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Re: Confirm AFX Radios POE

Thu Feb 18, 2016 1:32 pm

rockhead wrote:More stable as in observed greater stability of data rates. the brick not only gives me more failure points but also removes my ability to power up/down the device from the comfort of my office but on this profanely long 2X link it seems much happier on the brick.


I hear what your saying but does not make any logical sense?
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Re: Confirm AFX Radios POE

Thu Feb 18, 2016 2:22 pm

rockhead wrote:I have not put any of my X's on 48V , I did find that my 2X link was less stable when powered at 24VH on the switch vs running on the supplied brick...
That https://help.ubnt.com/hc/en-us/articles ... ut-voltage article does state the 2X needs higher voltage and draws more current so not sure why you would run it on 24V since it also states it supports 48V. I'm surprised they would even ship it with a 24V brick or did it come with a 48V one?
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Re: Confirm AFX Radios POE

Thu Feb 18, 2016 4:13 pm

All the AFX that I purchased came with a 50V power adapter. Purchased in November 2015 and January 2016
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Re: Confirm AFX Radios POE

Thu Feb 18, 2016 4:54 pm

magtech@magtech.ca wrote:All the AFX that I purchased came with a 50V power adapter.

That could explain then why the brick would work better than powering with 24V from the switch.
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Re: Confirm AFX Radios POE

Thu Feb 18, 2016 4:59 pm

5x on 3.2 no discernible difference on performance from 24 - 48VH-48 back to 24V, no idea of age but travelled to UK spent a vacation with a distributor and been on my network around 6 months and still alive

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Feb 18 20:19:18 UI: Port 2 PoE: changed from '24V' to 'Off'
Feb 18 20:19:20 kernel: link state changed to 'down' on port 2
Feb 18 20:19:36 UI: Configuration changed by x.x.x.x
Feb 18 20:19:36 UI: Port 2 PoE: changed from 'Off' to '48VH'
Feb 18 20:21:18 kernel: link state changed to 'up' on port 2
Feb 18 20:21:24 kernel: link state changed to 'down' on port 2
Feb 18 20:21:40 kernel: link state changed to 'up' on port 2
Feb 18 20:34:18 UI: Configuration changed by x.x.x.x
Feb 18 20:34:18 UI: Port 2 PoE: changed from '48VH' to 'Off'
Feb 18 20:34:20 kernel: link state changed to 'down' on port 2
Feb 18 20:34:32 UI: Configuration changed by x.x.x.x
Feb 18 20:34:32 UI: Port 2 PoE: changed from 'Off' to '48V'
Feb 18 20:36:14 kernel: link state changed to 'up' on port 2
Feb 18 20:36:20 kernel: link state changed to 'down' on port 2
Feb 18 20:36:36 kernel: link state changed to 'up' on port 2
Feb 18 20:42:29 UI: Configuration changed by x.x.x.x
Feb 18 20:42:29 UI: Port 2 PoE: changed from '48V' to 'Off'
Feb 18 20:42:31 kernel: link state changed to 'down' on port 2
Feb 18 20:42:42 UI: Configuration changed by x.x.x.x
Feb 18 20:42:42 UI: Port 2 PoE: changed from 'Off' to '24V'
Feb 18 20:44:25 kernel: link state changed to 'up' on port 2
Feb 18 20:44:29 kernel: link state changed to 'down' on port 2
Feb 18 20:44:46 kernel: link state changed to 'up' on port 2
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Re: Confirm AFX Radios POE

Thu Feb 18, 2016 8:46 pm

I have a few AF5x radios that run kinda funky with 200ft+ runs under high load. RF side of the link will randomly lock up.

Going to try 48V and see if this fixes it.
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Re: Confirm AFX Radios POE

Thu Feb 18, 2016 8:52 pm

mayheart wrote:I have a few AF5x radios that run kinda funky with 200ft+ runs under high load. RF side of the link will randomly lock up.

Going to try 48V and see if this fixes it.


Well 24VH or 48VH would be preferred but I would guess 48V would be better then 24V on a long cable run.

24V is "ok" up to about 200 feet.
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Re: Confirm AFX Radios POE

Thu Feb 18, 2016 9:04 pm

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mayheart wrote:I have a few AF5x radios that run kinda funky with 200ft+ runs under high load. RF side of the link will randomly lock up.

Going to try 48V and see if this fixes it.


Well 24VH or 48VH would be preferred but I would guess 48V would be better then 24V on a long cable run.

24V is "ok" up to about 200 feet.


I have a few that are older style units, would 24VH be an improvement?
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Re: Confirm AFX Radios POE

Thu Feb 18, 2016 9:24 pm

mayheart wrote:
sirhc wrote:
mayheart wrote:I have a few AF5x radios that run kinda funky with 200ft+ runs under high load. RF side of the link will randomly lock up.

Going to try 48V and see if this fixes it.


Well 24VH or 48VH would be preferred but I would guess 48V would be better then 24V on a long cable run.

24V is "ok" up to about 200 feet.


I have a few that are older style units, would 24VH be an improvement?


Well yea, that was the whole purpose of 24VH. The only device on the market that can use 24VH is the AFX radios.

24V standard is for airMAX radios but will work for AFX radios up to about 200 feet of cable.
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Re: Confirm AFX Radios POE

Fri Feb 19, 2016 3:51 pm

We have a lot of AF5x running at both 24vh and 24v. They seem fine.
We just put up one AF2x link, and we had a lot of trouble with it, until I realized my tech plugged it into a toughswitch! Replaced toughswitch with a netonix running 24vh and its been working good.

But if I can change it to 48v, that would be even better.
For the 2x, does it support 48VH and 48V?
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