Chip PC CDC01927 manual Some tips about Pre-standard PoE

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6.7Pre-standard PoE

Currenly there is a global standard for Power-over-Ethernet maintained by the IEEE. This standard identified as IEEE 802.3af and is accepted by all vendors.

Unfortunately, before it was accepted there were other PoE detection methods that were sold by many vendors. These PoE methods called today pre-standard.Detection method is the mechanism that PSE (Power Sourcing Equipment) uses to poll the the PD (Powered Device) to assure that the connected device is indeed a PD and is capable of receiving the power.

In particular there are two main pre-standard methods:

Bulk Capacitor (sometimes called PowerDsine method) – this method uses a big capacitor connected between the powered lines to identify a PD to the PSE.

Cisco high frequency signaling – this method uses a high-passs filter between the TX and the RX lines to identify the PD.

These two pre-standard methods are not natively supported by new equipment such as Jack- PC. Chip PC currently develops jack installable mosules that will enable detection of pre- standard PSEs.

If PoE does not work and you suspect that your equipment is pre-standard – check the switch / injector specification for detailed information.

Some tips about Pre-standard PoE:

In general every PoE equipment sold before 2002 is probably pre-standard.

You can use the PowerDsine single port power injector (can be purchased as an accessory from Chip PC) to test your installation and confirm that wiring is OK.

Some modular switches contains internal inline power modules (for example Cisco Catalyst 6500 series). In this case you can replace these modules to 802.3af modules to power specific Jack-PC connected ports.

Some switches / PoE injectors supports both pre-standard and standard power. Make sure that these are configured properly for 802.3af and not pre-standard power.

For more information about how to set-up Cisco Catalyst see Appendix A

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Contents Jack PC EFI Series Patents Table of Content Safety Notices Safety Instructions Introduction Page Power Options Intended Audience Main Topics Overview More Information Site Preparation Package ContentsLAN Link & Activity LED Identifying the Parts of the Jack-PCExisting LAN Installation Page Page Page New Installation Page Page Page Page Connecting the Cables Reseting the Jack-PC Unplugging the System When Using External PowerTurning the Jack-PC on Jack PC EFI-6700 Jack PC EFI-6800 Jack PC EFI-6900 JACK-PC ModelsEFI 6700 64 MB DDR JACK-PC SpecificationsSee Accessories list for additional peripheral components Wiring Configurations LAN wiring basicsTIA/EIA 568A TIA/EIA 568B LAN wiring color codingFlex-Jack terminal block contact # Non-standard LAN cablingTab Switch Settings Testing LAN CablingPoE Settings Practical example Some tips about Pre-standard PoE Pre-standard PoETroubleshooting Basic Troubleshooting flowReseting the Jack-PC to Factory Default Settings RFD Reset To Default Flow Always start your troubleshooting flow here LAN Troubleshooting flow Page POE PoE Troubleshooting flowAccessories List CPN01504 CPN02433CPN01491 CPN01503CPN02216 CPN02248CPN02221 CPN02243CPN02168 CPN02239CPN02171 CPN02167CPN02194 CPN02173CPN02431 CPN02169Modifications Jack-PC Requirements ComplianceFCC Statements IEC/EN NoticeEnvironmental & Regulatory Detailed Information System Dimensions and WeightDeclarations and Certifications Declared Noise Emissions in accordance with ISO C2. System ConfigurationPerformance Data Energy consumptionF2. Additional Materials Information Product materials informationDesign for Environment RECYCLING/ END-OF-LIFE Service InformationLimitations of Remedy Chip PC Limited Hardware WarrantyRMA Process A. State LawsUpgrade Commitment on behalf of Customer Limited Warranty Types Mail-In CoverageCarry-In Coverage Chip PC Limited Software Warranty Page Export Restrictions Disclaimer of WarrantyGrant of License Limit of LiabilityTermination OwnershipPatents Desktop Software Microsoft END User License Agreement EulaImportant Read Carefully System SoftwareRental UpgradesSingle System Single EulaProduct Support Limited WarrantyCustomer Remedies No Liability for Consequential Damages No Other WarrantiesGovernment Restricted Rights Table A1 Cisco Catalyst PoE compatibility table Appendix a Cisco Catalyst Specific PoE InformationAdditional Cisco PoE Resources

CDC01927 specifications

The Chip PC CDC01927 is a versatile thin client device designed for efficient computing in enterprise environments. This model is known for its energy efficiency, compact design, and powerful performance, making it an ideal choice for businesses looking to optimize their IT infrastructure.

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