Autosensing happens at layer 1 (hardware level), and a static address is layer 3 (network). they're not connected. The autosensing issue is a hardware problem. Not to say there are necessarily no workarounds, but a static IP won't do it. Normally a device will havre a (hopefully documented) fallback default, so you might want to look into that and manually set the problem end to match the other.
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