Chip PC CDC01927 manual PoE Troubleshooting flow, Poe

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7.4PoE Troubleshooting flow

If the Jack-PC device is working properly when an external power supply is connected to it, but it is unpowered when connected to PoE capable port without the power supply, we have a PoE problem. See the flow bellow to debug this problem.

In geneal the most important thing here is to isolate the cabling and connection components (wiring, Flex-Jack, patch panel) and the power source (power injector or switch).

Device not powered by

POE

Check at the far end that the port is connected to a powered port in the switch or to a power injector

Disconnect at the patch panel the port and connect to

PowerDsine single port power injector

Yes

-Check PSE configuration

-Check if pre-standard POE See paragraph 6

Device Powered?

No

Check wiring (go to LAN flow)

If you are unable to solve your problem, please contact Chip PC support at

www.chippc.com/support

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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 Package Contents Site PreparationIdentifying the Parts of the Jack-PC LAN Link & Activity LEDExisting LAN Installation Page Page Page New Installation Page Page Page Page Connecting the Cables Turning the Jack-PC on Unplugging the System When Using External PowerReseting the Jack-PC JACK-PC Models Jack PC EFI-6700 Jack PC EFI-6800 Jack PC EFI-6900JACK-PC Specifications EFI 6700 64 MB DDRSee Accessories list for additional peripheral components LAN wiring basics Wiring ConfigurationsLAN wiring color coding TIA/EIA 568A TIA/EIA 568BTab Non-standard LAN cablingFlex-Jack terminal block contact # PoE Settings Testing LAN CablingSwitch Settings Practical example Pre-standard PoE Some tips about Pre-standard PoEBasic Troubleshooting flow TroubleshootingReseting the Jack-PC to Factory Default Settings RFD Reset To Default Flow Always start your troubleshooting flow here LAN Troubleshooting flow Page PoE Troubleshooting flow POEAccessories List CPN01503 CPN02433CPN01491 CPN01504CPN02243 CPN02248CPN02221 CPN02216CPN02167 CPN02239CPN02171 CPN02168CPN02169 CPN02173CPN02431 CPN02194IEC/EN Notice Jack-PC Requirements ComplianceFCC Statements ModificationsDeclarations and Certifications System Dimensions and WeightEnvironmental & Regulatory Detailed Information Energy consumption C2. System ConfigurationPerformance Data Declared Noise Emissions in accordance with ISOProduct materials information F2. Additional Materials InformationRECYCLING/ END-OF-LIFE Service Information Design for EnvironmentChip PC Limited Hardware Warranty Limitations of RemedyA. State Laws RMA ProcessCarry-In Coverage Limited Warranty Types Mail-In CoverageUpgrade Commitment on behalf of Customer Chip PC Limited Software Warranty Page Limit of Liability Disclaimer of WarrantyGrant of License Export RestrictionsPatents OwnershipTermination System Software Microsoft END User License Agreement EulaImportant Read Carefully Desktop SoftwareSingle Eula UpgradesSingle System RentalCustomer Remedies Limited WarrantyProduct Support Government Restricted Rights No Other WarrantiesNo Liability for Consequential Damages Appendix a Cisco Catalyst Specific PoE Information Table A1 Cisco Catalyst PoE compatibility tableAdditional 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.

One of the key features of the CDC01927 is its robust processing capabilities. It is powered by an Intel CPU, which ensures smooth performance even when running resource-intensive applications. The device supports multiple operating systems, including Windows and Linux-based environments, providing flexibility based on the user’s requirements.

In terms of connectivity, the Chip PC CDC01927 comes equipped with an array of ports including USB 3.0, HDMI, and Ethernet. This enables users to connect multiple peripherals seamlessly, facilitating a productive workspace. The inclusion of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support also allows for wireless connectivity options, making it easier to integrate with existing networks and devices.

Security is a critical consideration for any endpoint device in a corporate setting, and the CDC01927 does not compromise in this area. It features advanced encryption technologies and secure boot options that help protect sensitive data from unauthorized access. The thin client supports a wide range of security protocols, ensuring compliance with industry standards.

Another standout aspect of the CDC01927 is its ability to deliver centralized management capabilities. Administrators can easily deploy, monitor, and maintain multiple units from a single location. This significantly reduces IT overhead and improves operational efficiency, as updates and configurations can be done remotely.

The CDC01927 is also designed with energy efficiency in mind, consuming less power compared to traditional desktop computers. This not only lowers operational costs but also contributes to a reduced carbon footprint, aligning with sustainability goals.

In conclusion, the Chip PC CDC01927 is an excellent choice for businesses seeking a reliable, secure, and energy-efficient thin client solution. With its powerful processing capabilities, extensive connectivity options, and centralized management features, it stands out as a significant player in the thin client market. Whether for virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) or cloud computing environments, the CDC01927 meets the diverse needs of modern enterprise environments.