Setting The Maximum Allowed Voltage Of The Poe System; Setting The Power Management Mode Of The Switch - D-Link xStack DGS-3610 Series Configuration Manual

Chapter 51 POE Management Configuration
51.2.4 Setting the Maximum Allowed
Voltage of the POE System
The Ethernet interface of the switch supporting POE can provide the maximum allowed
voltage of 57V. You can set the maximum allowed voltage according to the actual need,
within the range of 55v~57v. When the output voltage is higher than the maximum allowed
value due to reasons such as power faults, the device will automatically turn off the power
supply of the devices connected at all ports.
You can execute the following commands to set the maximum allowed voltage of the power
supply of the port. Configure in the global mode.
Table 51-4 Setting the Maximum Allowed Voltage of the POE System
Command
configure
poe-power upper upper | no
poe-power upper
end
show run
copy running-config
startup-config
By default, the maximum output power of a port is 57v.
For example, set the maximum output power of the system to 56v.
DGS-3610#
DGS-3610# configure
DGS-3610(config)# poe-power upper 56
DGS-3610(config-if)# end
DGS-3610#
51.2.5 Setting the Power Management Mode
of the Switch
The power management mode of the switch is used to allocate the power to the PD devices.
When one PD device is connected to the equipment, the equipment allocates power to the
external PD device according to the power supply management mode, if the current power
allocated has not exceeded the no_connect limit. POE has one limit: no_connect. When the
power allocated from the equipment exceeds the no_connect limit, the equipment does not
supply power to any new PD devices.
Currently, the PoE device uses the auto power management mode.
51-4
DGS-3610 Series Configuration Guide
Description
Enter the configuration mode
Set the maximum allowed voltage of the POE system/restore
the maximum allowed voltage to the default value
Return to privileged EXEC mode
Verify the configuration of the steps above
Save the settings into the parameter file.