2. Specify
the
Reserved
Power
determined
and
Power
Management
mode.
Specify
the
PoE
or
PoE++
and
P riority.
3. Click
A pply.
Figure
2 -‐13.1:
The
P oE
C onfiguration
Parameter
d escription:
Power
S upply
C onfiguration
Reserved
P ower
d etermined
b y:
There
a re
t hree
m odes
f or
c onfiguring
h ow
t he
p orts/PDs
m ay
r eserve
p ower.
1.
Allocated
mode:
In
this
mode,
the
user
allocates
the
amount
of
power
that
each
port
may
reserve.
T he
a llocated/reserved
p ower
f or
e ach
p ort/PD
i s
s pecified
i n
t he
M aximum
P ower
f ields.
2.
Class
mode:
In
this
mode,
each
port
automatically
determines
how
much
power
to
reserve
according
to
the
class
the
connected
PD
belongs
to,
and
reserves
the
power
accordingly.
Four
different
p ort
c lasses
( for
4 ,
7 ,
1 5.4,
o r
3 0
W atts).
I n
t his
m ode
t he
M aximum
P ower
f ields
h ave
n o
effect.
3.
LLDP-‐MED
mode:
This
mode
is
similar
to
the
Class
mode
except
that
each
port
determines
the
amount
of
power
it
reserves
by
exchanging
PoE
information
using
the
LLDP
protocol
and
reserves
power
accordingly.
If
no
LLDP
information
is
available
for
a
port,
the
port
will
reserve
power
using
the
class
mode.
In
this
mode,
the
Maximum
Power
fields
have
no
effect.
For
all
modes:
If
a
port
uses
m ore
p ower
t han
t he
r eserved
p ower
f or
t he
p ort,
t he
p ort
i s
s hut
d own.
Power
M anagement
M ode:
There
a re
2
m odes
f or
c onfiguring
w hen
t o
s hut
d own
t he
p orts:
1.
A ctual
C onsumption:
I n
t his
m ode,
t he
p orts
a re
s hut
d own
w hen
t he
a ctual
p ower
c onsumption
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Publication date: Sept, 2015
Revision A1