The ENS202EXT has two Ethernet ports. One is used for Ethernet and PoE. What is the other used for? Is it PoE out?
1813799
It's a 2nd Ethernet port bridged to the main one but without PoE input or output. This means you can connect any wired Ethernet device to it. One use would be to daisy-chain additional ones of these access points for more coverage. For that you would need to re-inject power at a point between each access point though.
1813800
It's an extension LAN port to attach a wired client to the network, like a surveillance camera, although it does not have PoE, which makes it somewhat less useful. I'm not using the secondary port in my application.
1492967
I would trust the information from Arduino.cc about the board specs. The board is compatible with PoE but does not come with the PoE adapter. You will need to purchase the proper PoE adapter separately. The PoE adapter goes in the diagonal pads between the Ethernet port and the USB port.
239591
The unit is to add both data and power over one cable. It let's you power ip equipment where there is no power outlet. Hardware must be POE compatible to work though.
1300320
Greetings,A 5 port ethernet switch allows 5 devices to plug in via the RJ45 ports and connect via etherent.Hope this helps.
1918153
I do not know what is a POE splitter. I use the UAttend in my business and just plug and play
1435678
I have 2 versions of this switch. The older one does indeed support POE on all 24 ports. The newer one however does not. On the newer one, there is a line on the front that separates the POE ports from the non POE ports. I have it installed at a client site so I can't look at it right now. I was surprised that nothing in the description mentioned this.
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The Ethernet is a punchdown connection - - that means you strip off Cat 5e "outer" shielding cable, making sure to have less than 1/2" of UNTWISTED wire exposed to keep within Cat 5e specs - - use the supplied plastic punch down tool to secure all 8 wire connects -- the wire color coding is for 568A, but you can wire for 568B as long as BOTH ends are A or B coded. If you don't know what I'm writing, then this is not for you.
1218922
It's two adapters that have Ethernet ports. You plug one near your router and then using a cable connect it. You plug the second near where ever you want and plug it in. It should be that simple. If your router only has 1 port, you will need a small switch.
307629
This is a switch. What you do is plug an Ethernet cable in one of the Non-POE ports and into your router's lan port. The 4 POE ports are for powering camera's, IP phones, etc...
1885329
It includes both, but it is not proper POE. You plug the device's power source into one of the 'Y's, and plug the other end's 'Y' into your device. I use them to power Raspberry Pi computers, but there is too much resistance in a 50' CAT5 cable to provide enough power.
1035414
There are 2 in a box. One is used at the router end of the Ethernet cable along with the power supply for the device you want to power. The other one is used at the end of the Ethernet cable to extract the power and send it to the device to power.
2132124
The secondary port simply acts like an additional switchport to which you can connect a (non-POE) device, such as an IP camera. It is a bridged port and is non-configurable. It cannot be used for link aggregation.
1327607
This model does not have PoE. The models that end with a p have PoE. According to Cisco every model in this product line except the 20 port has a PoE option
339039
Please look for an ethernet switch, 5 port switches run about what the prerequsite 2 of these cost, and they are better for what anyone needs this for. this is an artifact from when switches costs 3 times what they cost now.
180900
IR does work with PoE. There is a setting to turn off IR, perhaps the reason for this comment
1340815
The RJ45 is not an Ethernet Port. It is simply DMX512 pinned out on an RJ45 connector. So the device is not a converter but simply acting as a splitter (i.e. a mechanical adaptor).
600163
Yes it is. I have installed over a 100 of these units without any problems. You should have 4 switchable POE ports and one non-POE port for up link to your network. Make sure all switches are in the power on mode for each port and you should be good to go. If not, request a return for new product.