01-13-2010 04:04 AM
Dear All.
I've genereal question about pairs used to power up(using PoE) the cisco small businness APs:
- WAP200
- WAP2000
- WAP4410n
I know that all of them are 802.3af compatible, but is it also possible to power them up using passive poe injectors?
If it is what pairs should be used?
Thanks,
Lukasz
01-20-2010 05:37 AM
The devices use standard 802.3af poe, chart below should help
PINS on Switch | 10/100 DC on Spares | 10/100 Mixed DC & Data | 1000 Gigabit DC & Bi-Data |
---|---|---|---|
Pin 1 | Rx + | Rx + DC + | TxRx A + DC + |
Pin 2 | Rx - | Rx - DC + | TxRx A - DC + |
Pin 3 | Tx + | Tx + DC - | TxRx B + DC - |
Pin 4 | DC + | unused | TxRx C + |
Pin 5 | DC + | unused | TxRx C - |
Pin 6 | Tx - | Tx - DC - | TxRx B - DC - |
Pin 7 | DC - | unused | TxRx D + |
Pin 8 | DC - | unused | TxRx D - |
06-29-2010 05:18 AM
Hi,
What kind of power injector are you offer for wap200? I understand that the IEEE 802.3af Power Injectors are the good solutions, but can you give me a model number? I don't want to use or offer for the customer a non-cisco type power injector... I prefer linksys or cisco.
Unfortunately WAPPOE and WAPPOE 12 are EOL.
Thank you very much!
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