What specifically do I need to buy to power this? Can you suggest a specific one? What else do I need to buy for it to work? phone line? Ip address?
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The Cisco CP-7937G will pull power off the network's Cisco POE switch. Once on the system just configure the device in Cisco Callmanager (CCM). The CCM is generally already configured to hand out IP addresses (DHCP) and what telephone lines (PRI, 1FB, SIP) to use.
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Google is your friend. According to http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/voicesw/ps6788/phones/ps379/ps8759/product_data_sheet0900aecd806e021a.html#wp9000027The Cisco Unified IP Conference Station 7937G is interoperable IEEE 802.3af PoE (Class 3 device); 48 VDC is required; it can be supplied locally at the desktop using an optional AC-to-DC power supply (part number CP-PWR-CUBE-3=). Use of the power supply also requires the Cisco Unified IP Conference Station 7937G Power Splitter and one of the corresponding AC country cords listed in Table 7.
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The purpose and beauty of this product is that it powers off a Switch that has Power of Ethernet ports built in. SO there is NO separate power supply. The switch port that this plugs into powers the device itself. Only only cable to the device.
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Power supply for Cisco 9700 series:Cisco Compliant Power Supply (CP-PWR-CUBE-3)
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The model I bought has POE (power over Ethernet) and is a digital model. If you are plugging it into your network and your switch supports POE, then it should come right up, You just need to configure it within your PBX with the MAC address. They do make analog models that do require additional power and a phone line.
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As long as you have PoE (power over Ethernet) you do not need a power supply. If you do need one, Cisco sells a power supply called power cube. Your ip address will be assigned by the network admin. If at home, assigned by your router like any other connected device.
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It needs to be plugged in to a power outlet Once set up initially , no ehernet cable needed, wireless
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you need the internet. additionally,i never could get it set up without being able to hard wire it to a router before using it wirelessly. which made it useless for my situation.(no access to router, just a wireless signal.
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Plug your internet supply into the first port. It might not matter which port, but since that is typical that is what I did. I have two of these working well at my house.
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You need to have it connected to the internet through it's Base station, which is hardwired to your router.
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I bought one, a couple months back- i ran the line from my modem to the upstairs, then branched off 3 lines to different pcs. You need an electrical outlet to plug it into (110 v AC), but it handles all three PCs at full speed. If I needed to do it again, I'd buy this same unit
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No, you only need a power supply and network cable. I used a 130w for mine. Powers fine.
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It's supposed to link up to the website which no longer exists or has moved. It's supposed to be plug and play. The company has no contact number and Amazon won't protect customers on this because it's a "Manufacturer issue". Me? I have 10 of these things laying around and we spent about $1000. No recourse what so ever. You are buying a paper-weight! If you by some miracle get yours to work, please email me.
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As others have said, it requires 12v DC. You'll need a power supply for operating it from household power.
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It just plugs into a wall outlet. Try a few areas of your home until all the green lights are lit. You also must change your router code to the one they supply. There are easy instructions online. Hope this helps
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If I'm reading your question correctly you need a wifi router or a hot spot piece. You can not cord connect it to the internet. Hope this helps.
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Yes it will power, it's a great unit , also look at the inputs on unit, should be able to connect to virtually anything
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It should come with a standard power plug. If not, you may need to send it back. Mine works great.
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I am not sure how it works? It looks like to me it has to be hooked into a power source somehow. I could use some help here as well.How do you hook it up?
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There really isn't a real set up. You just plug it into your wall power plus and connect via your Ethernet wire. Good luck.
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The device get power though the Ethernet cable that has a little block that basically "splices" two cables. That block is plugged in to the standard AC plug.You will have to provide the Ethernet cables, needing 2, and keep them short. By short I mean 75 feet from the power point to the EnGenius. You need to be rather familiar with networking IP rules, as the man is not very clear. I recommend updating the firmware from the EnGenius site before install, but that is just me. You should not have issues out of the box.
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Uses external power cord with transformer. Power supply will be a function of that power cord, not of the router.