For example, follow the steps above to change ports 1-3 to use the guaranteed profile.

Figure 7 shows all three ports are configured to use the Guaranteed profile. Note the power limit is set to 15.4 watts for ports 1 and 2, and 7 watts for port 3, since both the 4620 and 4612 IP telephones are class 3 devices and the 4602SW IP phone is a class 1 device.

Table 2 shows the required power allocations defined by IEEE 802.3af-2003, based on the class.

Class

Usage

Power

 

 

(Watts)

0

Default

15.4

1

optional

4

2

optional

7

3

optional

15.4

Table 2: IEEE 802.3af-2003 Power Classes

Figure 7: Port Inline Power Profile Configuration

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