Instruction Manual

3.1.4 Power over Ethernet (PoE) Option
On models with the PoE feature (see Table 1), UTP Port A (the left port on the
front of the chassis) can be configured as a PoE Powered Device (PD). It
accepts power from a UTP-based Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) and
supports the following PoE standards:
1. IEEE 802.3af-2003 Alternative A – power over data wires
2. IEEE 802.3af-2003 Alternative B – power over spare wires
3. Pre-Standard Cisco PoE – power over spare wires, with reversed polarity
(older Cisco switches)
The following table summarizes the UTP pinouts for each of the three
PoE Standards supported by this product.
dradnatS
ecruoS
egatloV
1niP2niP3niP4niP5niP6niP7niP8niP
EEEI
fa.208
atadgnisu
)A(sriap
CDV84
detcetorp
,XR
+CD
,XR
+CD
,XT
-CD
erapSerapS
,XT
-CD
erapSerapS
EEEI
fa.208
erapsgnisu
)B(sriap
CDV84
detcetorp
XRXRXT+CD+CDXT-CD-CD
-dnatS-erP
ocsiCdra
CDV84
detcetorp
XRXRXT-CD-CDXT+CD+CD
Table 2: UTP PoE Connections
UTP Port B does not support the PoE feature.
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