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2.4 Power over Ethernet (PoE) PSE
Available only for models with PoE PSE feature; see Chapter
The IEEE 802.3af/PoE (Type 1) and IEEE 802.3at/PoE+ (Type 2) standards are supported.
The device is Mode B compliant.
You can use the pse command to control the PoE functionality; see the
application note.
The router power supply must be 48 V DC to work as the PoE PSE device.
The PoE PSE feature allows the router to power other devices over the Ethernet socket;
see the functional scheme in Figure 14.
The PoE PSE is supported by all four ETH0 network sockets and can be enabled sepa-
rately in the Ethernet configuration pages; see the router configuration manual [1], Chapter
Configuration -> Ethernet Configuration, for details. For the Ethernet socket pinout, see Chap-
ter 2.3.
For a current PoE state, see the General status page in the GUI. When enabled and an
external device is powered, you can find current, voltage, power, and power class information
here.
Figure 14: PoE PSE Funcional Scheme
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Commands and Scripts
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