CN216055512U - Crystal head and network connection line - Google Patents

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CN216055512U
CN216055512U CN202122585533.9U CN202122585533U CN216055512U CN 216055512 U CN216055512 U CN 216055512U CN 202122585533 U CN202122585533 U CN 202122585533U CN 216055512 U CN216055512 U CN 216055512U
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张清森
陈俊灵
周永钦
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The application discloses quartzy head and network connection line, including quartzy head body, monitoring circuit and suggestion circuit. At least eight contact terminals are arranged on the crystal head body, and each contact terminal is used for being electrically connected with one wire core in the network cable. The monitoring circuit is electrically connected with each contact terminal and is used for detecting the voltage value and the current value of each contact terminal so as to output a first electric signal to the prompting circuit when the voltage value of one contact terminal is a set first voltage value and/or when the current value of one contact terminal is a set first current value. The prompting circuit is used for responding to the first electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal. The crystal head and the network connecting wire can be used in a network of an Ethernet power supply system, the electric signal of the contact terminal of the crystal head is monitored, and a corresponding prompt signal is sent out when the monitored electric signal meets a preset value, so that the power supply voltage value provided by power supply equipment in the Ethernet power supply system is obvious, and further the user experience is improved.

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Crystal head and network connection line
Technical Field
The application relates to the technical field of wired network accessories, in particular to a crystal head and a network connecting line.
Background
Power over ethernet systems refer to power supplied over the commonly used twisted pair lines for voice, data and video. The Ethernet power supply technology can ensure that data signals are transmitted to an IP terminal on the basis of the existing Ethernet wiring, and simultaneously provides direct current power supply for the equipment. The universal Ethernet cable is used for simultaneously transmitting the Ethernet signal and the direct current power supply, the power supply and the data are integrated in the same wired system, and the normal operation of the network is ensured while the safety of the existing structured wiring is ensured. The power over Ethernet adopts the standard of IEEE802.3af/at/bt, and 802.3af/at/bt breaks through the application of Ethernet, but it is mainly a power transmission protocol, not a data transmission protocol.
In the prior art, POE (Power Over ethernet) and spoe (simple Power Over ethernet) are generally adopted in the ethernet Power supply system, and POE refers to a network switch that supplies Power while providing network signal transmission for a front-end device (PD) through 8-core hyper-five network cables. The existing POE switch adopts the 1 st and 2 nd (or 4 th and 5 th) pairs of 8-core network cables as the positive poles of a power supply, adopts the 3 rd and 6 th (or 7 th and 8 th) pairs of negative poles of the power supply, and has a power supply voltage value of 48V. The SPOE network power supply switch adopts 9-22V power adapter input, transmits network signals for front-end equipment through 1-2-3-6 wire pairs of 8-core network wires, and supplies power for front-end equipment through 4-5 wire pairs of anodes and 7-8 wire pairs of cathodes. The SPOE network power supply switch can flexibly select a 9-22V power adapter according to the voltage required by the front-end equipment. For example, 12V power input is commonly adopted by a network camera and a wireless AP, and a power adapter of 13V-15V (the front-end equipment actually obtains 10-14V working voltage after line loss voltage reduction) can be selected as an SPOE network power supply switch. The front-end equipment needs 9V power supply, and can be provided with 10V-12V power supply for the SPOE network power supply switch. Compared with the traditional strong and weak current hybrid wiring mode, the SPOE network only needs to be provided with one network cable for power supply, so that the cable and construction cost are saved, and the construction difficulty is reduced; meanwhile, the low-voltage power supply of 9V-22V is adopted, so that potential safety hazards such as strong current interference, short circuit flammability, human injury caused by electric leakage and the like are avoided.
However, in the conventional power over ethernet system, neither "PSE providing power source" nor "PD receiving device" clearly indicates the power supply level of the link, so that the power supply voltage of the power supply device cannot be determined, in other words, the power supply voltage value provided by the power supply device in the power over ethernet system cannot be confirmed in the prior art.
Disclosure of Invention
The application provides a crystal head for an Ethernet power supply system, which aims to solve the technical problem that the power supply voltage value provided by power supply equipment in the Ethernet power supply system cannot be confirmed in the prior art.
In a first aspect, a crystal head comprises a body, a monitoring circuit and a prompting circuit;
the body is provided with at least eight contact terminals, and each contact terminal is used for being electrically connected with one wire core in the network cable;
the monitoring circuit is electrically connected with each contact terminal and is used for detecting the voltage value and the current value of each contact terminal; the monitoring circuit is further used for outputting a first electric signal to the prompting circuit when the voltage value of one contact terminal is a set first voltage value and/or when the current value of one contact terminal is a set first current value;
the prompting circuit is used for responding to the first electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal.
In one embodiment, the prompting circuit comprises an indicator light circuit and/or a prompting sound circuit;
the indicating lamp circuit comprises a first indicating lamp and is used for responding to the first electric signal to control the first indicating lamp to be normally on or flash;
the cue tone circuit includes a sound module, and the cue tone circuit is configured to emit a cue sound in response to the first electrical signal.
In one embodiment, the monitoring circuit is further configured to output a second electrical signal to the prompting circuit when the voltage value of one of the contact terminals is the set first voltage value and the current value thereof is the set second current value; wherein the second current value is greater than the first current value;
the prompting circuit is also used for responding to the second electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal.
In one embodiment, the monitoring circuit is further configured to output a third electrical signal to the prompting circuit when the voltage value of one of the contact terminals is the set first voltage value and the current value thereof is a set third current value; wherein the third current value is greater than the second current value;
the prompting circuit is also used for responding to the third electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal.
In one embodiment, the monitoring circuit is further configured to output a fourth electrical signal to the prompting circuit when the voltage value of one of the contact terminals is the first voltage value and the current value of the one of the contact terminals is different from the first current value, the second current value and the third current value;
the prompting circuit is also used for responding to the fourth electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal.
In one embodiment, the first current value is 0.35A; the second current value is 0.6A; the third current value is 0.9A.
In one embodiment, the color of the first indicator light comprises blue, yellow, green or red.
In one embodiment, the monitoring circuit is further configured to output a fifth electrical signal to the prompting circuit when the voltage value of one of the contact terminals is not less than 9V and not more than 22V;
and the prompting circuit is used for responding to the fifth electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal.
In one embodiment, the first voltage value is 48V.
In a second aspect, a network connection line includes a network cable, the network cable includes at least eight wire cores, the network connection line further includes the crystal head according to the first aspect, and each wire core is electrically connected to one contact terminal of the crystal head.
The crystal head according to the embodiment comprises a crystal head body, a monitoring circuit and a prompting circuit. At least eight contact terminals are arranged on the crystal head body, and each contact terminal is used for being electrically connected with one wire core in the network cable. The monitoring circuit is electrically connected with each contact terminal and is used for detecting the voltage value and the current value of each contact terminal so as to output a first electric signal to the prompting circuit when the voltage value of one contact terminal is a set first voltage value and/or when the current value of one contact terminal is a set first current value. The prompting circuit is used for responding to the first electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal. The crystal head can be used in a network of an Ethernet power supply system, an electric signal of a contact terminal of the crystal head is monitored, and a corresponding prompt signal is sent out when the monitored electric signal meets a preset value, so that a power supply voltage value provided by power supply equipment in the Ethernet power supply system is obvious, and user experience is further improved.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the structural connections of a power over Ethernet system in one implementation;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the structural connections of a crystal head in one implementation;
FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view of a crystal head in another embodiment;
fig. 4 is a schematic perspective view of another embodiment of the crystal head.
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The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the following detailed description and accompanying drawings. Wherein like elements in different embodiments are numbered with like associated elements. In the following description, numerous details are set forth in order to provide a better understanding of the present application. However, those skilled in the art will readily recognize that some of the features may be omitted or replaced with other elements, materials, methods in different instances. In some instances, certain operations related to the present application have not been shown or described in detail in order to avoid obscuring the core of the present application from excessive description, and it is not necessary for those skilled in the art to describe these operations in detail, so that they may be fully understood from the description in the specification and the general knowledge in the art.
Furthermore, the features, operations, or characteristics described in the specification may be combined in any suitable manner to form various embodiments. Also, the various steps or actions in the method descriptions may be transposed or transposed in order, as will be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art. Thus, the various sequences in the specification and drawings are for the purpose of describing certain embodiments only and are not intended to imply a required sequence unless otherwise indicated where such sequence must be followed.
The numbering of the components as such, e.g., "first", "second", etc., is used herein only to distinguish the objects as described, and does not have any sequential or technical meaning. The term "connected" and "coupled" when used in this application, unless otherwise indicated, includes both direct and indirect connections (couplings).
The embodiment of the application discloses a crystal head, through the signal of telecommunication of monitoring crystal head's contact terminal to send corresponding cue signal when the signal of telecommunication of monitoring satisfies the default, make the supply voltage value that power supply unit provided among the ethernet power supply system obvious, and then promote user experience.
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Referring to fig. 1, a schematic diagram of a structural connection of an ethernet power supply system in an implementation is shown, where the ethernet power supply system includes a network connection line 1, a powered device 2, and a power sourcing equipment 3. The network connection line 1 comprises a network line 10 and at least one crystal head 11. In one embodiment, the network connection line 1 includes a first crystal head 11 and a second crystal head 12. The network connection line 1 is used to connect a power sourcing equipment 3 and a powered device 2 of a power over ethernet system. In an embodiment, the powered device 2 is a pd (powered device), and may include a camera. In an embodiment, the power supply device 3 is a pse (power Sourcing equipment), and may include a switch. The network connection line 1 disclosed in this embodiment may be used not only for transmission of ethernet data signals, but also for connection of an ethernet power supply, and may mark a voltage value and/or a current value of a power supply electrical signal output by the power supply device 3. Wherein, the marking mode comprises sound or indicator light display. Referring to fig. 2, a schematic diagram of a structural connection of a crystal head in an implementation is shown, in which the crystal head 11 includes a body 110, a monitoring circuit 111, and a prompting circuit 112. At least eight contact terminals are provided on the body 110, each contact terminal being adapted to be electrically connected to one of the wires 10. A monitoring circuit 111 is electrically connected to each contact terminal for detecting a voltage value and a current value of each contact terminal. The monitoring circuit 111 is further configured to output a first electrical signal to the prompting circuit 112 when the voltage value of one of the contact terminals is a set first voltage value and/or when the current value of one of the contact terminals is a set first current value. The cue circuit 112 is configured to respond to the first electrical signal and to emit a corresponding cue signal. In one embodiment, the alert circuit 112 includes a light circuit and/or an alert tone circuit. The indicating lamp circuit comprises a first indicating lamp and is used for responding to the first electric signal to control the first indicating lamp to be on or flash normally. The cue tone circuit includes a sound module, and the cue tone circuit is for sounding a cue in response to the first electrical signal.
In one embodiment, the monitoring circuit 111 is further configured to output a second electrical signal to the prompting circuit 112 when the voltage value of one of the contact terminals is a first voltage value and the current value thereof is a second current value. Wherein the second current value is greater than the first current value. The cue circuit 112 is also operable to respond to the second electrical signal and issue a corresponding cue signal. In one embodiment, the monitoring circuit 111 is further configured to output a third electrical signal to the prompting circuit 112 when the voltage value of one of the contact terminals is a first voltage value and the current value thereof is a third current value, wherein the third current value is greater than the second current value. The cue circuit 112 is also operable to respond to the third electrical signal and issue a corresponding cue signal. In one embodiment, the monitoring circuit 111 is further configured to output a fourth electrical signal to the prompting circuit 112 when the voltage value of one of the contact terminals is the first voltage value and the current value is different from the first current value, the second current value and the third current value. The cue circuit 112 is also operable to respond to the fourth electrical signal and issue a corresponding cue signal. In one embodiment, the monitoring circuit 111 is further configured to output a fifth electrical signal to the prompting circuit 112 when the voltage value of one contact terminal is not less than 9V and not more than 22V. The cue circuit 112 is also operable to respond to the fifth electrical signal and issue a corresponding cue signal.
In one embodiment, the first current value is 0.35A. In one embodiment, the second current value is 0.6A. In one embodiment, the third current value is 0.9A. In one embodiment, the first voltage value is 48V. In one embodiment, the color of the first indicator light of the indicator light circuit comprises blue, yellow, green or red.
In one embodiment, when the prompting circuit receives the first electric signal, a first indicator light of the indicator light circuit lights or flashes. In one embodiment, the indicator light circuit further comprises a second indicator light, and when the prompting circuit receives the second electric signal, the second indicator light of the indicator light circuit lights or flashes. In one embodiment, the indicator light circuit further includes a third indicator light, and when the prompting circuit receives the third electrical signal, the third indicator light of the indicator light circuit lights or flashes. In one embodiment, the indicator light circuit further comprises a fourth indicator light, and when the prompting circuit receives the fourth electric signal, the fourth indicator light of the indicator light circuit lights or flashes. In one embodiment, the indicator light circuit further includes a fifth indicator light, and when the prompting circuit receives the fifth electrical signal, the fifth indicator light of the indicator light circuit lights or flashes. In one embodiment, the first indicator light is a blue indicator light, the second indicator light is a yellow indicator light, the third indicator light is a color indicator light, and the fourth indicator light is a red indicator light.
In an embodiment, when the cue circuit receives the first electrical signal, the second electrical signal, the third electrical signal, the fourth electrical signal or the fifth electrical signal, the sound module of the cue sound circuit respectively emits different sound signals. The sound signal includes a beep or a long-short tone.
Referring to fig. 3 and 4, which are schematic perspective views of another implementation of the crystal head, the crystal head includes a housing and a PCB, and the PCB is disposed in the housing. The main control chip of the monitoring circuit and the indicator light of the indicator light circuit are arranged on the PCB. The shell is provided with a lamp hole matched with the indicator lamp. 8 fiber cores of the network cable are electrically connected with the PCB, and the contact terminal of the crystal head is electrically connected with the 8 fiber cores of the network cable through the PCB. In one embodiment, the crystal plug is an RJ45 plug. In one embodiment, the indicator light circuit has five states for lighting the indicator light:
1) standard POE: the voltage is gradually boosted from 2.5V to 15V to 48V until the voltage is stabilized at 48V.
(1) Standard 802.3af POE blue, voltage 48V, current 0.35A, indicator light blue.
(2) Standard 802.3at POE + is yellow, voltage is 48V, current is 0.6A, and the indicator light is yellow.
(3) Standard 802.3bt POE + +: green, voltage 48V, current 0.9A, indicator light green.
2) Non-standard PoE:
(4) the PSE outputs 48V directly to the PD, and the indicator light is red.
3) non-PoE:
(5) no electricity is detected and the light is not lit.
In an embodiment disclosed in the application, an RJ45 crystal head of the crystal head and a PCB board are integrated into a whole, and a monitoring circuit and an indicator light circuit containing a multicolor LED indicator light are arranged on the PCB board. A buckle shell is adopted between the tail end of the crystal head and the network cable to protect the PCB, and an indicator hole site is reserved on the shell. When the network connecting line is connected with the powered device and the power supply device of the Ethernet power supply system, the monitoring circuit judges the output voltage of the PSE, and the PSE directly outputs 48V which is 'non-standard POE'; the PSE output is gradually boosted from 2.5V-15V-48V and finally stabilized to 48V, namely 'standard POE'; the standard POE judges that different current values distinguish three grades of 802.3af/802.3at/802.3 bt; and judging different voltage and current values according to the monitoring circuit, and correspondingly displaying the grade color prompt on the LED indicating lamp. And when the non-POE equipment is received, the LED lamp does not light for prompting. The utility model discloses a network connection line only needs the colour that the pilot lamp through the quartzy head of range estimation shows, just can be in the power supply grade of receiving PD equipment end quick judgement standard POE, still can judge whether standard POE power supply unit is held to power supply PSE, improves POE link and uses, maintenance efficiency.
In the embodiment of the application, the crystal head and the network connecting line are disclosed, and the crystal head comprises a crystal head body, a monitoring circuit and a prompting circuit. At least eight contact terminals are arranged on the crystal head body, and each contact terminal is used for being electrically connected with one wire core in the network cable. The monitoring circuit is electrically connected with each contact terminal and is used for detecting the voltage value and the current value of each contact terminal so as to output a first electric signal to the prompting circuit when the voltage value of one contact terminal is a set first voltage value and/or when the current value of one contact terminal is a set first current value. The prompting circuit is used for responding to the first electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal. The crystal head and the network connecting wire can be used in a network of an Ethernet power supply system, the electric signal of the contact terminal of the crystal head is monitored, and a corresponding prompt signal is sent out when the monitored electric signal meets a preset value, so that the power supply voltage value provided by power supply equipment in the Ethernet power supply system is obvious, and further the user experience is improved.
The present application has been described with reference to specific examples, which are provided only to aid understanding of the present application and are not intended to limit the present application. For a person skilled in the art to which the application pertains, several simple deductions, modifications or substitutions may be made according to the idea of the application.

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1. A crystal head is characterized by comprising a body, a monitoring circuit and a prompting circuit;
the body is provided with at least eight contact terminals, and each contact terminal is used for being electrically connected with one wire core in the network cable;
the monitoring circuit is electrically connected with each contact terminal and is used for detecting the voltage value and the current value of each contact terminal; the monitoring circuit is further used for outputting a first electric signal to the prompting circuit when the voltage value of one contact terminal is a set first voltage value and/or when the current value of one contact terminal is a set first current value;
the prompting circuit is used for responding to the first electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal.
2. The crystal head of claim 1, wherein the cue circuit comprises an indicator light circuit and/or a cue tone circuit;
the indicating lamp circuit comprises a first indicating lamp and is used for responding to the first electric signal to control the first indicating lamp to be normally on or flash;
the cue tone circuit includes a sound module, and the cue tone circuit is configured to emit a cue sound in response to the first electrical signal.
3. The crystal head of claim 2, wherein the monitoring circuit is further configured to output a second electrical signal to the prompting circuit when a voltage value of one of the contact terminals is a set first voltage value and a current value thereof is a set second current value; wherein the second current value is greater than the first current value;
the prompting circuit is also used for responding to the second electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal.
4. The crystal head of claim 3, wherein the monitoring circuit is further configured to output a third electrical signal to the prompting circuit when a voltage value of one of the contact terminals is a set first voltage value and a current value thereof is a set third current value; wherein the third current value is greater than the second current value;
the prompting circuit is also used for responding to the third electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal.
5. The crystal head of claim 4, wherein the monitoring circuit is further configured to output a fourth electrical signal to the prompting circuit when a voltage value of one of the contact terminals is the first voltage value and a current value thereof is different from the first current value, the second current value and the third current value;
the prompting circuit is also used for responding to the fourth electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal.
6. The crystal head of claim 4, wherein the first current value is 0.35A; the second current value is 0.6A; the third current value is 0.9A.
7. The crystal head of claim 2, wherein the color of the first indicator light comprises blue, yellow, green, or red.
8. The crystal head of claim 2, wherein the monitoring circuit is further configured to output a fifth electrical signal to the prompting circuit when a voltage value of one of the contact terminals is not less than 9V and not more than 22V;
and the prompting circuit is used for responding to the fifth electric signal and sending out a corresponding prompting signal.
9. The crystal head of any one of claims 1-8, wherein the first voltage value is 48V.
10. A network connection line comprising a network cable, said network cable comprising at least eight cores, wherein said network connection line further comprises a crystal head according to any one of claims 1 to 9, each of said cores being electrically connected to one contact terminal of said crystal head.
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