to install and set up. It is small and light enough to leave “inline” with your network cable and designed to fit inside a US single gang wall box or 60 mm deep EU round wall box.
Once it is in place, simply follow these steps in order:
1 – Plug the RJ-45 end into an IEEE 802.3at PoE (POE+) or 48-56 volt passive Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) with a data source
2 – Connect the Amazon Echo Hub and logged in
3 – Plug the USB-C connector into the device using the port you prefer
The AT-HUB is NOT designed to have a device plugged into both ports at the same time. One port is the programming port only.
CONFIGURATION
Configuring Your Cisco Enterprise POE Switch for 2 Event PoE Classification
Yeah, I know that’s a mouthful. Here’s the simple translation. Cisco enterprise switches including the 9400 and 9300 models, which is a lot of them, come with a default setting that makes them less compatible PoE+ devices like the GAT-USBC-PD. You’ll know the setting isn’t right because our device won’t power on correctly, and your device won’t charge. How frustrating!
It’s a simple enough fix. You simply need to configure the ports that will power the GAT-USBC-PD to have 2 event classification. You can find the Cisco documentation on how to do that here: CONFIGURE MY SWITCH
Or here are the steps you take after you’ve logged into the terminal.
Switch> enable
Switch# configure terminal
Switch(config)# interface gigabitethernet2/0/1
Switch(config-if)# power inline port 2-event
Switch(config-if)# end
Technical Specifications
Product Specifications: AT-HUB
| Adapters included | Optional USB-C |
| Cable connector length | Various |
| Cable connectors | USBC-USBC Right Angle Cable |
| Connector Types | USB-C Power + Data (Power Delivery) |
| Data + PoE Ports | 1 (Input) / 1 (Output) |
| Data Rate | 10/100 Mbps |
| Data Standard | USB 2.0 (Output) |
| Dimensions | 2.25×1.75×1.25 in |
| Input Voltage Range | 44-57v PoE |
| Max Power for Kit | 25 Watts / USBC negotiations (5V3.4A / 9V3.3A) |
| Mount Type | Junction Box Receptacle |
| Operating Humidity | 10 – 90% |
| Operating Temperature Range | 0 to 40°C |
| Output Voltage | USB-C (5V3.4A / 9V3.3A) |
| PoE Method | IEEE 802.3at; PoE+ |
| PoE Mode/Pinout | Mode A/B |
| PoE Standard | IEEE 802.3at |
| Storage Temperature | 0 to 60°C |
| Weight | 1.75 oz. |