LIST OF POEDEVICES THAT DO AN DO NOT WORK WITH WISP SWITCHES

[Ludvik]

Alcoma ALxxF MP600X-PoE works fine with 48VH.

The manufacturer cautions not to use the two-pair power in any case.

[Charlie]

Grandstream GXV3674 Camera Works with 48V

However you must switch on the port, wait for the cable test to complete then plug it in. The power pairs are shorted together which causes the netonix to think its failed.

Unless you have "really" OLD firmware this is not true.

POE SMART will only fail to turn on if there is a CROS-SHORT between pair which if that existed would fry the switch anyway.

All UBNT airMAX 802.11n radios have pairs 3 and 4 shorted but not CROSS-SHORTED meaning blue/white blue are shorted together for positive and brown/white/brown are shorted together for negative but not a cross pair short between blue and brown which would be BAD.


Besides why would you do it the way you say, simply turn POE SMART OFF for that port on the Ports TAB. BUT UPGRADE YOUR FIRMWARE.

[LRL]

Siklu EH-8010FX works with 48HV

[tcknudson]

Trango 5010 requires Tycon Xover, not in list

[ahteran]

Mikrotik RB800 48V
Working great

[john@citylinkfiber.com]

Hi, I'm interested in confirming that the Siklu EH2500-FX radio will work with the Netonix switch via 48VH.
There is conflicting data between what Siklu says their device needs, the PoE injector they sell, etc.

I'm not sure if they have a polarity protection bridge in their radio or not.

I see that other Siklu devices are listed as good with Netonix, but not this specific model.

Thank you

[rgunderson]

I can confirm the Siklu EH2500-FX works with a Netonix switch using 48VH. I lit mine up today!

[jameswj74]

I was wondering if anyone has actually used the MikroTik CCR1009-7G-1C-PC or the CCR1009-7G-1C-1S+PC in production? I know that some of the older CCR1008 were listed as working... ? The new units take 18 V - 56 V for the POE in...

[Omniflux]

I can confirm the CCR1009-7G-1C-1S+PC can be powered with a Netonix switch using 48V.

However, I get CRC errors when doing this with any Netonix switch with MAC address ec:13:b2:83:58:e8 or newer when also powering Ubiquiti AC radios. ec:13:b2:81:ce:c6 and earlier, I have no problems. If you have this combination, I would love to get feedback on whether or not you also experience this issue.

[rgunderson]

I'm powering several Lite-AP-GPS MAC=F4:92:BF with Netonix.