Web-based Configuration Guide
Port Management
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When the PD device connected to the port needs to be restarted, for example, when the AP connected to the
port is abnormal, you can click
Repower
to make the port power off briefly and then power on again to restart
the device connected to the power supply port.
Table 4-7
Description of Port Power Supply Info
Field
Description
Port
Device Port ID
PoE Status
Whether to enable the PoE function on the ports.
Transmit Power Status
Whether the port supplys power for Pds currently.
Priority
The power supply priority of the port is divided into three levels: High, Medium,
and Low.
Current Transmit Power
Indicates the power output by the current port, in watts (W).
Non-Standard
Indicates whether the non-standard compatibility mode is enabled.
Work Status
Current work status of PoE ports.
Current
Indicates the present current of the port in milliamps (mA).
Voltage
Indicates the present current of the port in volts (V).
Avg Transmit Power
Indicates the current average power of the port, namely, the sampling average
of current power after the port is powered on, in watts (W).
Max Transmit Power
The maximum output power of the port in watts (W).
PD Requested Transmit
Power
The power requested by the PD to the PSE (Power Sourcing Equipment,
power supply equipment), in watts (W).
PSE Allocated Transmit
Power
Indicates the power allocated to a PD by PSE in watts (W).
PD Type
Information of PD type obtained through LLDP classification are divided into
Type 1 and Type 2.
