
Reach PoE4N/10G Tester Manual 1.1
06/15/2020
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CLASS
Description
Sets the IEEE load class. See IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at specification
(external documents).
Command:
cl[ass] [0|1|2|3|4]
Argument:
class value
Response:
printf(":p%d class %d\n", port, class);
Example:
p9 cl 3
Example response: :
p9 class 3<CR><LF>
This sets port 9 IEEE "class" to 3.
UPOE
Description
Changes between regular PoE, PoE+ mode and UPoE mode. In UPoE
mode the load is limited to 100mA until power good is detected on both
pairs. In regular mode the load is limited to 100mA until power good is
detected on the main pair. If a comma is present the command assumes
the user is requiring that power be valid on a specified pair before
releasing the 100mA limit e.g. when “upoe 0,1” is entered then the load
will be limited to 100mA until power is valid on the alternate pair.
Command:
upoe [on|off|0,0|0,1|1,0|1,1]
Response:
printf(":p%d upoe %d\n\r",port,state);
state
= 1 or 0 for on and off respectively.
CONNECT
Description
Controls the relays that connect the power load circuitry to the UUT port
via the GbE transformer. From a power perspective, this is equivalent to
plugging in the RJ45 from the UUT. See the
section for more details. Connect must be on for the UUT to see an IEEE
802.3af/at PoE load. The connect command can also be used to select the
main, alternate, or both power pairs. If a comma is present the command
assumes the user is specifying the connect status of each pair
individually. The first value is the connect status of the main pair and the
second is the alternate pair e.g. when “connect 0,1” is entered then only
the alternate pair will be connected to the load.
Command:
conn[ect] [on|off|0,0|0,1|1,0|1,1]
Response:
printf(":p%d Connect Sig %d\n", port, state);
state
= 1 or 0 for on and off respectively.