Hello all,
We're going to power some ePMP GPS AP's with a Netonix switch. I understand
I can power them with either 24V or 48V but the pinout is different than
standard Ubiquiti passive POE that we're used to.
Which color wires do we swap on one side of the cable termination to
properly power the
I thought Netonix could simply swap the polarity?
The pinout is the same, but blue/brown is hot/neutral for Ubnt/Mikrotik
brown/blue is hot/neutral for Motorola/Trango/Cambium
Josh Luthman
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On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at
I have ePMP radios running on Netonix switches with no problem and in most
cases I do switch the blues and the Browns but I have had occasions where I
forgot to switch it and they run fine on a standard microtech were ubiquity pin
out but they or 24 V
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> On Oct 7, 2015, at
That kind of sucks having to wire it wrong =(
Josh Luthman
Office: 937-552-2340
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1100 Wayne St
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Troy, OH 45373
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 1:55 PM, Craig House
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> I have ePMP radios running on Netonix switches with no problem and in
> most cases I do switch the
It's really not that big a deal we've done it for years wiring ubiquity radios
into cambium POE sources like cluster managers or sync injectors. On the end
that we cross over with the nonstandard pan out usually the site in side the
box we will put a specifically colored boots over the cable to
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You don't have to wire the GPS radios (or any of the 2.4ghz radios) wrong -
they'll work fine with it wired either way.
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 12:55 PM, Josh Luthman
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> That kind of sucks having to wire it wrong =(
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So an update here. I am using the Netonix WS-12-250-AC switch running
firmware 1.3.3 which is the latest stable version. I tried a 5ghz and
2.4ghz sync AP and tried turning it on with 24V and 48V on both models and
cannot get it to work with standard pinouts. This is from the log on the
Netonix.
A
I got it figured out!
So under Ports tab, there is a very small checkbox labeled "PS" for "POE
Smart" and once I removed the checkbox and went back to 24V, the radio
booted right up at 1G.
So it does work apparently with PoE Smart turned off. Hope this won't hurt
the radio in some way.
On Wed, O
Next question,
The voltage range of these AP's is 22V to 56V with the stock poe putting
out 30V.
Would you recommend us set the Netonix switch to 24V or 48V? The runs are
short at 20 feet so I'm assuming 24V would be perfectly fine unless there
is some advantage to going up to 48V output maybe fo
See my previous email in this thread:
"Ok - so it seems you need to disable the 'PoE Smart' function on the
Netonix interface for it to work. This switch is running 1.3.4."
:)
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 9:14 PM, Darin Steffl
wrote:
> I got it figured out!
>
> So under Ports tab, there is a very s
Missed that. There was so many emails right away I'm sure I missed it on my
cellphone. Thanks!
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 9:27 PM, Josh Baird wrote:
> See my previous email in this thread:
>
> "Ok - so it seems you need to disable the 'PoE Smart' function on the
> Netonix interface for it to work.
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