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Using Williams Sound's passive PoE injector kit (PoE KT2) allows the installer of an IR T2 to provide PoE power and one of the following three options:• 1 channel of balanced line level audio• 1 or 2 channels of unbalanced line level audio• RS-232 control and monitoring signalCAT5 cable contains four twisted pairs of wires, two of which are used for PoE and the remaining wires can be used for the additional features. System Includes This kit should be used for applications using a PoE Switch or PoE 001. The kit includes: WCA 131 and WCA 132 Adapter Cable.

Using Williams Sound's passive PoE injector kit (PoE KT1) allows the installer of an IR T2 to provide PoE power and one of the following three options:• 1 channel of balanced line level audio• 1 or 2 channels of unbalanced line level audio• RS-232 control and monitoring signalCAT5 cable contains four twisted pairs of wires, two of which are used for PoE and the remaining wires can be used for the additional features. System Includes This kit should be used for applications using the power supply included with the IR T2 (TFP 057). The kit includes: WCA 131 and WCA 133 Adapter Cable.

'People came in and out, chairs were moved, dishes gathered up on trays, but it was happening at a great distance; she concentrated entirely on his pink face crowned with foppish curls.' Genteel, passive Ann works for the BBC in London and is engaged to a successful academic, fulfilling her snobbish mother's ambitions - more or less - while the Swinging Sixties happen elsewhere, to other people. Then she meets William: snub-nosed and generous, cunning and protean. She is first seduced, then transfixed, as William's past, present and future swirl around her kaleidoscopically, overwhelmingly, and Ann is herself irrevocably, and irreparably, changed.

William Lumpkins is one of the most influential architects in the Southwest―pioneering the adobe passive-solar movement of the 1970s and 1980s, and creating modern architecture adapted from historic forms, including this series of residential designs patterned after Pueblo-style architectural design. William Lumpkin's residential designs speak volumes about the fusion of styles―Spanish colonial, Pueblo, and Art Deco―in the Southwest.