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https://www.netonix.com/media/wysiwyg/ws-specsheet.pdf

According to this ports 1-4 can do 24VH

According to the GUI (1.4.2) only ports 1-2 can do 24VH. However, ports 1-4 can do 48VH


I really love the warning pop up that 24VH provides notifying the user of all 4 pairs for power - this is extremely smart.

I answered this in an earlier post: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=1936&p=14277&hilit=24VH#p14277

sirhc wrote:I answered this in an earlier post: http://forum.netonix.com/viewtopic.php? ... 4VH#p14277

What an amazingly fantastic answer. Thank you so so much!!!

As a user it's greatly appreciated how informative this is - the logic process, problem, and solution all in one spot!

I am not sure if your really happy or upset at me for not getting to updating the spec sheets (Which you have a right to be upset with me).

I will get to that when I get back from my first "real" vacation in 4+ years

My last day of "real" work (I will have laptop with me of course) is Thursday 8/11/2016

I am out of country but will be back to work 8/22/2016

I AND MY FAMILY WHO ALL WORK FOR RF ARMOR AND NETONIX NEED THIS BREAK!!!

I'm being totally sincere. I'm referring to your answer (in the link). I really do thank you for the great answer provided there. Please enjoy your break!

I guess I can see where that can come across if one assumes the spec sheets are always up to date. As a user of Ubiquiti equipment, I generally feel that the spec sheet is outdated days after published (and of course it is published way after the equipment itself). Case in point, even as of TODAY 8/9/2016 the AF5x spec sheet doesn't specify the 24-48v range. I know they posted that newer MAC voltage table you made handy many moons ago.

I also thank you for your quick answers.