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EXIT

Returns to the

ethernetx/y config>

configuration prompt.

1.5.1 ? (HELP)

Use the (HELP) command to list all the commands that are available at the router configuration level. It can also be
used after a specific command to list the available options.

Syntax:

ethernet0/0 PSE config>?

Example:

ethernet0/0 PSE config>?

available-power

Sets the amount of power available in milliWatts

default-port-consumption

Sets the default power consumption of the POE
devices connected to the switch in milliwatts

enable

Enables Power Sourcing Equipment

list

Display Power Sourcing Equipment configuration

no

Negate a command or set its defaults

port

Port configuration

trace

Enable tracing

exit

ethernet0/0 PSE config>

1.5.2 AVAILABLE-POWER

This command allows you to set a deliverable power limit for all devices powered by the switch. Default is 120000.

The indicated value is in milliwatts.

Use the NO command to restore the default value.

For the equipment to function correctly, the value configured in this parameter must always be equal to (or lower
than) the actual value of the source connected to the router.

Syntax:

ethernet0/0 PSE config>available-power ?

<120000..245000>

milliWatts

Example:

ethernet0/0 PSE config>available-power 140000

1.5.3 DEFAULT-PORT-CONSUMPTION

Allows you to set the computed consumption value for each device connected to the switch.

The value is 0 by default, corresponding to the NO value.

The indicated value is in milliwatts.

The following strategy is used when calculating the power delivered to the devices:

• If a value has been configured for this parameter, it will be used as the consumption value for each connected

device.

By programming this parameter, you do not need to be overly restrictive with the devices that show high consump-
tion levels during detection (automatically assigned to the default class when incapable of implementing class detec-
tion) but end up not consuming as much.

Note

Programmers are responsible for assigning values that match the actual parameters of the devices to
be connected.

• If a value has not been configured, the consumption value for each device will correspond to the value configured

for the port (when in forced power mode) or to the value of the class detected for this device. In this case, the
power is:

1 Configuration

Teldat SA

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PoE Power over Ethernet

Summary of Contents for Teldat-Dm 776-I

Page 1: ...PoE Power over Ethernet Teldat Dm 776 I Copyright Version 11 03 Teldat SA Teldat SA Manual PoE Power over Ethernet 1...

Page 2: ...dat offers no warranty whatsoever for information contained in this manual Teldat is not liable for any direct indirect collateral consequential or any other damage connected to the delivery supply or...

Page 3: ...E POWER 4 1 5 3 DEFAULT PORT CONSUMPTION 4 1 5 4 ENABLE 5 1 5 5 LIST 5 1 5 6 NO 5 1 5 7 PORT 6 1 5 8 TRACE 6 1 5 9 EXIT 7 Chapter 2 Monitoring 8 2 1 Monitoring 8 2 2 Viewing the PSE monitoring prompt...

Page 4: ...Table of Contents Teldat SA ii PoE Power over Ethernet...

Page 5: ...I Related Documents Teldat Dm 772 I Common Configuration Interfaces Teldat SA Related Documents PoE Power over Ethernet 1...

Page 6: ...nd the powered device PD to signal one another This way the power source can identify the device and determine the amount of power required thus enabling efficient management of the power provided We...

Page 7: ...capsulation IP transport mode in the ethernet frame list Displays the current configuration llc Displays the LLC configuration prompt mac address Adopt locally administered addresses no power sourcing...

Page 8: ...e of the source connected to the router Syntax ethernet0 0 PSE config available power 120000 245000 milliWatts Example ethernet0 0 PSE config available power 140000 1 5 3 DEFAULT PORT CONSUMPTION Allo...

Page 9: ...ill need to specify this command to enable PSE Syntax ethernet0 0 PSE config enable Example ethernet0 0 PSE config enable 1 5 5 LIST This displays the current configuration for the interface s configu...

Page 10: ...Example 1 ethernet0 0 PSE config port 3 force power 7600 To configure all ports in forced power mode and assign 7600mw to each port Example 2 ethernet0 0 PSE config port all force power 7000 To disabl...

Page 11: ...E configuration menu and to return to the main Ethernet ethernet0 0 config interface configuration menu Syntax ethernet0 0 PSE config exit Example ethernet0 0 PSE config exit ethernet0 0 config Teldat...

Page 12: ...net ethernet0 0 Ethernet Console ethernet0 0 ETH bitrate collision llc power sourcing equipment repeater status exit ethernet0 0 ETH power sourcing equipment Power Sourcing Equipment Monitoring Conso...

Page 13: ...ble port 6 Port 6 disabled ethernet0 0 PSE list status POE cards POE card 1 Ports 5 8 Available PSE output power 120000 mW Minimum PSE output power 0 mW POE output power per port As requested Ports St...

Page 14: ...abled Available PSE output power 120000 mW Minimum PSE output power 0 mW POE output power per port As requested Ports Status Port 5 Disabled Port 6 Disabled Port 7 Disabled Port 8 Disabled ethernet0 0...

Page 15: ...33K Detect Good The port is in auto mode The device class has been correctly detected as shown Detect Open Circuit The port is in auto mode No device has been detected Disabled The port is disabled a...

Page 16: ...rnet0 0 PSE Example 2 To change the operating mode of port 6 to automatic mode ethernet0 0 PSE list status POE cards POE card 1 Ports 5 8 Available PSE output power 120000 mW Minimum PSE output power...

Page 17: ...7000 mW applied 7000 mW Port 7 Detect Open Circuit Port 8 Detect Open Circuit ethernet0 0 PSE restart pse ethernet0 0 PSE list status POE cards POE card 1 Ports 5 8 Available PSE output power 120000...

Page 18: ...Syntax ethernet0 0 PSE exit Example ethernet0 0 PSE exit ethernet0 0 ETH 2 Monitoring Teldat SA 14 PoE Power over Ethernet...

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