Microsemi Outdoor Power View Pro, User Manual

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Power Over Ethernet Power View Pro User Guide
Copyright
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2013
Microsemi
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Rev.1.0, 17-Dec-13 Analog Mixed Signal Group
1 Enterprise, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656, USA; Phone (USA): (800) 713-4113, (ROW): (949) 221-7100 Fax: (949) 756-0308
3.2.1 Main Web Page - Port Status
Each port may deliver power, network connectivity, or both. The images in the table below describe the various
possible port states:
Image Description Comments

PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)

No PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is off)

No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)

PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)

No PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is off)

Ethernet link is on (low link indicator image is green)

PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)

PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is on).

No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)

PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)

PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is on).

Ethernet link is on (low link indicator image is green)

PoE port is disabled (RJ45 connector marked by two red
lines)

No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)
Note
– PoE port can be disabled only by Telnet/SNMP
Ethernet port is enabled
even when PoE is
disabled (applicable to
non-PoE device)

PoE port was enabled by Automatic Weekly Schedule Port
Activation functionality (green clock arrows, plus green line
around the RJ45 connector)

PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is on).

Ethernet link is on (low link indicator image is green)

PoE port was disabled by Automatic Weekly Schedule
Port Activation functionality (yellow clock arrows, plus two
red cross lines)

No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)
Ethernet port is enabled
even when PoE is
disabled (applicable to
non-PoE device)
Figure 3-4: Port Status