Jack PC Hardware User Manual - Training Department

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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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Chip PC CDC01927 manual PoE Troubleshooting flow, Poe

CDC01927 specifications

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